Hello, this is NAWE Women’s Clinic.
Many women notice changes in vaginal tightness after childbirth, sexual experience, or as the pelvic floor muscles become weaker. Some may experience vaginal laxity, decreased sexual satisfaction, vaginal flatulence, or a feeling that the vagina does not feel as tight as before.
This can lead to questions such as, “How much does vaginal tightening cost in Korea?” or “What is the difference between vaginal tightening surgery and non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation?”
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, All-in-one Vaginoplasty is a surgical vaginal rejuvenation procedure designed to tighten the vaginal opening and canal while strengthening the surrounding pelvic floor muscles and creating internal ridges.
The goal is to provide a personalized approach to vaginal tightening while focusing on surgical precision, recovery, and patient comfort.
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, All-in-one Vaginoplasty is a surgical vaginal rejuvenation procedure designed to tighten the vaginal opening and canal while strengthening the surrounding pelvic floor muscles and creating internal ridges.
Table of Contents
- What Is Vaginoplasty?
- Who May Consider Vaginoplasty?
- What Is All-in-one Vaginoplasty?
- How Is All-in-one Vaginoplasty Performed?
- What Makes NAWE Clinic’s All-in-one Vaginoplasty Different?
- Vaginal Tightening Cost in Korea: How Much Does It Cost?
- What Is Recovery Like After Vaginoplasty?
- When Can I Have Sex After Vaginoplasty?
- Why Choose NAWE Women’s Clinic?
- Summary: What to Know About Vaginal Tightening in Korea
- Frequently Asked Questions About Vaginal Tightening in Korea
What Is Vaginoplasty?
Vaginoplasty, also known as a vaginal tightening surgery, is a surgical vaginal rejuvenation procedure designed to narrow the vaginal width and improve vaginal laxity.
The procedure may involve removing excess vaginal lining and strengthening the pelvic floor muscles. At NAWE Women’s Clinic, the All-in-one Vaginoplasty also includes the creation of internal ridges as part of the surgical approach.
The procedure is designed to address concerns related to vaginal laxity and pelvic floor weakness.
Who May Consider Vaginoplasty?
Vaginoplasty may be considered by women experiencing vaginal laxity or concerns related to weakened pelvic floor muscles.
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, All-in-one Vaginoplasty may be considered for women experiencing concerns such as:
- Vaginal laxity after multiple childbirths
- Weak pelvic floor muscles
- Urinary incontinence
- Vaginal flatulence
- Frequent penile slippage during intercourse
- Decreased sexual satisfaction
- Decreased sexual sensitivity
- A feeling of looseness in the vaginal canal
- A desire for stronger vaginal tightening
Some women may also describe a feeling of pressure or a sensation that the area feels less supported than before.
A consultation is important to determine whether surgical vaginal tightening is appropriate for your individual condition.
What Is All-in-one Vaginoplasty?
NAWE Women’s Clinic’s All-in-one Vaginoplasty is designed to combine several surgical approaches in one procedure.
The procedure focuses on:
- Vaginal tightening
- Pelvic floor muscle strengthening
- Internal ridge formation
The vaginal width is narrowed by removing excess vaginal mucosa, while the surrounding pelvic floor muscles are strengthened.
Internal ridges are also created to form a tighter vaginal canal.
Unlike vaginal filler or vaginal implant procedures, the All-in-one Vaginoplasty described by the clinic does not rely on filler injection or an implant.
The procedure is performed as a single surgical treatment.
How Is All-in-one Vaginoplasty Performed?
The procedure combines three main components:
Removal of vaginal mucosa + Internal ridge formation + Pelvic floor muscle strengthening
According to the clinic’s surgical approach, the All-in-one Vaginoplasty uses a wider area of dissection and a four-point matrix suturing technique.
Compared with the traditional surgical method described by the clinic, the All-in-one approach includes:
Surgical Approach
| Surgical Approach | Traditional Vaginoplasty | All-in-one Vaginoplasty |
| Dissection | Partial dissection | Wider side-area dissection |
| Incision | Diamond-shaped incision | Heart-shaped, wave-pattern incision |
| Suturing | Single-point suturing | Four-point matrix suturing |
| Vaginal mucosa | Removed | Removed |
| Internal ridges | Not included in the described method | Created as part of the procedure |
The exact surgical technique is determined by the medical team based on the patient’s condition.
