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Korean Medicine Center

Korean Medicine
Center / No.09 / 6F

Before looking only where it hurts,
the balance of the whole body.

A Korean medicine center that adds test data to 30 years of clinical experience. We provide non-surgical treatment centered on acupuncture, Chuna and herbal medicine, and work with Orthopedics, Rehabilitation Medicine and Internal Medicine on complex conditions.

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CenterNO.09Korean Medicine Center
Floor6FAll inside one building
DeptKorean Medicine
LeadDr. Byung-Ha Moon, Center DirectorAcute facial palsy inpatient care
ProgramFacial Palsy Inpatient CareSignature program
Hanbang Bonchi Center sign
6F/Korean Medicine Center (Hanbang Bonchi Center), acupuncture · pharmacopuncture · herbal medicine area
If this sounds like you

If it feels like not one part
but the whole body has given way.

When tests find nothing yet the discomfort continues, we look at the balance of the whole body.

01My face suddenly stiffened or drooped
02My hands or head tremble
03I hurt in many places and no cause has been found
04Menopause symptoms make daily life hard
05My recovery after treatment is slow
06I want to combine it with Western medicine
How we see it

Korean medicine
that reads the test data.

We do not judge by pulse and interview alone. We read your detailed test results as well, and work with Internal Medicine, Neurology and Rehabilitation Medicine.

01Korean medicine exam

We assess your constitution and overall condition.

02Linked testing

When needed, blood and imaging tests are done in the same building.

03Integrated assessment

We look at Western test results and the Korean medicine diagnosis together.

04Treatment

Herbal medicine, acupuncture and pharmacopuncture, composed for your condition.

05Inpatient care

In the acute phase, intensive treatment on the 7th–8th floor wards.

Before looking only where it hurts,
the balance of the whole body.

Dr. Byung-Ha Moon, Center Director · Korean MedicineWestern and Korean medicine are under one foundation, so the same patient is seen from two perspectives.
Who leads this center

Dr. Byung-Ha Moon, Center Director

Korean Medicine. Key credentials of the physicians who see patients at the center.

·Head of the Korean Medicine Center
·Runs the acute facial palsy inpatient program
·Treats head tremor and hand tremor
·Runs the Brain Function Clinic
Clinics

Clinics within the
Korean Medicine Center.

Open a clinic for its tests, treatments and doctors, or a condition below for symptoms and causes.

Korean MedicineBrain Function Clinic
Head Tremor →Hand Tremor →Facial Nerve Palsy →Hemifacial Spasm →Eyelid Twitching →Facial Pain →
Korean MedicineDizziness Clinic
Korean MedicineFive-Element (Ohaeng) Clinic
Korean MedicinePain Clinic
Signature Program

The signature program
of this center.

If you are not sure which program fits, you can start by requesting a consultation.

Signature Program
Facial Palsy Inpatient Care

The first days after the face stiffens matter. We focus on the acute phase with inpatient treatment.
Consultation
Not sure which consultation is right for you?

We listen to your symptoms first and select only what you need. A dedicated coordinator guides you from the reservation onward.
Archive

Videos and articles
on this subject.

Videos, columns, press coverage and patient stories published by Kwangdong Hospital that relate to this center. Tap to go to the original. Linked content is in Korean.

Kwangdong TV (Korean)

“Thanks to Dr. Moon, I found hope”: a patient in their 70s with head tremor

A patient tells the story of their treatment at the Korean Medicine Center.

2025.07.17 · Kwangdong TV→
Kwangdong TV (Korean)

Chronic inflammation that wears the whole body down, and how a Korean medicine doctor gets to its root

The same perspective applies to care after the acute phase.

2025.10.14 · Kwangdong TV→
Health information (Korean)

If your eye will not close fully: symptoms to check for facial palsy

What to check right after onset, in order.

2026.09.26 · Korean Medicine→
Health information (Korean)

Treating essential tremor: is it family history? Causes of hand tremor and how to manage it

Another subject that Korean Medicine and Neurology see together.

2026.01.30 · Korean Medicine→
Sports Kyunghyang (Korean)

Summer air conditioning can trigger facial palsy; the first 72 hours decide recovery

This article explains why we treat it as an inpatient rather than an outpatient.

2026.06.30 · Sports Kyunghyang→
Press (Korean)

Bell’s palsy: do not miss the window for early treatment

A report on the timing of early treatment.

2025.10.17 · Press→
Patient stories (Korean)

Patient stories from the Hanbang Bonchi Center

Records of the path from admission to discharge.

2026.09.02 · Patient stories→

Titles, dates and sources are carried over exactly as posted on Kwangdong Hospital’s official boards.

Frequently asked questions

What people ask most
before a visit.

For questions not covered here, you can also call us at +82-2-2222-4888.

QWhen should treatment for facial palsy begin?+
The sooner after symptoms begin, the better. The two-week acute phase is critical for recovery.
QCan I take herbal and Western medicine together?+
Tell us what you are taking, and we check for interactions before composing your prescription.
QHow long is the hospital stay?+
It depends on your condition. Acute-phase inpatient treatment usually takes 3–5 days. You stay on the 7th–8th floor wards.
QIs it covered by health insurance?+
Covered items such as acupuncture and moxibustion are, and non-covered items such as herbal medicine are explained separately.

Beyond the symptom to the whole body,
done right.

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