Genosis DNA Clinic at Haeundae LCT, Busan

Genosis DNA Clinic is a private medical, wellness and aesthetic clinic inside LCT The Mall near Haeundae Beach in Busan. Led by Dr. Choi Tae-sik, the clinic combines internal medicine, personalized wellness evaluation, regenerative programs and aesthetic treatments for the skin, face, body and scalp.

Personalized Health and Aesthetic Care in Haeundae

Genosis DNA Clinic approaches beauty and wellness through individual medical assessment. Treatment recommendations may consider the patient’s medical history, lifestyle, current health, skin condition, facial anatomy and aesthetic goals.

Available service areas include:

  • Health and wellness evaluation
  • Genetic and genomic testing
  • Functional-medicine consultation
  • IV therapy
  • Regenerative and PRP-based programs
  • Skin rejuvenation
  • Facial lifting and volume treatment
  • Botox and fillers
  • Acne, pore and scar treatment
  • Pigmentation and redness treatment
  • Body contouring
  • Hair and scalp care

Medical or regenerative treatment is recommended only after a physician determines that it is appropriate for the patient.

Meet Dr. Choi Tae-sik

Genosis DNA Clinic is led by Representative Director Dr. Choi Tae-sik. His background includes medical education at Seoul National University and clinical experience in both South Korea and the United States.

Dr. Choi personally provides or oversees individualized consultation and treatment at the clinic. Patients should ask which physician or visiting specialist will be available when scheduling a particular medical or wellness program.

Genosis DNA and Wellness Programs

Genosis DNA Clinic provides personalized wellness programs that may use medical history, laboratory results, functional testing and genetic information to identify individual health risks or areas requiring further investigation.

Depending on the patient’s goals, evaluation may involve:

  • General health consultation
  • Lifestyle and medical-history review
  • Blood testing
  • Genetic or genomic testing
  • Nutritional assessment
  • Metabolic evaluation
  • Immune-function assessment
  • Personalized health-management recommendations

Genetic information may indicate potential susceptibility, but it does not provide a definite prediction that a person will or will not develop a disease.

Genetic and Genomic Testing

Genetic and genomic testing examines selected biological information that may be associated with inherited traits, health risks, medication response or disease susceptibility.

A consultation should explain:

  • The purpose of the test
  • Which genes or biomarkers are included
  • The clinical limitations of the results
  • Whether additional testing is required
  • How personal genetic information is protected
  • Whether medical follow-up is recommended

Patients should avoid making major medical decisions based only on a commercial genetic-test result.

Cancer-Risk and Biomarker Evaluation

Genosis DNA Clinic may provide or coordinate personalized evaluation for patients concerned about cancer risk, recurrence or overall health during and after treatment.

The evaluation may consider genetic findings, biomarkers, immune function, family history and lifestyle factors. However, these programs do not replace standard cancer screening, pathology, imaging, surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy or care from an oncology hospital.

Patients with a current or suspected cancer diagnosis should remain under the care of an appropriately qualified oncologist.

Supportive Care During Cancer Treatment

Patients undergoing cancer treatment may seek consultation regarding nutrition, immune health, fatigue or treatment-related wellness concerns.

Any supportive program should be coordinated with the patient’s oncology team to avoid interactions with chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiation treatment or prescription medication.

Supportive care is intended to complement—not replace—evidence-based cancer treatment.

Functional-Medicine Consultation

Functional-medicine assessment examines how lifestyle, nutrition, sleep, stress, metabolism and other factors may influence overall health.

A personalized plan may include:

  • Laboratory testing
  • Nutritional guidance
  • Lifestyle modification
  • Supplement review
  • IV therapy when medically appropriate
  • Ongoing progress monitoring

Patients should provide a complete list of medications and supplements to reduce the risk of interactions.

Immune-Function Evaluation

Immune-function testing may be considered for selected patients with medical indications or wellness concerns. The meaning of results should be interpreted by a physician in the context of symptoms, health history and other laboratory findings.

One test result alone cannot diagnose overall immune health or determine whether someone has cancer.

Regenerative Medicine Consultation

Genosis DNA Clinic provides consultation for regenerative programs intended to support tissue recovery, skin quality, hair concerns or general wellness.

