10 Best Uterine Cancer Treatment Clinics in Republic of Korea

Samsung Medical Center's Comprehensive Cancer Center provides advanced uterine cancer treatment using the Da Vinci surgical system and IGRT radiation therapy. Treatment may cost around $4,200–$10,500. Dr. Tae Joong Kim, an oncogynecologist with specialized training in gynecologic cancers, leads the uterine cancer program at this presidential-standard hospital.

At the women-only Ewha Womans University Medical Center, surgeons use the da Vinci robotic system for minimally invasive, scar-sparing surgery. A consultation with an oncologist may cost around $28. Imaging diagnostics like PET-CT typically run $979–$1,181. A hysterectomy is around $7,520, covering the surgery and hospitalization. The all-inclusive cancer treatment program may cost $17,000–$22,000.

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital treats 1,500,000 patients annually with its innovative BESTcare system to enhance treatment safety. Uterine cancer treatment may cost around $31,900–$54,200. The hospital specializes in oncology and operates as Korea's first digital medical center.

Gachon University Gil Medical Center is a multidisciplinary hospital, providing medical services of the international level and is a leading hospital not only Korea, but also in Asia. Gil Hospital is located in the heart of Incheon at 1 hour drive from Incheon International Airport.

Asan Medical Center is South Korea's largest multidisciplinary hospital, treating over 11,800 outpatients daily with oncology as a key specialty. Uterine cancer treatment may cost around $4,200–$10,500. The hospital performs nearly half of South Korea's organ transplants with a 90% success rate.

Gangnam Severance Hospital is JCI-accredited and specializes in oncology care, including uterine cancer treatment. Procedures may cost around $4,200–$10,500. The hospital operates multidisciplinary cancer units with advanced diagnostics and treatment protocols.

Severance Hospital, a JCI-accredited institution with 1.6 million annual outpatients, houses specialized oncological services for uterine cancer. Treatment costs range from around $4,200 to $10,500. The team includes oncologists like Dr. Kim Sung Hun specializing in minimally invasive gynecological oncology procedures and Dr. Kim Young Tae focusing on robotic surgical approaches.

Soon Chun Hyang University Hospital is one of four hospitals in a network across South Korea. Its core specialties include cardiovascular care, digestive oncology, and hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. The hospital earned a spot on Newsweek's World's Best Hospitals list in 2021.

• International department has served over 15,000 patients from more than 100 countries since 1999.
• On-site equipment includes PET-CT, multi-slice CT, 3.0T MRI, and TOMO therapy technology.
• Dedicated centers for emergency care, bloodless surgery, and allergic respiratory diseases in children.
• Staffed by over 130 highly skilled doctor-professors across 30 departments.

Seoul National University Hospital treats 10,700+ patients daily and leads South Korea in cancer care statistics. Uterine cancer treatment may cost around $4,200–$10,500. Dr. Han Byoel Lee holds an M.D. and Ph.D. from Seoul National University, specializing in oncoplastic surgery with extensive training including a B.S. from KAIST.

Korea University Anam Hospital specializes in robotic surgery for uterine cancer, with the Asia's first robotic stereotactic bladder replacement and pelvic lymphadenectomy. Dr. Kang Seok-ho pioneered these techniques and leads the Robot Surgery Center. Treatment typically costs around $4,200–$10,500. The center applies bloodless or minimal transfusion techniques to reduce infection risks and speed recovery.