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Identification
Bring the identification document you normally use while receiving medical care in Korea. If unsure, confirm with Newline before your appointment.
International patients · First visit guide
What to bring to your first visit at Newline Clinic Busan.
A useful first visit is less about bringing many items and more about bringing the information that helps the physician understand your goals, prior treatments and relevant medical history.
Valid ID
Confirmed payment method
Medication & allergy information
Prior treatment history
First visit checklist
What is most useful to bring.
Identification
Bring
Payment Method
Bring
Medication List
Recommended
Allergy Information
Recommended
Prior Treatment Records
Useful
Goal Photos
Optional
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Bring ID, a confirmed payment method and accurate treatment history.
For a first visit to Newline Clinic, bring the identification document you use for medical registration, a confirmed payment method, and any information that may affect treatment planning. This includes previous aesthetic procedures, medication use, allergies and relevant medical history. Photos of previous treatments or desired outcomes can also make the consultation more specific.
Six useful categories
What to prepare before arrival.
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Payment method
Current clinic information lists cash, bank transfer, Visa and Mastercard. Confirm any other payment method before relying on it.
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Medication & allergy information
Bring a current list when relevant. Do not stop prescribed medication without advice from the clinician who prescribed it.
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Previous treatment history
Bring procedure names, dates, device names, filler or injectable products, doses or shot counts when known.
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Reference photos
Photos can help explain previous results or your treatment goals, but they do not replace physician assessment.
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Questions & schedule
Write down your main questions and mention flights, work or important events that may affect recovery planning.
Special situations
Tell Newline about anything that may affect treatment.
Prescription medication
Share medication names and doses when relevant. Do not change prescribed medication without speaking to the prescribing clinician.
Allergies
Tell the clinic about known medication, anesthetic, adhesive or other relevant allergies.
Pregnancy or breastfeeding
Tell the clinic before treatment so the physician can assess what is appropriate for your situation.
Previous injectables
Prior filler, Botox, skin booster or thread treatment can affect planning. Bring details if known.
Previous laser or lifting
Device name, treatment date and area can be useful when planning another energy-based treatment.
Travel schedule
Share your departure date and important events so recovery can be considered before treatment is selected.
Practical clinic information
What is currently confirmed.
Location
40 Bujeon-ro 66beon-gil, Floors 2–5, Busanjin-gu, Busan 47287.
Hours
Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00, lunch 13:00–14:00. Saturday 10:00–17:00. Sunday and public holidays closed.
Language support
Newline lists Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese consultation support. Confirm the arrangement for your appointment.
Payment
Current clinic information lists cash, bank transfer, Visa and Mastercard.
Preparation framework
When to send more information in advance.
Standard preparation may be enough when
- Your medical and treatment history is straightforward
- You know your main concern
- You have a confirmed payment method
- You have no urgent recovery constraints
- You can explain previous procedures clearly
Send more detail before the visit if
- You have had multiple prior aesthetic treatments
- You take prescription medication that may be relevant
- You have important allergies
- You have limited time in Korea
- You need specific language support
Useful information to send
- Your preferred appointment date
- Your main concern and treatment area
- Previous treatment names and dates
- Medication and allergy information where relevant
- Your travel or important-event schedule
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About the medical team
Newline Clinic
board-certified plastic surgeons.
- Chief Director Son Hee-dong, MD, PhD
- Board-certified plastic surgeon
- Director Seong Jae-min, MD
- Board-certified plastic surgeon
- Newline Clinic · Seomyeon, Busan
Frequently asked
FAQ · First visit preparation
questions.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Bring a valid identification document you normally use for medical registration, a confirmed payment method, and any information that may affect treatment planning such as previous procedure history, medication information, allergies or relevant photos.
Do I need to bring my passport?
International visitors should bring the identification document they use while in Korea. If you are unsure whether a passport or another ID is required for registration, confirm with Newline Clinic before your appointment.
What payment methods are currently listed?
Current Newline Clinic information lists cash, bank transfer, Visa and Mastercard. Other card brands or mobile-payment methods should be confirmed before your visit.
Should I bring a translator?
Newline Clinic lists consultation support in Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese. Confirm the language-support arrangement for your appointment. You may also ask whether a companion or interpreter can join if needed.
Should I bring my medication or allergy information?
Yes. A current medication list, allergies and relevant medical history can help the physician assess treatment suitability. Do not stop prescribed medication without advice from the prescribing clinician.
Should I bring photos of previous aesthetic treatments?
If available, photos and details such as procedure name, product, device, dose, shot count and treatment date can be useful during consultation.
Do I need to arrive without makeup?
Preparation can differ by procedure. Ask Newline Clinic whether makeup, skincare or any other preparation should be adjusted for the treatment you are considering.
Should I fast before treatment?
Do not assume that fasting is or is not required. Preparation depends on the planned procedure and whether sedation or other special preparation is involved. Confirm instructions before treatment.
What if I may be pregnant or breastfeeding?
Tell the clinic before treatment so the physician can determine what is appropriate. Treatment suitability should be assessed individually rather than assumed from a general rule.
How early should I arrive?
Ask Newline Clinic for the recommended arrival time for your appointment. First visits may require registration, consultation and treatment planning before any procedure begins.
First visit coming up?
Ask Newline
what to prepare.
Send your appointment date, main concern and relevant treatment history. Ask whether anything specific is needed for your planned treatment.
Preparation requirements vary by treatment and patient. This page is general information only and does not replace treatment-specific instructions from Newline Clinic or another licensed medical professional.
