4 Best Habitual dislocation of the shoulder Doctors in Seoul

Professor Woo Kyung Kwak is a specialist orthopaedic surgeon at Leadheal Hospital who holds the FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine. He specialises in treating high-level sports injuries and recurrent joint instability.

• Performs Bankart repair using arthroscopy – keyhole surgery to stabilise the shoulder with smaller incisions and less tissue damage
• Lifetime Member of the Korean Shoulder and Elbow Society
• Uses arthroscopic techniques for joint preservation to delay the need for full replacements
• Former Chief of Orthopaedic Surgery at Armed Forces Daejeon Hospital
• Reviewer for international journals including Springer Nature to stay current with surgical trends

Professor Jang Hyo Kim serves as an Adjunct Professor at Kyung Hee University and directs the specialised Joint Center at Leadheal Hospital.

• Treats habitual shoulder dislocation using arthroscopy, a minimally invasive technique that reduces scarring and speeds up recovery
• Specialises in ligament and rotator cuff repair to restore stability to the joint
• Completed specialised workshop training focused specifically on shoulder arthroscopy techniques
• Full member of the Korean Arthroscopy Society and the Korean Society of Sports Medicine

Professor Kwangyeal Lee is a leading specialist in shoulder reconstruction at Nanoori Hospital, focuses on restoring joint stability for patients with recurrent dislocations.

• Specialises in arthroscopic shoulder surgery – uses keyhole techniques for faster recovery and minimal scarring
• Treats complex sport injuries affecting the shoulder and elbow joints
• Active member of the Korean Shoulder and Elbow Society
• Published clinical research on ultrasound techniques for diagnosing tendon issues
• Maintains professional standing with the Asia-Pacific Orthopedic Association

Professor Seongcheol Moon leads the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Nanoori Hospital and is a recognised specialist in complex shoulder reconstruction.

• Specialises in arthroscopic repair – a minimally invasive technique using tiny cameras to stabilise the shoulder joint
• Expert in the Latarjet procedure – uses a bone graft to restore the shoulder socket after severe or repeated dislocations
• Serves on the Edition Committee of the Korean Shoulder and Elbow Association
• Member of the Korean Arthroscopy Association and the Korean Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine
• Published influential research on restoring the glenoid arc to prevent future joint instability