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Birth Control Services in Gangnam  — safe, confidential choices

Looking for reliable birth control services in Gangnam? From IUDs and birth control pills to emergency contraception, clinics in Gangnam offer a range of options tailored for international patients and locals alike. Many clinics provide English-friendly services, ensuring smooth communication and comfort.

  • Female board-certified OB/GYN
  • English support
  • Private & confidential
  • Same-day consult (QPP)
Birth Control at Second Spring Women’s Clinic, Gangnam, Seoul
Female OB/GYN specialist Dr. Seonhwa Jeong · English-speaking care
Medically reviewed by  Dr. Seonhwa Jeong , board-certified OB/GYN · Last updated
Quick answer

What is birth control and who is it for?

In South Korea, certain birth control pills are available over the counter at pharmacies: Available OTC : Brands like Mercilon (머시론), Alesse, and Minulet can be purchased without a prescription. Prescription Required : Brands such as Yaz and Yasmin typically require a doctor's prescription. Care is provided by a board-certified female OB/GYN at our Apgujeong clinic, with English support.

  • Doctor Female OB/GYN
  • Language English support
  • Location Apgujeong, Gangnam
  • Booking WhatsApp · KakaoTalk

Introduction

Commonly recommended clinics include Second Spring Women’s Clinic, Trinity Women’s Clinic, and YQueen Women’s Clinic. Whether you're seeking contraceptive counseling, an IUD insertion, or a prescription for birth control pills, Gangnam has trusted clinics ready to help.

💊 Over-the-Counter Birth Control Options

In South Korea, certain birth control pills are available over the counter at pharmacies:

  • Available OTC: Brands like Mercilon (머시론), Alesse, and Minulet can be purchased without a prescription.
  • Prescription Required: Brands such as Yaz and Yasmin typically require a doctor's prescription.
Birth Control – comparing common birth-control options — your doctor helps you choose what fits your body and plans
Comparing common birth-control options — your doctor helps you choose what fits your body and plans.

🚨 Emergency Contraception

  • Availability: Emergency contraceptive pills (morning-after pills) require a prescription in South Korea.
  • Access: Clinics like Second Spring Women’s Clinic can provide consultations and prescriptions for emergency contraception.

Why women choose Second Spring for Birth Control

  • Female specialist, start to finish Your consultation and procedure are performed by Dr. Seonhwa Jeong, a board-certified OB/GYN — not handed off to a rotating team.
  • 10+ years · 20,000+ procedures An established Apgujeong clinic focused on women’s health and aesthetic gynecology.
  • English & private Discreet, foreigner-friendly care with English support via WhatsApp and KakaoTalk.
  • Same-day plan (QPP) Our Quick Premium Process lets many visitors consult and receive a treatment plan on the same day.

About the doctor who reviewed this page

Dr. Seonhwa Jeong, board-certified female OB/GYN in Seoul

Dr. Seonhwa Jeong (Jung Sun-hwa), MD

Director, Second Spring Women’s Clinic · Board-certified Obstetrician & Gynecologist

  • OB/GYN residency and board certification at Severance Hospital (Sinchon), Seoul
  • Former clinical instructor, Korea University Ansan Hospital and Seoul National University Bundang Hospital
  • Full member, Korean Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology (KSOG)
  • Academic board member, Korean Association of Genital Plastic Surgery

Birth Control FAQs

Is there an English-speaking female doctor?

Yes. Consultations and treatment are provided by Dr. Seonhwa Jeong, a board-certified female OB/GYN, and our team supports international patients in English via WhatsApp and KakaoTalk.

How do I book an appointment?

Send us a message on  WhatsApp  or  KakaoTalk, or use the form on this page. We usually reply within 24 hours, and many visitors can consult and receive a plan on the same day.

Talk to a female doctor — privately

Send a message in English. We usually reply within 24 hours with availability and next steps for your birth control consultation.

References
  1. WHO – Family planning/contraception fact sheet
  2. ACOG Patient FAQs – Women’s Health

This page is for general education and does not replace an in-person medical consultation. Individual results vary.

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