What Makes NAWE Clinic’s All-in-one Vaginoplasty Different?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, our All-in-one Vaginoplasty combines vaginal tightening, pelvic floor muscle strengthening, and internal ridge formation in a single procedure.
The procedure is designed to provide the following surgical benefits:
- Less blood loss
- Less postoperative pain
- Quicker recovery
- Minimal scarring
- Lower risk of infection
- A private recovery room
The clinic also provides a private one-person recovery room, allowing patients to rest and recover in a more private environment after surgery.
Vaginal Tightening Cost in Korea: How Much Does It Cost?
One of the most common questions international patients have is:
“How much does vaginal tightening cost in Korea?”
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, vaginal tightening surgery costs approximately 3,500,000–6,000,000 KRW. The final cost may vary depending on the degree of vaginal laxity.
The final price varies depending on the degree of vaginal laxity.
| Treatment | Cost |
| Vaginal Tightening Surgery | 3,500,000–6,000,000 KRW |
Because the price can vary according to the patient’s degree of laxity and treatment plan, consultation is important before confirming the final cost.
If additional procedures are considered, the treatment plan and associated cost may also differ.
What Is the Surgery Time and Recovery Like?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, the surgery takes approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour.
The procedure is performed as an outpatient treatment, so hospitalization is not required.
Procedure Information
| Category | Information |
| Surgery Time | 30 minutes–1 hour |
| Hospitalization | None / outpatient procedure |
| Anesthesia | Sleep sedation + local anesthesia |
| Recovery Period | Approximately 4 weeks |
| Stitches | Dissolvable stitches |
The stitches used during surgery naturally dissolve, so they generally do not need to be removed.
What Should I Expect After Vaginoplasty?
Some temporary discomfort and discharge can occur during the recovery period.
According to the clinic’s postoperative instructions, a heavy or uncomfortable sensation around the vagina and anus, or pain that feels like pressure in the lower area, may continue for approximately 1–2 days.
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, a 48-hour pain-control injection may be provided and can be self-removed after 48 hours according to the clinic’s instructions.
Bleeding may occur for approximately 7–10 days after surgery. Patients are advised to use sanitary pads during this period.
Afterward, watery discharge may continue while the dissolvable sutures naturally dissolve. The clinic recommends using liners for up to four weeks.
Recovery instructions can vary depending on the individual patient and whether additional procedures were performed.
When Can I Have Sex After Vaginoplasty?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, patients are advised to wait approximately one month after surgery before having sexual intercourse.
For stable recovery, we recommend avoiding the following for four weeks:
- Sexual intercourse
- Tampons
- Alcohol
- Hot baths
- Strenuous exercise
Following the postoperative instructions is important for allowing the treated area to recover properly.
Is Vaginoplasty Suitable for Everyone?
Vaginoplasty may be considered for women experiencing vaginal laxity, including laxity associated with childbirth or sexual experience.
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, women may consider All-in-one Vaginoplasty for concerns such as vaginal laxity, decreased sexual sensitivity, vaginal flatulence, frequent penile slippage during intercourse, or a desire for stronger vaginal tightening.
However, suitability cannot be determined from symptoms alone. A medical consultation is needed to evaluate the individual condition and determine whether surgery is appropriate.
Why Choose NAWE Women’s Clinic?
Vaginal tightening is an intimate surgical procedure, so privacy, comfort, and appropriate medical evaluation are important.
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, the All-in-one Vaginoplasty is designed around:
- Vaginal tightening
- Pelvic floor muscle strengthening
- Internal ridge formation
- A relatively short surgical time
- Outpatient treatment
- Dissolvable sutures
- Private one-person recovery room
- Postoperative care instructions
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, we focus on combining multiple surgical components into one comprehensive vaginal tightening procedure.
Summary: What to Know About Vaginal Tightening in Korea
Vaginal tightening in Korea, can be performed as a surgical vaginal rejuvenation procedure.
