Urethroscopic lithotripsy in Seoul, Republic of Korea 2026 — AUD Costs & TOP 4 Clinics

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How Much Does Urethroscopic lithotripsy Cost in Seoul?

The average price of Urethroscopic lithotripsy in Seoul is AUD $3,700, the minimum price is AUD $2,600, and the maximum price is AUD $4,700.

	Seoul	Thailand	Turkey
Urethroscopic lithotripsy	≈ AUD $2,600	≈ AUD $3,300	≈ AUD $1,900

Data verified by Bookimed as of November 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 50 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2025–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

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Best Urethroscopic lithotripsy Clinics in Seoul: 4 Verified Options and Prices

Ewha Womans University Medical Center

Republic of Korea, Seoul

Clinic is certified :

Professor An Hyun Gyu leads the urology team at this Seoul-based medical centre. The hospital holds accreditation from the Korean Institute of Accreditation in Healthcare and uses the latest da Vinci robotic systems for complex cases. The procedure typically involves a short three-day hospital stay. An International Cooperation Department helps foreigners organise their travel and treatment. Costs for the surgery may range between A$4,400 and A$14,300. Pre-operative tests such as kidney CT scans and blood work separate from the base price.

diagnostics
Consultation with a urologist	AUD $71 - AUD $171
Scintigraphy	AUD $171 - AUD $498

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital (SNUBH)

Republic of Korea, Seoul

Clinic is certified :

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital operates as South Korea's first digital hospital, using a BESTcare electronic safety system to minimise medical errors. It is GHA-accredited and was named to Newsweek's World's Best Smart Hospitals 2023. The clinic has a regular flow of Australian patients, with the international department providing free airport transfers from Incheon and language interpreters for smooth care.

diagnostics
Premium Check up	AUD $4,272 - AUD $7,119
Basic check-up	AUD $1,282 - AUD $2,278

Severance Hospital

Republic of Korea, Seoul

Clinic is certified :

Severance Hospital is a JCI-accredited university hospital performing over 40,000 operations annually. Its urology team uses the Da Vinci robotic system, with 4,000+ robotic surgeries completed for enhanced precision. The hospital has major partnerships with institutions like MD Anderson Cancer Center. For Australians, JCI accreditation ensures internationally recognised quality and safety standards.

diagnostics
Basic check-up	AUD $783 - AUD $1,282
Consultation with a urologist	AUD $71 - AUD $142

Seoul National University Hospital (SNUH)

Republic of Korea, Seoul

Clinic is certified :

Seoul National University Hospital (SNUH) was the first government-accredited hospital in South Korea. Its International Department, established in 1999, manages 30,000 international patients annually and provides 24/7 English interpreting. Fully digital since 2004, all patient records are electronic for easy tracking and sharing. The hospital is located just 20 km from Gimpo International Airport.

diagnostics
Consultation with a urologist	AUD $100 - AUD $171

Urethroscopic lithotripsy Overview in Republic of Korea

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How it works

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patients recommend -

85%

Surgery Time - 1 hour

Stay in the country - 2 days

Rehabilitation - 1 day

Anaesthesia - General anaesthesia

Requests processed - 10917

Bookimed fees - $0

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Ryu Kyung-ho

14 years of experience

Professor Ryu Kyung-ho is the Representative Director of Goldman Urology Clinic Gangnam and a board-certified specialist. He leads high-level clinical discussions as a presenter for the Korean Society of Urological Endoscopy and Robotics.

Serves as Insurance Director of the Korean Urological Association of practitioners
Specialises in endoscopic techniques for stone removal and prostate health
Member of the Korean Society of Urological Ultrasound
Former information committee member of the Korean Prostate Society
Presented at the 2025 BPH Technical Summit on surgical advancements

Jo Jeong-ho

27 years of experience

Dr Jo Jeong-ho is a board-certified urologist who previously served as the Head of Urology at the Armed Forces Capital Hospital. He currently leads the Goldman Urology Clinic as a senior specialist in kidney stone removal.

Insurance Director of the Korean Urological Association of practitioners
Led the UN medical support team in East Timor as a military medical officer
Member of the American Urological Association (AUA) and European Association of Urology (EAU)
Hosted international surgeons for observation when his clinic was named a UroLift reference centre

Lee Min-jong

27 years of experience

Professor Lee Min-jong is an adjunct professor at Yonsei University College of Medicine – one of South Korea's most prestigious medical institutions.

Member of the Korean Urolithiasis Society – specialised in kidney and bladder stone management
Former Head of Urology at the Armed Forces Capital Hospital
Presented research on prostate health at the Asia-Pacific Prostate Society meeting
Member of the American Urological Association (AUA)
Fellowship trained at Severance Hospital – a leading international medical centre

Kim Jae-woong

24 years of experience

Dr Kim Jae-woong is a board-certified urology specialist at Goldman Urology Clinic in Gangnam. He previously served as a clinical professor at Seoul St. Mary's Hospital – one of South Korea's premier medical institutions.

Advisory physician for PCK shock-wave lithotripsy and HoLEP prostate surgery
Education Director of the Korean Society of Urological Ultrasound
Designated physician for the national STI surveillance system
Member of the Korean Endourological Society focusing on stone treatment
Specialises in urinary tract infections and inflammation management

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Anonymous • Circumcision

Republic of Korea

1 Aug 2026

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If it is not possible to assist a Russian-speaking client, simply say that you cannot, rather than assuring them that everything will be exceptional and a translator will accompany them. This way, the client won't travel from afar, wasting money and time. I was assured of full support, but there was no translator on site. No organization whatsoever. As a result, I was left to face the language barrier alone at the most critical moment. Now I feel much worse than I anticipated.

If there is no possibility to assist a Russian-speaking client, you should simply state that we cannot provide the service, instead of assuring them that everything will be top-notch and that a translator will be present! This way, the client will not travel from afar and waste money and time on the journey and preparation.

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