Non-Surgical Sports Medicine in Seoul, Korea

What We Do (No Surgery Needed)

At FINE Pain Clinic – Sindang/Wangsimni, we provide non-surgical, orthopedic-style care for sports and overuse injuries. Treatments focus on relieving pain, speeding recovery, and preventing recurrence—without an operation. The clinic is a short walk from Sindang Station (Exit 2) in Hwanghak Acro Tower.

Who This Is For

• Runners, gym-goers, and weekend athletes with overuse pain
• Students & commuters with posture-related sport/fitness strain
• Travelers and expats who need English-friendly care and clear aftercare guidance

Common Sports Injuries We Treat

• Knee: Patellofemoral pain (runner’s knee), knee OA, IT band syndrome
• Foot/Ankle: Ankle sprain, Achilles tendinitis, plantar fasciitis
• Shoulder: Rotator cuff tendinitis, impingement, AC joint inflammation, biceps tendinitis
• Elbow/Wrist: Tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow, wrist sprain
  These conditions are listed across our sports-injury and pain pages.

Non-Surgical Treatments We Use

• ESWT (Shockwave Therapy): for chronic tendon/soft-tissue injuries and enthesopathies.
• Manual Therapy (Medical Physiotherapy): hands-on techniques to improve alignment, mobility, and muscle balance.
• Targeted Nerve Blocks: image-guided injections that calm inflamed nerves or facet-related pain to enable rehab.
• Regenerative Injections (DNA/PDRN-type): supports tissue healing in select cases of tendon or ligament strain.
• Sports-Injury Recovery & Exercise Guidance: graded return-to-sport with posture and load-management coaching.

Your Visit (Step-by-Step)

1. Consultation & Exam – sport history, movement tests; review any prior imaging
2. Diagnosis & Plan – clear English explanation + recovery timeline
3. Same-Day Care – ESWT / manual therapy / appropriate injection if indicated
4. Home Program – mobility, strength, and load-progression plan
5. Follow-Up – adjust frequency and progress you back to full activity

Location, Hours & Access

• Address: 2F, Hwanghak Acro Tower, 447 Toegye-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul
• Subway: Sindang Station (Lines 2 & 6), Exit 2 — ~120 m walk
• Clinic Hours: Mon/Wed/Fri 09:00–18:30 · Tue/Thu 09:00–19:30 · Sat 09:00–14:00 (Sun/holidays closed; lunch 13:00–14:00; no lunch break Sat)
• Phone: 02-2237-7525
  Details above are published on the clinic’s English page.

Book in English

• Call: 02-2237-7525
• KakaoTalk (Inquiries): warsaw99 (message in English is OK)

FAQs

Do I need an MRI first?
Not always. We examine you first and only recommend imaging if it will change treatment.

How many ESWT/manual sessions do I need?
Varies by injury chronicity and training goals. Many sports injuries respond within several sessions; your plan is individualized.

Do you treat acute sprains/strains?
Yes—non-surgical care, taping/bracing guidance, and a return-to-sport plan are provided case-by-case.