NAWE Women’s Clinic’s All-in-one Vaginoplasty combines vaginal tightening, pelvic floor muscle strengthening, and internal ridge formation in one surgery.
The procedure takes approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour, does not require hospitalization, and uses dissolvable sutures. The clinic recommends approximately four weeks of recovery, including avoiding sexual intercourse, tampons, alcohol, hot baths, and strenuous exercise.
The provided price range for vaginal tightening surgery is approximately 3,500,000–6,000,000 KRW, depending on the degree of vaginal laxity.
For women considering vaginal tightening in Korea, a consultation is the best way to understand whether surgical treatment is appropriate and what treatment plan is suitable for their individual condition.
Frequently Asked Questions About Vaginal Tightening in Korea
1. How Much Does Vaginal Tightening Cost in Korea?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, vaginal tightening surgery costs approximately 3,500,000–6,000,000 KRW. The final cost may vary depending on the degree of vaginal laxity and the individual treatment plan.
2. What is All-in-one Vaginoplasty?
All-in-one Vaginoplasty is a surgical vaginal tightening procedure that combines vaginal narrowing, pelvic floor muscle strengthening, and internal ridge formation in one surgery. The procedure involves removing excess vaginal mucosa and tightening the vaginal canal.
3. How Long Does All-in-one Vaginoplasty Take?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, All-in-one Vaginoplasty takes approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the individual treatment plan.
The procedure is performed as an outpatient surgery, so hospitalization is not required. The surgery combines vaginal tightening, pelvic floor muscle strengthening, and internal ridge formation in a single procedure.
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, anesthesia is performed using sleep sedation and local anesthesia.
4. Do I Need to Stay in the Hospital After Vaginoplasty?
No. At NAWE Women’s Clinic, All-in-one Vaginoplasty is performed as an outpatient procedure, so hospitalization is not required. After the procedure, patients can recover in the clinic’s private one-person recovery room before leaving.
5. Do the Stitches Need to Be Removed After Vaginoplasty?
No. At NAWE Women’s Clinic, dissolvable sutures are used during All-in-one Vaginoplasty, so they do not normally need to be removed. The sutures naturally dissolve approximately 3–4 weeks after surgery.
6. When Can I Have Sex After Vaginal Tightening Surgery?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, patients are advised to wait approximately one month after surgery before having sexual intercourse. For stable recovery, we recommend avoiding sexual intercourse, tampons, alcohol, hot baths, and strenuous exercise for approximately four weeks after surgery.
7. How Long Is the Recovery Period After Vaginoplasty?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, the recovery period after All-in-one Vaginoplasty is approximately four weeks. During this time, temporary bleeding, watery discharge, pressure, or discomfort may occur as the treated area heals.
Following the postoperative care instructions and allowing sufficient time for recovery can help support a stable healing process.
8. Can Vaginoplasty Be Performed After Childbirth?
Yes. At NAWE Women’s Clinic, women experiencing vaginal laxity after multiple childbirths may consider All-in-one Vaginoplasty. The procedure is designed to address vaginal laxity by tightening the vaginal canal and strengthening the surrounding pelvic floor muscles.
A consultation is recommended to evaluate your individual condition and determine whether All-in-one Vaginoplasty is appropriate for you.
9. Does All-in-one Vaginoplasty Use Vaginal Filler or an Implant?
No. At NAWE Women’s Clinic, All-in-one Vaginoplasty is performed without vaginal filler injections or implants. Instead, the procedure focuses on surgical vaginal tightening, pelvic floor muscle strengthening, and internal ridge formation as part of a single surgical procedure.
10. Can I Give Birth After Vaginoplasty?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, childbirth is possible after All-in-one Vaginoplasty. However, we recommend the procedure for women who do not plan to give birth vaginally in the future.
If you are considering pregnancy or future childbirth, we recommend discussing your plans with the medical team before surgery so that your treatment can be appropriately planned.
Thank you for reading. This is NAWE Women's Clinic.
We hope this was helpful.
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Dr. Eun-jeong Lee, a physician who truly understands women.
