Target Plastic SurgerySinsa · Gangnam, Seoul

Getting here

Sinsa Station and the Gangnam clinic district: a practical guide

How to reach Sinsa Station in Gangnam from Gimpo and Incheon airports, finding the clinic by Exit 2, and practical tips for a short medical trip to Seoul.

Medically reviewed by: Dr. Woo-jin Seo · Board-certified plastic surgeon, representative director · 2026-10-21

Sinsa sits in the north of Gangnam, close to the Han River, Garosu-gil and Apgujeong. Many plastic surgery clinics are found along this stretch, and Sinsa Station is one of its main entrances.

Getting to Sinsa Station

  • Gimpo Airport (many flights from Japan) — take subway Line 9 to Sinnonhyeon, then change to the Shinbundang Line for two stops to Sinsa.
  • Incheon Airport — take the airport railroad into the city and connect to the subway, or take an airport bus or taxi to Gangnam. Allow extra time on surgery days.
  • Within Seoul — Sinsa is served by Line 3 and the Shinbundang Line, which also runs to Gangnam Station.

Finding the clinic

Target Plastic Surgery is on the 6th floor of the 1st Avenue building at 104 Dosan-daero, right by Exit 2 of Sinsa Station. For a taxi, show the Korean address: 서울특별시 강남구 도산대로 104 퍼스트에비뉴 6층.

Practical tips

  • Korea and Japan share the same time zone.
  • A rechargeable transport card makes subway and bus travel simple.
  • On the day of surgery, plan to rest rather than sightsee, and keep the evening free.
  • Bring a scarf, mask or hat for the trip back to your hotel or the airport.

See Access & hours for opening times and Visiting from abroad for how a visit works.

This website provides general information about procedures offered at Target Plastic Surgery and is not a substitute for a medical consultation. Every procedure carries risks such as swelling, bruising, asymmetry or infection, and results differ from person to person. Suitability is decided by the surgeon after an in-person examination.

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