Potential approaches may involve:

  • Autologous blood-derived treatments
  • PRP
  • Growth-factor-based programs
  • Regenerative skin procedures
  • Hair and scalp treatment
  • Recovery-support programs

The evidence, regulatory status, expected benefits and possible risks differ between treatments. Patients should ask exactly what material will be used and how it is prepared.

PRP Treatment

Platelet-rich plasma is prepared from the patient’s own blood and contains concentrated platelets. PRP may be used for selected skin, scalp or tissue-recovery concerns.

Potential applications may include:

  • Skin-quality support
  • Collagen-related rejuvenation
  • Hair-loss treatment
  • Recovery-focused care
  • Combination treatment with other procedures

Temporary swelling, tenderness or bruising may occur. Results and recommended session numbers vary.

Stem-Cell-Related Programs

Patients interested in stem-cell-related treatment should receive a detailed medical consultation before proceeding.

Important questions include:

  • What type of cells or biological material is used?
  • Where and how is it processed?
  • Is the proposed use authorized in South Korea?
  • Is the treatment part of an approved research protocol?
  • What evidence supports the recommended indication?
  • What are the possible risks and alternatives?

Stem-cell-related programs should not be described as proven cures for cancer, aging or chronic disease unless supported by appropriate regulatory approval and clinical evidence.

IV Therapy

IV therapy delivers fluids and selected nutrients directly into the bloodstream. A physician should select the formula after reviewing the patient’s health, medications, allergies and laboratory information when necessary.

IV therapy may be considered for:

  • Hydration support
  • Nutritional supplementation
  • Fatigue-related wellness care
  • Recovery support
  • Selected vitamin deficiencies
  • Personalized wellness programs

Benefits vary, and IV therapy should not replace diagnosis or treatment of an underlying illness.

Personalized Anti-Aging Care

Genosis DNA Clinic’s anti-aging approach may combine wellness evaluation with skin and facial treatments.

A personalized plan may address:

  • Skin laxity
  • Facial-volume loss
  • Fine wrinkles
  • Pigmentation
  • Reduced skin hydration
  • Uneven texture
  • Muscle-related facial changes
  • General wellness and lifestyle factors

A patient may not need every available procedure. Treatment should be prioritized according to the most significant concerns.

Nonsurgical Facial Lifting

Nonsurgical lifting treatments use ultrasound, radiofrequency or other energy to target selected facial layers.

Treatment may be considered for:

  • Sagging cheeks
  • Mild jowls
  • Lower-face heaviness
  • An undefined jawline
  • Under-chin laxity
  • Reduced skin firmness
  • Fine wrinkles

The appropriate device depends on whether the primary concern involves skin laxity, deeper tissue support or localized fat.

V-RO Lifting

V-RO combines focused ultrasound and radiofrequency technologies. These energy types may target different tissue depths to address skin firmness and facial contour concerns.

Treatment settings and target areas are selected according to tissue thickness, facial volume and the degree of laxity.

Botox Treatment

Genosis DNA Clinic provides botulinum toxin treatment using selected genuine products, including Xeomin when available.

Botox may be considered for:

  • Forehead lines
  • Frown lines
  • Crow’s feet
  • Bunny lines
  • Chin dimpling
  • Downturned mouth corners
  • Square-jaw muscles
  • Neck bands
  • Shoulder muscles
  • Calf muscles

Dosage and injection placement should preserve natural expression while addressing excessive muscle activity.

Dermal Fillers

Dermal fillers can restore selected volume, soften folds and refine facial contours.

Potential treatment areas include:

  • Forehead
  • Temples
  • Under-eye area
  • Cheeks
  • Nasolabial folds
  • Lips
  • Chin
  • Jawline

Product selection and injection volume depend on facial anatomy, movement and the desired degree of correction.

Facial Volume and Contour Treatment

Volume loss and skin laxity often occur together. A personalized facial-contouring plan may combine fillers with lifting, Botox or skin-rejuvenation procedures.

The goal is to improve balance without creating an excessively filled or unnatural appearance.

Skin Booster Treatments

Skin boosters are injectable treatments intended to improve hydration, elasticity, texture and overall skin quality.

