Miol Korean Medicine Hospital

Miol Korean Medicine Hospital (미올한방병원) is a comprehensive Traditional Korean Medicine facility specializing in integrated Korean-Western medicine treatment. Located in Seoul's Gwanak-gu district, the hospital operates from a multi-floor facility in Daeyeon Building, offering specialized care through three distinct centers.

The Facial & Nerve Center provides advanced treatment for facial paralysis (Bell's palsy), facial asymmetry, tinnitus, sudden hearing loss, dizziness, TMJ disorders, and Parkinson's disease. The hospital pioneered Korea's first TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) based Korean-Western medicine collaborative research, representing a significant advancement in neurological treatment approaches.

The Pain & Rehabilitation Center focuses on non-surgical integrated treatment for spinal and joint conditions including cervical and lumbar disc herniation, spinal stenosis, and sports rehabilitation. Their approach combines traditional Korean medicine techniques with modern medical diagnostics.

The Women's & Immune Center addresses female health concerns including postpartum recovery, PCOS, menopause, menstrual disorders, and diet programs. The center also offers body shape correction services and cancer immune support therapy.

Led by Director Dr. Lim Yong-seok, who holds a Ph.D. in Korean Medicine ENT/Dermatology from Daejeon University, the hospital emphasizes personalized treatment within a standardized system. With a team of experienced Korean medicine doctors, Miol provides holistic care addressing both symptoms and root causes through the integration of traditional and modern medical approaches.