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Contact & Book a Consultation

Quick answer: You can reach LEDAS Varicose Vein Clinic on the international line+82-70-4895-5086(English consultation), in Korea on051-634-8275, or by email atkbjledaspm@gmail.com. The clinic is on the 12th floor of 10 Seomyeonmunhwa-ro, Busanjin-gu, Busan, by Seomyeon Station Exit 9. Use the form below to request a consultation.

Reception and outpatient center of LEDAS Varicose Vein Clinic in Seomyeon, Busan

Key facts at a glance

  • Clinic: Kim Byoung Joon LEDAS Varicose Vein Clinic
  • Address: 12F (Yeonggwang Book building), 10 Seomyeonmunhwa-ro, Busanjin-gu, Busan, Republic of Korea
  • International line (English): +82-70-4895-5086
  • Korea line: 051-634-8275
  • Email: kbjledaspm@gmail.com
  • Hours: 9:00–18:00, lunch 12:30–13:30; closed Sundays and every 2nd Wednesday and Saturday; open on public holidays – please confirm by phone.
  • Subway: Seomyeon Station (Lines 1 & 2), Exit 9 – about a one-minute walk.

Thank you. Your request has been sent to the LEDAS international team, who will contact you by your preferred method.

How do I book a consultation?

  1. Send your details using the form, by email or by phone. Tell us which leg(s) are affected, your symptoms and any previous vein treatment.
  2. An international coordinator replies by your preferred contact method and, if you are abroad, can arrange an online consultation or a session at one of our remote consultation centers .
  3. Plan your visit. Your first visit includes a consultation and leg ultrasound (180,000 KRW). Any treatment quote is given only after the ultrasound. See your first visit .

Coordinators interpret in English, Russian and Chinese; other languages can be arranged. Overseas patients can also get help with airport pick-up and hotel and flight booking .

How do I get to the clinic?

LEDAS is in central Seomyeon, Busan's medical street district. From Seomyeon Station (where subway Lines 1 and 2 meet), take Exit 9 and walk straight ahead about 50 metres to the Yeonggwang Book building, then go up to the 12th floor. Parking tickets are issued at reception after your visit.

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Opening hours and contact channels

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Clinic hours 9:00–18:00 (lunch 12:30–13:30)
Closed Sundays and every 2nd Wednesday and Saturday
Public holidays Open – please confirm by phone
International line +82-70-4895-5086 (English consultation)
Korea line 051-634-8275
Email kbjledaspm@gmail.com

Contacting LEDAS – frequently asked questions

  • Can I speak to someone in English?

    Yes. The international line, +82-70-4895-5086, is for English consultation, and international coordinators also interpret in Russian and Chinese. Other languages can be arranged through the coordinator. Medical statements are issued in Korean or English. See interpreter and language support.

  • Do I need an appointment?

    Booking ahead is strongly recommended, especially if you are travelling from abroad, because the clinic closes on Sundays and every 2nd Wednesday and Saturday. Contact us by form, phone or email and a coordinator will confirm a time. Check opening hours and closed days before you travel.

  • Can I get advice before I travel to Korea?

    Yes. You can request an online consultation, and patients in Mongolia, Russia, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Vietnam, China and Kyrgyzstan can use one of 12 remote consultation centers. A final treatment plan is only made after an in-person ultrasound in Busan. Read about online consultation.

  • What should I send with my consultation request?

    Tell us which leg or legs are affected, your main symptoms, how long you have had them, any previous vein treatment and your current medicines, especially blood thinners. Previous ultrasound reports are helpful if you have them. Avoid sending more personal data than needed.

  • What if I have sudden leg swelling or chest pain?

    Do not wait for a reply to a form or email. Sudden swelling and pain in one leg, or chest pain and shortness of breath, can signal deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism. Call your local emergency number (119 in Korea) immediately. Learn more about DVT.

About this page

Clinical information: LEDAS Varicose Vein Clinic, led by Dr. Kim Byoung Joon , thoracic and cardiovascular surgeon, founding member of the Korean Society for Phlebology.
Medical reviewer: Dr. Kim Byoung Joon · Review status: Pending · Last updated: October 2026
This page is general information and not a diagnosis. Treatment is decided only after an in-person examination. Read our editorial policy .

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