Best Clinics for Melanoma Treatment in Republic of Korea: 9 Top-Rated Centers

Samsung Medical Center's Comprehensive Cancer Center treats melanoma with advanced technologies like IGRT and the Da Vinci surgical system. Treatment may cost around $2,800–$6,800. The hospital holds presidential standards accreditation and operates a dedicated oncology unit with specialized equipment for precise cancer care.

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital treats 1,500,000 patients annually and operates Korea's first digital hospital with the BESTcare system for enhanced treatment safety. Melanoma procedures may cost around $20,800–$35,000.

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 the largest multidisciplinary hospital in South Korea, treating over 11,800 outpatients daily. Melanoma treatment may cost around $2,800–$6,800. The hospital specializes in oncology and performs nearly half of South Korea's organ transplants with a 90% success rate. It serves international patients from the USA, China, UAE, and other countries.

Gangnam Severance Hospital is a JCI-accredited center specializing in oncology. Melanoma treatment may cost around $2,800–$6,800. The hospital is the first in South Korea to perform lung transplants.

Severance Hospital's JCI-certified oncology center offers comprehensive melanoma treatment with costs typically ranging from $2,800 to $6,800. Prof. Sung Hoon Noh, Director of Yonsei Cancer Center, brings extensive expertise in surgical oncology and holds leadership roles in major cancer associations.

Soon Chun Hyang University Hospital Seoul  is multidisciplinary hospital for examination and treatment of various diseases, founded in 1974 and located in Seoul. There are four hospitals in Soon Chun Hyang Universety Hospital, which located throughout South Korea.

 

Seoul National University Hospital treats over 10,000 patients daily and is recognized for its high cancer treatment success rates in South Korea. Melanoma procedures typically cost between $2,800 and $6,800. Dr. Lee Han-Byoel, a breast cancer specialist, holds advanced degrees including a PhD in surgery from Seoul National University Graduate School and postgraduate training from KAIST.

Korea University Anam Hospital specializes in robotic surgery for melanoma, with treatment costs around $2,800–$6,800. Dr. Kim Jin, Director of the Training and Education Committee of the Korean Surgical Society and Vice President of the Korean Association of Robotic Surgeons, leads the team. He holds a Ph.D. in Surgery from Korea University and has conducted surgical demonstrations internationally.