Laser Lithotripsy in Seoul, Republic of Korea 2026 — AUD Costs & Clinics

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How Much Does Laser Lithotripsy Cost in Seoul?

The average price of Laser Lithotripsy in Seoul is AUD $4,700, the minimum price is AUD $3,100, and the maximum price is AUD $6,100.

	Seoul	Thailand	Turkey
Laser Lithotripsy	≈ AUD $3,100	≈ AUD $3,300	≈ AUD $2,100
Ureteroscopy with laser lithotripsy (kidney stone removal)	from AUD $4,000	≈ AUD $4,000	≈ AUD $3,300

Data verified by Bookimed as of November 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 17 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2025–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

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Best Laser Lithotripsy Clinics in Seoul: 2 Verified Options and Prices

Gibbeum General Hospital

Republic of Korea, Seoul

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Gibbeum General Hospital has performed over 150,000 endoscopy procedures – high-volume experience in minimally invasive care. This KOIHA-accredited centre in Seoul uses low-dose CT and high-resolution imaging for detailed diagnostics. The hospital treats international patients from 56 countries, including Australia.

diagnostics
Basic check-up	AUD $357
Consultation with a urologist	AUD $143

Goldman Urology Clinic Gangnam Branch

Republic of Korea, Seoul

Kim Jae-woong

24 years of experience

Goldman Urology Clinic is a single-specialty medical center in Seoul, South Korea. It focuses on male urinary conditions across five branches. The center opened in 2002. Since then, the team has managed over two million urinary disease cases. Surgeons have performed more than 6,000 operations for benign prostatic hyperplasia. The clinic also reports over 10,000 urinary stone treatments.

The staff includes 11 board-certified urologists. They handle about 40% of all HoLEP surgeries nationwide. Surgical planning follows European Association of Urology guidelines. Doctors use AI-based systems for CT diagnosis and stone targeting. Treatments include robotic water-jet Aquablation, Rezūm, and laser lithotripsy. International patients get English-language materials and a fast diagnostic workflow.

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Kim Jae-woong

24 years of experience

Professor Kim Jae-woong is a board-certified urologist who previously served as a clinical professor at Seoul St. Mary's Hospital. He currently treats patients at Goldman Urology Clinic's Gangnam branch.

Acts as an advisory physician for PCK shock-wave lithotripsy and HoLEP prostate surgery
Serves as the Education Director for the Korean Society of Urological Ultrasound
Designated physician for the national STI surveillance system in Korea
Active member of the Korean Endourological Society and the Korean Prostate Society

Lee Min-jong

27 years of experience

Dr Lee Min-jong is an adjunct professor at Yonsei University College of Medicine and a key member of the Korean Urolithiasis Society. He specialises in stone management at the Goldman Urology Clinic Gangnam Branch.

Completed a prestigious fellowship at Severance Hospital in South Korea
Former Head of Urology at the Armed Forces Capital Hospital
Active member of the American Urological Association (AUA)
Presented research at the Asia-Pacific Prostate Society meeting
Board-certified urologist with expertise in complex bladder cancer diagnostics

Jo Jeong-ho

27 years of experience

Dr Jo Jeong-ho is a board-certified urologist who leads the Goldman Urology Clinic in Gangnam, specialising in complex kidney and bladder stone removals.

Served as Head of Urology at the Armed Forces Capital Hospital
Directed the UN medical support team in East Timor
Current Insurance Director of the Korean Urological Association of practitioners
Member of both the American Urological Association and the European Association of Urology
Hosted international surgeons for observation when his clinic was named a UroLift reference centre

Ryu Kyung-ho

14 years of experience

Professor Ryu Kyung-ho serves as the Representative Director of Goldman Urology Clinic in Gangnam and is a board-certified urology specialist.

Holds a leadership role as Insurance Director for the Korean Urological Association of practitioners
Presented recent findings at the Korean Society of Urological Endoscopy and Robotics meeting
Previously served as a urologist at the VHS Medical Center in Seoul
Member of the Korean Society of Urological Ultrasound and the Korean Continence Society

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1 Aug 2026

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