They may be considered for:

  • Dehydrated skin
  • Fine wrinkles
  • Enlarged pores
  • Uneven texture
  • Reduced elasticity
  • Dull skin
  • Under-eye concerns
  • Acne-scar support

Available products may include Rejuran, Juvelook and hydration-focused injectables. Current product availability should be confirmed during consultation.

Rejuran

Rejuran is a polynucleotide-based injectable used to support skin regeneration and overall skin quality.

It may be considered for:

  • Fine wrinkles
  • Reduced elasticity
  • Enlarged pores
  • Uneven texture
  • Dry or stressed-looking skin
  • Under-eye skin concerns

Temporary injection bumps, redness, swelling or bruising may occur.

Juvelook

Juvelook combines PDLLA with hyaluronic acid and is used to support gradual collagen-related improvement.

It may be considered for:

  • Enlarged pores
  • Fine wrinkles
  • Uneven texture
  • Selected acne scars
  • Reduced skin firmness

Results develop progressively, and multiple sessions may be recommended.

Noblex Laser Treatment

Noblex is a long-pulsed Alexandrite laser platform that may be used for selected pigmentation, vascular or hair-removal concerns.

Treatment suitability depends on skin type, lesion color, depth and the target area. Protective eye equipment and appropriate laser settings are essential.

Pigmentation Treatment

Pigmentation concerns may include melasma, freckles, sunspots, age spots and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

A treatment plan may include:

  • Laser toning
  • Spot-focused laser treatment
  • Skin boosters
  • Medical skincare
  • Peeling
  • Sun-protection guidance

Melasma often requires gradual treatment and maintenance because it can recur.

Facial Redness Treatment

Facial redness may be related to rosacea, visible vessels, inflammation, acne or skin sensitivity.

A personalized program may involve:

  • Vascular-focused laser treatment
  • Gentle skin procedures
  • Skin-barrier care
  • Medication when appropriate
  • Trigger and sun-exposure management

Patients with sensitive skin should receive an examination before undergoing aggressive laser or peeling treatments.

Acne Treatment

Acne treatment may address clogged pores, inflammatory lesions, excess sebum and recurring breakouts.

A plan may include:

  • Acne extraction
  • Topical or oral medication
  • Inflammation-reducing injections
  • Medical skincare
  • Peeling
  • Light or laser treatment
  • Scar-prevention guidance

Persistent acne may require ongoing management rather than a single session.

Acne Scar and Pore Treatment

Acne scars can vary in depth and shape. Genosis DNA Clinic may combine laser treatment, skin boosters or other collagen-supporting procedures according to scar type.

Treatment goals may include:

  • Softening depressed scars
  • Improving uneven texture
  • Reducing the appearance of enlarged pores
  • Managing post-acne pigmentation
  • Supporting smoother-looking skin

Multiple sessions are generally required for deeper scars.

Skin Brightening and Hydration

Skin-brightening treatment focuses on uneven tone, dehydration and dullness rather than changing the patient’s natural skin color.

A personalized program may combine:

  • Gentle exfoliation
  • Hydration-focused skincare
  • Skin boosters
  • Pigment treatment
  • LED or recovery care
  • Sun-protection guidance

International patients may request a low-downtime program suitable for their travel schedule.

Body Contouring

Genosis DNA Clinic provides body-management treatments for localized fat, reduced firmness and body-line concerns.

Potential treatment areas include:

  • Abdomen
  • Waist
  • Arms
  • Thighs
  • Hips
  • Back
  • Under-chin area

Nonsurgical body contouring is not a replacement for general weight loss. Results depend on fat thickness, skin elasticity and lifestyle.

Hair and Scalp Care

Hair loss may be associated with genetics, hormones, stress, nutritional factors, medication or scalp inflammation.

The clinic may evaluate:

  • Male pattern hair loss
  • Female pattern hair loss
  • Increased shedding
  • Reduced scalp density
  • Hair-quality concerns
  • Scalp condition

Treatment may include medication, PRP or another personalized scalp program. Sudden or patchy hair loss may require further dermatologic evaluation.

Why Choose Genosis DNA Clinic?