• OB/GYN Specialist, Samsung Seoul Hospital
• Outpatient Professor, Samsung Seoul Hospital Dept. of OB/GYN
• Former Director, Yunho Hospital OB/GYN
• Former Director, Poyumun OB/GYN Clinic
• Current Director, Nawe Clinic
• Full Member, Korean Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology
• Full Member, Korean OB/GYN Medical Association
• Full Member, Korean Society of Obstetric and Gynecologic Ultrasound
• Full Member, Korean Society of Female Pelvic Aesthetic Medicine
• Full Member, Korean Society of Urogynecology
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Hello, this is NAWE Women’s Clinic.
Many women notice changes in vaginal tightness after childbirth, sexual experience, or as the pelvic floor muscles become weaker. Some may experience vaginal laxity, decreased sexual satisfaction, vaginal flatulence, or a feeling that the vagina does not feel as tight as before.
This can lead to questions such as, “How much does vaginal tightening cost in Korea?” or “What is the difference between vaginal tightening surgery and non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation?”
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, All-in-one Vaginoplasty is a surgical vaginal rejuvenation procedure designed to tighten the vaginal opening and canal while strengthening the surrounding pelvic floor muscles and creating internal ridges.
The goal is to provide a personalized approach to vaginal tightening while focusing on surgical precision, recovery, and patient comfort.
Table of Contents
- What Is Vaginoplasty?
- Who May Consider Vaginoplasty?
- What Is All-in-one Vaginoplasty?
- How Is All-in-one Vaginoplasty Performed?
- What Makes NAWE Clinic’s All-in-one Vaginoplasty Different?
- Vaginal Tightening Cost in Korea: How Much Does It Cost?
- What Is Recovery Like After Vaginoplasty?
- When Can I Have Sex After Vaginoplasty?
- Why Choose NAWE Women’s Clinic?
- Summary: What to Know About Vaginal Tightening in Korea
- Frequently Asked Questions About Vaginal Tightening in Korea
What Is Vaginoplasty?
Vaginoplasty, also known as a vaginal tightening surgery, is a surgical vaginal rejuvenation procedure designed to narrow the vaginal width and improve vaginal laxity.
The procedure may involve removing excess vaginal lining and strengthening the pelvic floor muscles. At NAWE Women’s Clinic, the All-in-one Vaginoplasty also includes the creation of internal ridges as part of the surgical approach.
The procedure is designed to address concerns related to vaginal laxity and pelvic floor weakness.
Who May Consider Vaginoplasty?
Vaginoplasty may be considered by women experiencing vaginal laxity or concerns related to weakened pelvic floor muscles.
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, All-in-one Vaginoplasty may be considered for women experiencing concerns such as:
- Vaginal laxity after multiple childbirths
- Weak pelvic floor muscles
- Urinary incontinence
- Vaginal flatulence
- Frequent penile slippage during intercourse
- Decreased sexual satisfaction
- Decreased sexual sensitivity
- A feeling of looseness in the vaginal canal
- A desire for stronger vaginal tightening
Some women may also describe a feeling of pressure or a sensation that the area feels less supported than before.
A consultation is important to determine whether surgical vaginal tightening is appropriate for your individual condition.
What Is All-in-one Vaginoplasty?
NAWE Women’s Clinic’s All-in-one Vaginoplasty is designed to combine several surgical approaches in one procedure.
The procedure focuses on:
- Vaginal tightening
- Pelvic floor muscle strengthening
- Internal ridge formation
The vaginal width is narrowed by removing excess vaginal mucosa, while the surrounding pelvic floor muscles are strengthened.
Internal ridges are also created to form a tighter vaginal canal.
Unlike vaginal filler or vaginal implant procedures, the All-in-one Vaginoplasty described by the clinic does not rely on filler injection or an implant.
The procedure is performed as a single surgical treatment.
How Is All-in-one Vaginoplasty Performed?
The procedure combines three main components:
Removal of vaginal mucosa + Internal ridge formation + Pelvic floor muscle strengthening
According to the clinic’s surgical approach, the All-in-one Vaginoplasty uses a wider area of dissection and a four-point matrix suturing technique.
