West Syndrome Treatment in Seoul, Republic of Korea — TOP 2 Clinics & AUD Prices for Australians

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How Much Does West syndrome Treatment Cost in Seoul?

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	Republic of Korea	Thailand	Turkey
Vagus nerve stimulation	from AUD $32,241	from AUD $25,793	from AUD $17,195
Stereotaxic surgeries	-	from AUD $21,494	from AUD $4,165
Multiple subpial transections	-	-	from AUD $33,066

Data verified by Bookimed as of July 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 87 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2025–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

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Best West syndrome Hospitals in Seoul: 2 Verified Options and Prices

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital (SNUBH)

Republic of Korea, Seoul

Clinic is certified :

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital in South Korea offers advanced diagnostics for West syndrome, including ultrasound starting from around A$400 and brain MRI with contrast that may cost around A$2,300. The hospital is Korea's first digital medical centre using the BESTcare system, which improves patient safety. It provides free transfer from Incheon Airport and medical interpreters for international patients. Surgery uses the Da Vinci robotic system for precise treatment, with easy access from Australia via Incheon Airport, 70 km away.

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Gangnam Severance Hospital

Republic of Korea, Seoul

Clinic is certified :

Gangnam Severance Hospital in Seoul is JCI accredited and equipped with advanced tech like da Vinci robotic surgery and Tomotherapy. The International Healthcare Center offers one-stop service, free interpreters, and fast treatment starts for overseas patients. While there’s no specific pricing or treatment data for West syndrome, the hospital provides comprehensive diagnostics alongside specialised neurology and neurosurgery care. Accommodation and transfer services add to patient convenience, including help with bills over A$4,400. It’s 60 km from the airport, easing travel logistics.

diagnostics
Genetic screening	AUD $2,966

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Shon, Young Min

Professor Shon is a senior neurologist at Samsung Medical Center, where he leads the clinical focus on intractable epilepsy and seizure disorders.

Specialises in managing complex paediatric seizure cases including West syndrome
Focuses on pharmacological treatments for drug-resistant epilepsy cases
Part of a multidisciplinary team at one of South Korea's top-ranked hospitals
Active in clinical research to improve seizure control through evidence-based medicine

Kyoung Heo

Professor Kyoung Heo is the Head of Neurology at Yonsei Severance Hospital and a leading authority on epilepsy treatment in South Korea.

Specialises in managing complex seizure disorders at a world-recognised medical centre
Graduated from the prestigious Yonsei University College of Medicine
Active member of the Korean Epilepsy Society, focusing on the latest seizure research
Serves as a senior leader within the Korean Neurological Association
Guides clinical protocols for neurological care at one of Korea's largest hospitals

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Updated: 27/05/2022

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