Patients choose the clinic for:

  • Physician-led health and aesthetic consultation
  • Personalized wellness assessment
  • Internal medicine and skin-treatment services
  • DNA and genomic-testing options
  • Regenerative and PRP programs
  • Botox, fillers and skin boosters
  • Lifting and laser treatments
  • English interpretation support
  • Private care inside Haeundae LCT
  • Convenient access from Haeundae Beach
  • Saturday appointments
  • Parking at LCT The Mall

Consultation and Treatment Process

A typical visit may include:

  1. Discussion of the patient’s medical or aesthetic goals
  2. Review of medical history, medication and previous treatment
  3. Physical, skin or facial-anatomy assessment
  4. Laboratory or genetic testing when medically appropriate
  5. Explanation of suitable treatment options
  6. Discussion of benefits, limitations, costs and recovery
  7. Performance of the selected procedure
  8. Follow-up and long-term health recommendations

Patients should disclose allergies, pregnancy, implanted devices, prescription medication, cancer history and current hospital treatment.

Information for International Patients

Genosis DNA Clinic accepts inquiries from international patients and has advertised English-language support. Patients should confirm that an English-speaking coordinator or interpreter will be available on their preferred appointment date.

International patients should provide:

  • A list of medications and supplements
  • Relevant medical records
  • Recent laboratory results
  • Pathology or imaging reports when applicable
  • Information about previous aesthetic procedures
  • Passport or identification when required

Patients seeking medical or regenerative treatment should arrange sufficient time for consultation, testing and follow-up.

Clinic Location and Opening Hours

Genosis DNA Clinic is located inside LCT The Mall beside Haeundae Beach.

Address:
Units 2005–2006, 2F, Podium Building, LCT The Mall, 30 Dalmaji-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan, South Korea

Korean Address:
부산광역시 해운대구 달맞이길 30, 엘시티 더 몰 포디움동 2층 2005–2006호

Directions:

  • Enter LCT The Mall from the Haeundae Beach side
  • The clinic is near the gate stairs facing the beach
  • The underground parking entrance is near the condominium opposite Paradise Hotel
  • Use the elevator to reach the second floor

Telephone:
051-746-1007

Fax:
051-746-1027

Opening Hours:

  • Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 10:00 AM–7:00 PM
  • Weekday lunch break: 1:00 PM–2:00 PM
  • Saturday: 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
  • Saturday: No lunch break
  • Wednesday, Sunday and public holidays: Closed

Patients should confirm current hours and the availability of specific doctors before visiting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Genosis DNA Clinic known for?

The clinic combines internal-medicine-based wellness care, genetic testing, regenerative programs and aesthetic treatments such as lifting, Botox, fillers, skin boosters and laser care.

Where is Genosis DNA Clinic located?

It is on the second floor of the Podium Building inside LCT The Mall at 30 Dalmaji-gil in Haeundae, Busan.

Who leads Genosis DNA Clinic?

The clinic is led by Representative Director Dr. Choi Tae-sik.

Does the clinic offer genetic testing?

Yes. Genetic or genomic testing may be included in selected personalized wellness programs. Patients should discuss the scope, limitations and privacy implications before testing.

Can genetic testing predict cancer?

Genetic testing may identify selected inherited risks or susceptibilities, but it cannot determine with certainty whether someone will develop cancer. Standard screening and specialist care remain essential.

Does the clinic treat cancer?

The clinic may provide evaluation or supportive wellness care, but it should not replace diagnosis and evidence-based treatment from an oncology hospital. Patients with cancer must coordinate any complementary care with their oncologist.

Are regenerative treatments available?

The clinic provides consultation for regenerative and PRP-related programs. The exact material, medical indication, regulatory status, evidence and potential risks should be confirmed before treatment.

Does the clinic provide Botox and fillers?

Yes. Botox, fillers and facial-volume treatments are available for selected wrinkles, muscle-related concerns and facial contours.

Are skin boosters available?

Yes. Treatments may include Rejuran, Juvelook and hydration-focused injectables. Current product availability should be confirmed when booking.

Does the clinic treat acne and pigmentation?

Yes. The clinic provides treatment for acne, enlarged pores, scars, melasma, freckles, dark spots and other pigmentation concerns.

Is English assistance available?

English interpretation has been advertised, but availability should be confirmed for the requested appointment date.

Are medical or aesthetic results guaranteed?

No. Results depend on the diagnosis, medical history, anatomy, skin condition, treatment choice and individual response.