Medical Review Policy

Every treatment page published by RE:BERRY Myeongdong is written and maintained under a defined medical review process. This policy explains who reviews our content, which standards apply, and how readers can flag concerns.

• Physician review: treatment descriptions, indications, and aftercare guidance are checked by licensed physicians practicing at our Myeongdong clinic (Korean medical licenses no. 143338 and no. 125783).
• Device and product claims: we reference only devices and injectables cleared for use in Korea, as documented in resources such as our KFDA-approved equipment overview.
• Pricing accuracy: listed prices come from the clinic’s official promotional price sheets and are labeled with their conditions, such as first-visit trial pricing.
• Scope: content is educational and does not replace an in-person consultation, diagnosis, or personalized treatment plan.
• Update cadence: pages are revised whenever prices, protocols, or available equipment change.

FAQ

Who is responsible for medical accuracy?

The clinic’s practicing physicians hold final sign-off on medical statements. Editorial staff may draft text, but clinical claims are verified against physician input and current practice at the clinic.

Does this policy cover non-English pages?

Yes. The same standards apply to our multilingual guides, including Chinese-language pages such as the laser treatment overview and the filler selection guide.

How are risks and side effects handled?

We describe common, expected reactions and note that individual responses vary. We avoid guarantees of results and do not publish content designed to alarm readers.

How can I report an error?

Contact the clinic with the page address and the issue in question. Confirmed corrections are applied promptly, and pricing questions can also be checked against your written quotation.

For treatment questions, consultations are available in Chinese and English via LINE.