Are there Muslim-friendly skin clinics in Seoul?

What the clinic offers

Visitors from the Middle East and other Muslim travelers often ask us about three practical things: restroom facilities, a place to pray during a long visit, and whether they can speak in their own language. At REPIC Clinic Gangnam, both floors (B1 and 2F) have a shataf in the restrooms. If you will need to pray during your visit, let us know when you book and we will have a quiet separate reception room ready for you. It is a reception room that can be used for prayer, not a dedicated prayer room.

For consultations in Arabic, please book the interpreter at least a week ahead; a separate booking fee may apply. English interpreters are on site every day the clinic is open.

What we do not claim

To keep this page accurate, we only describe facilities we have confirmed. We do not claim a halal certification, and we do not promise a qibla marker, prayer mats, ablution facilities or a female doctor for every visit. If any of these matter to you, message us before booking and we will tell you honestly what is possible.

Visiting with family

Families often visit together. The separate reception room is also where your party can wait and rest during consultations and treatments, and groups of up to 20 people can be arranged in advance. The clinic is open on weekends and public holidays, closing only on the day of Seollal and the day of Chuseok.

Muslim visitor guide

REPIC Clinic also runs a Muslim-friendly visitor guide for REPIC Clinic Gangnam, in English and Arabic, at muslimfriendlyskinclinicseoul.com.

How to book

1. Send us your date and number of people by WhatsApp or email.
2. If you need an Arabic interpreter, tell us at least a week before your visit.
3. If you will need to pray during your visit, mention it so the reception room is ready.
4. On the day, check in at the front desk; the team will show you the room and restrooms.

Book a visit online — real-time availability

• REPIC Clinic Gangnam — Muslim-friendly visitor guide (operated by REPIC Clinic): muslimfriendlyskinclinicseoul.com

Frequently asked questions

Is there a prayer room?

Not a dedicated prayer room. On request, you can use a quiet separate reception room for prayer.

Is there a shataf in the restroom?

Yes, in the restrooms on both B1 and 2F.

Can my consultation be in Arabic?

Yes, if you book at least a week ahead. A separate booking fee may apply. English interpreters are on site.

Is the clinic halal-certified?

We do not claim halal certification. We describe only the facilities we have: a shataf on both floors and a reception room that can be used for prayer on request.

Can my family wait with me?

Yes. Your party can wait and rest together in the separate reception room.

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