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Sangam DMC (Digital Media City) is a business and media district in Mapo-gu served by DMC Station on Line 6, AREX and the Gyeongui-Jungang Line. Re:berry already has a Mapo branch in Sangam, while Re:berry Hongdae is a short AREX ride away, giving DMC office workers two network options with the same consultation standards.

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What is Sangam DMC?

Digital Media City, usually called DMC, is a planned business district in Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu. It is home to major broadcasters, media and IT companies, and sits near Seoul World Cup Stadium and the large parks built on former landfill sites, such as Haneul Park and Noeul Park. Thousands of people commute here daily, and the district also has a growing residential population.

Re:berry Mapo vs Re:berry Hongdae: which should you choose?

Honesty matters here: Re:berry already has a branch in Sangam. Re:berry Mapo is located at World Cup-ro 200 in the SJ Labella Sangam building. If you work or live in DMC, it may be the most convenient choice for regular visits.

Re:berry Hongdae is a separate, newer branch in the Hongdae area. Reasons DMC workers or residents might choose Hongdae include:

• You live in Hongdae, Hapjeong, Yeonnam-dong or Sinchon and prefer a clinic near home.
• You want an appointment time that fits better around evenings or weekends; check each branch's hours.
• You are combining a visit with plans in Hongdae.

Both branches follow the same Re:berry consultation and treatment standards. Our answer Is Re:berry Hongdae the same as Re:berry Mapo? explains the relationship, and Re:berry network branches lists all locations.

Getting from DMC to Hongdae

Digital Media City Station connects three lines. The quickest link is usually AREX: Hongik University Station is one stop away. The Gyeongui-Jungang Line also connects DMC and Hongik University. Line 6 runs from DMC toward Mangwon and Hapjeong. For the Hongdae branch address and hours, see Location & Hours.

Can I move between branches?

Many patients ask whether they can start treatment at one Re:berry branch and continue at another. This depends on the treatment and on each branch's arrangements, so ask when booking. See Can I follow up at another branch?

Treatments that suit office workers

• Low downtime: HydraFacial, laser toning and Botox can often fit into a lunch hour or after work.
• Lifting: Ultherapy Prime and Thermage FLX usually allow a return to work the same or next day.
• Skin boosters: Rejuran Healer or CellREDM can leave small bumps briefly, so Friday evenings are popular.

On-camera professionals sometimes prefer to avoid treatments with visible bruising or bumps right before filming. Share your schedule at consultation so timing can be planned.

Fitting treatment around a media schedule

Work in broadcasting, production and tech often involves irregular hours, early calls and long days under studio lights. That can mean dehydrated skin, breakouts from heavy makeup and little time for recovery. A plan that mixes low-downtime maintenance, such as hydrating facials and gentle toning, with occasional lifting or booster sessions timed before days off is often practical. If you appear on camera, tell the doctor your filming dates so any treatment that can leave bumps, redness or bruising is scheduled with enough margin.

It also helps to keep a simple record of what you had and when. Whether you visit the Mapo branch, the Hongdae branch or both, sharing that history makes each consultation more accurate.

Living in Sangam: everyday skin factors

Sangam's large parks and open riverside spaces are great for weekend walks and cycling, but they also mean more sun and wind exposure than people expect. Daily sunscreen and a hydrating routine matter, especially after laser or lifting treatments.

International professionals in DMC

DMC has a number of international companies and foreign staff. Re:berry Hongdae offers multilingual consultation support; please confirm available languages when booking through our Booking page.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a Re:berry branch in Sangam DMC?

Yes. Re:berry Mapo is located in Sangam at World Cup-ro 200, in the SJ Labella Sangam building. Re:berry Hongdae is a separate, newer branch in the Hongdae area. Both are part of the same Re:berry network and follow the same consultation and treatment standards.

How long does it take to get from DMC to Hongdae?

Hongik University Station is one stop from Digital Media City on AREX, so the train ride itself is short. Total journey time depends on where you start in DMC and where you are going in Hongdae. Check the branch address on our Location and Hours page and use a Korean map app for live times.

Do prices differ between Re:berry Mapo and Hongdae?

Pricing can depend on branch, plan and treatment details, so it is best confirmed directly. At Re:berry Hongdae, pricing depends on area, shot count and plan, and is confirmed in writing at consultation. Ask each branch for a written plan if you are comparing options.

Keep reading

• Do prices differ between branches?
• Mapo expats and foreign residents
• Zero-downtime treatments
• HydraFacial
• Mangwon-dong

Before you book

This page is general information, not a diagnosis. Suitability, dose, number of sessions and expected results are decided by a doctor at consultation, and results vary by individual. Possible side effects include redness, swelling and bruising. Pricing is confirmed in writing before any treatment. See our medical disclaimer.

Start with a diagnosis, not a package

Re:berry Clinic Hongdae designs your plan after a one-to-one skin assessment. Multilingual consultation support is available.