Best Physiotherapy Doctors in Republic of Korea for Australians

Dr. Woo Kyung Kwak is an orthopedic surgeon at Leadheal Hospital in Seoul. He specializes in minimally invasive bunion correction using the MICA technique. Dr. Kwak also performs total knee arthroplasty and arthroscopic joint surgery. He completed the FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine for sports injury management.

• Completed training at the Arthrex Surgical Skills Laboratory and the AO Trauma course.
• Served as the Chief of Orthopedic Surgery at Armed Forces Daejeon Hospital.
• Maintains membership in the Korean societies for orthopedics, arthroscopy, and sports medicine.
• Acts as a scientific reviewer for international Springer Nature medical journals.

Dr. Jang Hyo Kim is an orthopedic surgeon at Leadheal Hospital in Seoul. He specializes in joint preservation and complex reconstruction. He completed a fellowship in Ilizarov external fixation surgery in Russia. Dr. Kim currently serves as the Joint Center Director at Very Good Hospital. He is an adjunct professor at Kyung Hee University.

• Performs arthroscopy and replacement for the shoulder, knee, and hip.
• Treats spinal conditions using instrumentation, fusion, and discectomy.
• Holds TPI therapy certification for muscle and joint pain management.
• Full member of the Korean Orthopaedic Association and the Korean Hip Society.

Professor Lee Kyung Hoon leads the Orthopaedic Department at Na-Eun Hospital and specialises in rehabilitative care for complex joint disorders. He brings high-level expertise in restoring mobility for patients suffering from degenerative arthritis and traumatic limb injuries.

• Completed specialist Trigger Point Injection training for targeted musculoskeletal pain relief
• Holds a fellowship from Bucheon St. Mary's Hospital at The Catholic University of Korea
• Full member of the Korean Knee Society and the Korean Hip Society
• Specialises in post-surgical recovery for joint replacements and rotator cuff repairs
• Expertise includes diagnosing and managing osteoporosis to prevent future fractures