Hijab-Friendly Skin Clinic in Apgujeong, Gangnam Seoul
Board-Certified Dermatologist Top 2% in Korea 13+ Years
Hijab-Friendly Skin Clinic · quick answer
Hijab-friendly dermatology, in one paragraph
Ever Skin Clinic in Apgujeong, Gangnam, welcomes Muslim women and other patients who need privacy-conscious skin care. Board-certified dermatologists provide medical and cosmetic treatment, and patients can request a private room, a female doctor or female staff, and information about product ingredients in advance. Because some facial, scalp, neck or body treatments require the hijab to be adjusted or removed, we confirm suitable arrangements before your appointment so you can attend with confidence.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Jieun Kim, M.D. Founder & Director, board-certified dermatologist. Dermatology residency at Hanyang University Hospital; adjunct professor, Hanyang University College of Medicine. Meet our dermatologists Last reviewed October 2026
- Privacy
- Private consultation and treatment rooms on request
- Staff
- Female dermatologist or staff on request, subject to availability
- Ingredients
- Product information provided so you can decide
- Doctors
- Board-certified dermatologists
- Booking
- Confirm accommodations before your visit
What we treat
Respectful care for medical and cosmetic concerns
Privacy and comfort matter as much as the treatment itself. We offer the same range of care to every patient, from medical dermatology for acne, pigmentation or scalp problems to lasers, skin boosters, injectables and non-surgical lifting, while respecting your preferences.
If you would prefer a woman doctor, read our page on seeing a female board-certified dermatologist.
Arrangements you can ask about
- Private rooms for consultation and treatment
- Female staff or a female dermatologist
- Hijab removal : when it is needed and how privacy is protected
- Appointment timing around prayer times
- Ingredients in injectables, medicines and aftercare products
Who we help
Who this page is for
This service is for hijab-wearing patients, visitors from Muslim-majority countries and anyone who wants extra privacy during skin care. Many treatments for the face can be done with the hijab adjusted, while scalp, neck, hairline and body treatments usually require it to be removed in a private room.
Not every injectable, medicine or skin-care product is halal-certified. We provide available ingredient information so you can make your own informed decision.
Concerns patients often bring
- Acne, breakouts and acne scars
- Pigmentation, melasma and uneven tone, including under the hijab line
- Dry, sensitive or irritated skin
- Hair thinning and scalp concerns
- Fine lines, laxity and facial contour
Your visit
How to arrange a hijab-friendly visit
Telling us your needs in advance lets us confirm the right room, staff and time.
- Tell us your needs When booking, mention private rooms, female-only care, prayer times or ingredient questions.
- Confirmation We confirm which arrangements are available for your procedure and date before you travel.
- Consultation A board-certified dermatologist reviews your skin, history and preferences and explains options and ingredients.
- Treatment and aftercare Treatment takes place in the agreed setting, followed by clear aftercare instructions.
Real patient · before & after
An example of our clinic's work
This patient received front-cheek and side-cheek filler. It is shown as a general example of our cosmetic treatments.
Results vary between individuals. Ask your dermatologist about examples relevant to your concern at consultation.
Photos are shared with the patient's consent and are not retouched apart from privacy blurring. Results differ from person to person and are not guaranteed.
See more before & after photosPractical info
Safety, recovery and wearing the hijab
After treatment you may have temporary redness, swelling, bruising or sensitivity. Friction and heat under fabric can irritate freshly treated skin, so your dermatologist will advise how to wear your hijab while the skin recovers.
Tell the doctor about medical conditions, pregnancy or breastfeeding, allergies, medicines and supplements, and any ingredient you wish to avoid, so suitable products can be chosen.
Aftercare tips
- Choose a soft, clean, breathable hijab after facial treatments
- Avoid pinning fabric tightly over freshly treated skin
- Keep treated areas clean and apply aftercare products as advised
- Use sunscreen on exposed skin every day
- Message the clinic if you notice irritation or unusual swelling
Questions we hear every day
Hijab-Friendly Skin Clinic FAQ
Will I need to remove my hijab?
For many facial treatments the hijab can be adjusted rather than removed. Scalp, hairline, neck and body treatments usually require removal, which takes place in a private room. Tell us your preferences when booking so we can confirm arrangements.
Can I be treated only by women?
You can request a female dermatologist and female staff. Availability depends on the procedure and schedule, so please ask in advance; we will confirm what is possible before your appointment.
Are your products halal-certified?
Not every injectable, medicine or skin-care product is halal-certified. We can share available ingredient information, for example for collagen or animal-derived products, so you can make your own informed decision before treatment.
Can my appointment be scheduled around prayer times?
Yes, let us know your preferred times when booking, and we will try to schedule the consultation and treatment so they do not conflict with prayer.
How should I wear my hijab after facial treatment?
Choose a soft, clean, breathable fabric and avoid tight pinning or rubbing over treated skin for the first day or two. Your dermatologist will give specific advice depending on the treatment you receive.
Talk to a board-certified dermatologist in Apgujeong
Send us your skin concern and photos on WhatsApp. An English-speaking team member will reply and arrange your consultation.
Mon & Thu 10:00–19:00 · Tue & Fri 10:00–20:00 · Sat 10:00–16:00 · Closed Wed, Sun & holidays