Compared with the traditional surgical method described by the clinic, the All-in-one approach includes:
Surgical Approach
The exact surgical technique is determined by the medical team based on the patient’s condition.
What Makes NAWE Clinic’s All-in-one Vaginoplasty Different?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, our All-in-one Vaginoplasty combines vaginal tightening, pelvic floor muscle strengthening, and internal ridge formation in a single procedure.
The procedure is designed to provide the following surgical benefits:
- Less blood loss
- Less postoperative pain
- Quicker recovery
- Minimal scarring
- Lower risk of infection
- A private recovery room
The clinic also provides a private one-person recovery room, allowing patients to rest and recover in a more private environment after surgery.
Vaginal Tightening Cost in Korea: How Much Does It Cost?
One of the most common questions international patients have is:
“How much does vaginal tightening cost in Korea?”
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, vaginal tightening surgery costs approximately 3,500,000–6,000,000 KRW. The final cost may vary depending on the degree of vaginal laxity.
The final price varies depending on the degree of vaginal laxity.
Because the price can vary according to the patient’s degree of laxity and treatment plan, consultation is important before confirming the final cost.
If additional procedures are considered, the treatment plan and associated cost may also differ.
What Is the Surgery Time and Recovery Like?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, the surgery takes approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour.
The procedure is performed as an outpatient treatment, so hospitalization is not required.
Procedure Information
The stitches used during surgery naturally dissolve, so they generally do not need to be removed.
What Should I Expect After Vaginoplasty?
Some temporary discomfort and discharge can occur during the recovery period.
According to the clinic’s postoperative instructions, a heavy or uncomfortable sensation around the vagina and anus, or pain that feels like pressure in the lower area, may continue for approximately 1–2 days.
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, a 48-hour pain-control injection may be provided and can be self-removed after 48 hours according to the clinic’s instructions.
Bleeding may occur for approximately 7–10 days after surgery. Patients are advised to use sanitary pads during this period.
Afterward, watery discharge may continue while the dissolvable sutures naturally dissolve. The clinic recommends using liners for up to four weeks.
Recovery instructions can vary depending on the individual patient and whether additional procedures were performed.
When Can I Have Sex After Vaginoplasty?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, patients are advised to wait approximately one month after surgery before having sexual intercourse.
For stable recovery, we recommend avoiding the following for four weeks:
- Sexual intercourse
- Tampons
- Alcohol
- Hot baths
- Strenuous exercise
Following the postoperative instructions is important for allowing the treated area to recover properly.
Is Vaginoplasty Suitable for Everyone?
Vaginoplasty may be considered for women experiencing vaginal laxity, including laxity associated with childbirth or sexual experience.
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, women may consider All-in-one Vaginoplasty for concerns such as vaginal laxity, decreased sexual sensitivity, vaginal flatulence, frequent penile slippage during intercourse, or a desire for stronger vaginal tightening.
However, suitability cannot be determined from symptoms alone. A medical consultation is needed to evaluate the individual condition and determine whether surgery is appropriate.
Why Choose NAWE Women’s Clinic?
Vaginal tightening is an intimate surgical procedure, so privacy, comfort, and appropriate medical evaluation are important.
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, the All-in-one Vaginoplasty is designed around:
- Vaginal tightening
- Pelvic floor muscle strengthening
- Internal ridge formation
- A relatively short surgical time
- Outpatient treatment
- Dissolvable sutures
- Private one-person recovery room
- Postoperative care instructions
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, we focus on combining multiple surgical components into one comprehensive vaginal tightening procedure.
Summary: What to Know About Vaginal Tightening in Korea
Vaginal tightening in Korea, can be performed as a surgical vaginal rejuvenation procedure.
NAWE Women’s Clinic’s All-in-one Vaginoplasty combines vaginal tightening, pelvic floor muscle strengthening, and internal ridge formation in one surgery.
The procedure takes approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour, does not require hospitalization, and uses dissolvable sutures. The clinic recommends approximately four weeks of recovery, including avoiding sexual intercourse, tampons, alcohol, hot baths, and strenuous exercise.
