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Areas We Serve Around Isu Station, Seoul
Yonsei Baro Orthodontics & Pediatric Dentistry is at Isu Station Exit 2, where subway Lines 4 and 7 meet in Seocho-gu. Families come to us from Bangbae and Seocho, Sadang and Dongjak, Ichon and Yongsan, Seorae Village and Banpo, Hannam and Itaewon, and Gangnam — for orthodontics in English and children’s dentistry with English support.
Getting to Isu Station from nearby neighbourhoods
| Neighbourhood | How to reach Isu Station |
|---|---|
| Bangbae & Seocho | Naebang is one stop away on Line 7; from Line 2, change to Line 4 at Sadang |
| Sadang & Dongjak | One stop on Line 4 from Sadang or Dongjak; Namseong is one stop away on Line 7 |
| Ichon & Yongsan | Two stops on Line 4 from Ichon, via Dongjak — no transfer |
| Seorae Village & Banpo | A short taxi ride, or Line 7 via Express Bus Terminal and Naebang |
| Hannam & Itaewon | Line 6 to Samgakji, then Line 4 to Chongshin Univ. (Isu); or a taxi |
| Gangnam | Line 7 straight to Isu, or Line 2 to Sadang and one stop on Line 4 |
Neighbourhood guides
Each guide explains the subway and taxi options from that area, what local families tend to ask us about, and how to fit visits around school and work.
Bangbae & Seocho
We’re in Seocho-gu ourselves. Walk, take a local bus, or ride one stop from Naebang on Line 7.
Ichon & Yongsan
Two stops on Line 4 from Ichon with no transfer, plus connections from the rest of Yongsan.
Seorae Village & Banpo
A short taxi ride within Seocho-gu, or Line 7 via Express Bus Terminal and Naebang.
Why does an easy journey matter for orthodontic care?
Orthodontic treatment is a series of visits rather than a single appointment. Check-ups are usually about every 4–6 weeks with braces and about every 6–10 weeks with clear aligners , then retainer check-ups. A simple journey makes those visits easier to keep.
That is why we chose Isu Station. Lines 4 and 7 meet here, Exit 2 has direct underground access to our building, and parking is available if you mention it when you book. We’re open until 9 PM on Mondays and Thursdays and from 9 AM to 2 PM on Saturdays, so visits can fit around school and work.
Who will we see?
Orthodontic care for children, teens and adults is provided by Dr. Sally Chaekyung Lee , a board-certified orthodontist (Korea Ministry of Health and Welfare) who speaks fluent English and sees each patient from the first consultation to the end of treatment. Children’s dental care is led by Dr. Ho-seon Lee , a board-certified pediatric dentist. Read more about kids’ orthodontics and kids’ dentistry .
Live somewhere else in Seoul?
You’re welcome wherever you live. Our directions page has a taxi card with our Korean address, and our guide for expat families covers booking and scheduling in English.
Questions about travelling to us
Do I need to live near Isu Station to be a patient at Yonsei Baro?
No. The neighbourhood guides on this page cover areas with simple routes to Isu Station, but anyone is welcome. Isu is served by Line 4 and Line 7, and a taxi can bring you to the door if you show the driver our Korean address. If you’re unsure of the route, message us on WhatsApp.
Which subway lines serve the clinic?
Isu Station is served by Line 4, where it is signed “Chongshin Univ. (Isu)”, and Line 7, where it is called Isu. Leave by Exit 2: the clinic is about a 1-minute walk, with direct underground access, on the 4th floor of Bangbae Yedain Plaza, 118 Dongjak-daero, Seocho-gu. Sadang, where Line 2 meets Line 4, is one stop away.
Can appointments be outside school and office hours?
Yes. We’re open from 1 PM to 9 PM on Mondays and Thursdays, from 10 AM to 7 PM on Tuesdays and Fridays (lunch 1–2 PM), and from 9 AM to 2 PM on Saturdays. We’re closed on Wednesdays, Sundays and public holidays. Tell us the days that suit you when you book and we’ll suggest a time.
Is regular orthodontic treatment practical if we live across the river?
For many families it is, because visits are spaced out: about every 4–6 weeks with braces and about every 6–10 weeks with aligners. From Ichon, for example, Isu is two stops on Line 4 with no transfer. At your consultation, Dr. Lee can explain how often your particular plan needs visits, so you can judge the journey before you start.
Last updated October 2026. Routes on this page are a general guide; check live directions in Kakao Map or Naver Map before you travel.
Plan your first visit
Message us in English with your neighbourhood and preferred days, and we’ll help with the route. Isu Station Exit 2 · Open until 9 PM Mon & Thu · Saturdays 9 AM–2 PM.