Re:berry Hongdae is a skin clinic serving Yeonnam-dong, the leafy neighborhood just north of Hongik University Station in Mapo-gu, Seoul. Yeonnam-dong residents and visitors can reach the Hongdae area on foot along the Gyeongui Line Forest Park. Check the Location & Hours page for the exact address and opening hours.
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Where is Yeonnam-dong?
Yeonnam-dong is a residential and cafe neighborhood in Mapo-gu, directly north of Hongik University Station. It is known for low-rise streets, independent restaurants, small boutiques and the linear park built on a former railway, the Gyeongui Line Forest Park. Locals jokingly call its Yeonnam stretch "Yeontral Park."
Because it sits beside Hongdae, many people who live, work or stay in Yeonnam-dong look for a skin clinic within easy reach rather than traveling to Gangnam.
How do I get from Yeonnam-dong to Re:berry Hongdae?
Yeonnam-dong and the Hongdae area are neighbors, so most people walk. The forest park path leads toward Hongik University Station, which is the main reference point for the area. From there, follow the directions on our Location & Hours page, which lists the exact address and opening hours of the Hongdae branch.
- On foot: follow the Gyeongui Line Forest Park toward Hongik University Station.
- By subway: Hongik University Station is served by Line 2, AREX and the Gyeongui–Jungang Line.
- From the airport: AREX connects both Incheon and Gimpo airports with Hongik University Station. See Incheon Airport to Hongdae.
For a step-by-step walk from the station, read how to get to Re:berry Hongdae from Hongik University Station.
Which treatments fit a Yeonnam-dong day?
Many visitors spend a relaxed day in Yeonnam-dong browsing cafes and shops. If you want to fit a treatment in without disrupting your plans, low-downtime options are popular, though the right choice always follows a consultation.
- HydraFacial: cleansing and hydration with no recovery time.
- Laser toning: for dullness and uneven tone; mild redness may last a few hours.
- Botox: quick injections with minimal downtime.
- Skin boosters: such as Rejuran Healer, which can leave small bumps for a day or so.
If you plan to sit in the park afterward, bring a hat and sunscreen, since freshly treated skin is more sensitive to sun. See our list of zero-downtime treatments for travelers.
Why combine a clinic visit with Yeonnam-dong?
Yeonnam-dong is calm compared with the main Hongdae streets, which makes it a comfortable place to rest after an appointment. The forest park has benches and shaded stretches, and the side streets are full of quiet cafes where you can sit with a cold drink while any redness settles. If you have swelling after injections, a short gentle walk is usually fine, but avoid long periods in direct sun or heat.
Visitors staying in Yeonnam-dong guesthouses also benefit from the neighborhood's easy airport connection: AREX runs to Hongik University Station from both Incheon and Gimpo, so arriving with luggage and checking in nearby is straightforward.
For Yeonnam-dong residents and expats
Yeonnam-dong has a large community of long-term foreign residents, creatives and students. Having a clinic in the Hongdae area makes follow-up sessions easier, whether you are on a laser toning series, maintaining Botox or planning annual lifting. Re:berry offers multilingual consultation support; please confirm languages when booking.
What to know before you visit
A few practical points help your appointment run smoothly:
- Bring your passport or ID and a list of medications.
- Arrive with clean skin if possible, or allow time to cleanse at the clinic.
- Pricing depends on area, shot count and plan, and is confirmed in writing at consultation.
- Book ahead through our Booking page, especially for weekends.
- If you are on a series, ask whether sessions can be scheduled at a consistent time of day to fit your routine.
Key facts
- Neighborhood: Yeonnam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul
- Nearest station: Hongik University Station (Line 2, AREX, Gyeongui–Jungang Line)
- Landmark: Gyeongui Line Forest Park, nicknamed "Yeontral Park"
- Getting around: Most of Yeonnam-dong is walkable to Hongdae
- Good to know: Confirm the clinic address and hours before you go
Frequently asked questions
Is Yeonnam-dong part of Hongdae?
Yeonnam-dong is a separate administrative neighborhood in Mapo-gu, but it borders the Hongdae area and many people consider it part of greater Hongdae. It sits just north of Hongik University Station, and the two are connected by the Gyeongui Line Forest Park, so walking between them is easy for most people.
Can I walk from Yeontral Park to the clinic?
Many people can, since the park runs toward Hongik University Station. Walking time depends on where in the park you start and the clinic's exact location, which is listed on our Location and Hours page. Check the address in a map app before you set off.
What treatment can I do before an afternoon of cafe hopping?
Options with little or no downtime, such as HydraFacial or Botox, are common choices because you can continue your day afterward. Some lasers leave brief redness. The doctor will recommend what suits your skin and plans, and will advise on sun protection if you will be outdoors.
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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.