The provided price range for vaginal tightening surgery is approximately 3,500,000–6,000,000 KRW, depending on the degree of vaginal laxity.
Frequently Asked Questions About Vaginal Tightening in Korea
1. How Much Does Vaginal Tightening Cost in Korea?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, vaginal tightening surgery costs approximately 3,500,000–6,000,000 KRW. The final cost may vary depending on the degree of vaginal laxity and the individual treatment plan.
2. What is All-in-one Vaginoplasty?
All-in-one Vaginoplasty is a surgical vaginal tightening procedure that combines vaginal narrowing, pelvic floor muscle strengthening, and internal ridge formation in one surgery. The procedure involves removing excess vaginal mucosa and tightening the vaginal canal.
3. How Long Does All-in-one Vaginoplasty Take?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, All-in-one Vaginoplasty takes approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the individual treatment plan.
The procedure is performed as an outpatient surgery, so hospitalization is not required. The surgery combines vaginal tightening, pelvic floor muscle strengthening, and internal ridge formation in a single procedure.
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, anesthesia is performed using sleep sedation and local anesthesia.
4. Do I Need to Stay in the Hospital After Vaginoplasty?
No. At NAWE Women’s Clinic, All-in-one Vaginoplasty is performed as an outpatient procedure, so hospitalization is not required. After the procedure, patients can recover in the clinic’s private one-person recovery room before leaving.
5. Do the Stitches Need to Be Removed After Vaginoplasty?
No. At NAWE Women’s Clinic, dissolvable sutures are used during All-in-one Vaginoplasty, so they do not normally need to be removed. The sutures naturally dissolve approximately 3–4 weeks after surgery.
6. When Can I Have Sex After Vaginal Tightening Surgery?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, patients are advised to wait approximately one month after surgery before having sexual intercourse. For stable recovery, we recommend avoiding sexual intercourse, tampons, alcohol, hot baths, and strenuous exercise for approximately four weeks after surgery.
7. How Long Is the Recovery Period After Vaginoplasty?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, the recovery period after All-in-one Vaginoplasty is approximately four weeks. During this time, temporary bleeding, watery discharge, pressure, or discomfort may occur as the treated area heals.
Following the postoperative care instructions and allowing sufficient time for recovery can help support a stable healing process.
8. Can Vaginoplasty Be Performed After Childbirth?
Yes. At NAWE Women’s Clinic, women experiencing vaginal laxity after multiple childbirths may consider All-in-one Vaginoplasty. The procedure is designed to address vaginal laxity by tightening the vaginal canal and strengthening the surrounding pelvic floor muscles.
A consultation is recommended to evaluate your individual condition and determine whether All-in-one Vaginoplasty is appropriate for you.
9. Does All-in-one Vaginoplasty Use Vaginal Filler or an Implant?
No. At NAWE Women’s Clinic, All-in-one Vaginoplasty is performed without vaginal filler injections or implants. Instead, the procedure focuses on surgical vaginal tightening, pelvic floor muscle strengthening, and internal ridge formation as part of a single surgical procedure.
10. Can I Give Birth After Vaginoplasty?
At NAWE Women’s Clinic, childbirth is possible after All-in-one Vaginoplasty. However, we recommend the procedure for women who do not plan to give birth vaginally in the future.
If you are considering pregnancy or future childbirth, we recommend discussing your plans with the medical team before surgery so that your treatment can be appropriately planned.
Thank you for reading. This is NAWE Women's Clinic.
We hope this was helpful.
Dr. Eun-jeong Lee, a physician who truly understands women.
• Outpatient Professor, Samsung Seoul Hospital Dept. of OB/GYN
• Former Director, Yunho Hospital OB/GYN
• Former Director, Poyumun OB/GYN Clinic
• Current Director, Nawe Clinic
• Full Member, Korean OB/GYN Medical Association
• Full Member, Korean Society of Obstetric and Gynecologic Ultrasound
• Full Member, Korean Society of Female Pelvic Aesthetic Medicine
• Full Member, Korean Society of Urogynecology