Girin Plastic Surgery Operates ‘GYEOL,’ a 24-Hour Aesthetic Trauma Clinic

Plastic surgeons provide wound suturing services around the clock, including nights, weekends, and public holidays, with care extending from diagnosis to scar management.

Girin Plastic Surgery operates GYEOL, a 24-hour aesthetic trauma clinic, providing timely care for facial lacerations and various injuries requiring suturing.

GYEOL treats a range of injuries, including lacerations to the face and forehead, cuts caused by knives or glass, and open wounds requiring sutures. The clinic operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including nights, early mornings, weekends, Sundays, and public holidays, allowing patients to seek care when unexpected injuries occur.

Rather than focusing solely on closing wounds, GYEOL places emphasis on treatment that also considers potential scarring after suturing. Plastic surgeons assess each wound and perform suturing, with follow-up guidance extending to scar management after suture removal.

When further evaluation is required depending on the condition of the injury, X-ray and CT imaging may be used to check for fractures or foreign objects before suturing. The clinic provides a coordinated care process covering assessment, diagnosis, specialist suturing, and guidance on scar management.

Patients may send a photo of the wound in advance to receive preliminary guidance. The clinic operates on an appointment basis, and patients are advised to call before visiting for smoother access to care.

For injuries to highly visible areas such as the face, appropriate initial wound closure as well as continued follow-up care can be important. GYEOL provides guidance on the timing of suture removal, wound care, and scar management following treatment.

GYEOL is located near Gangnam Station in Seocho-gu, Seoul, and provides 24-hour trauma and wound suturing services, including nights, early mornings, weekends, and public holidays.

Source: Official website of GYEOL, Girin Plastic Surgery’s Aesthetic Trauma Clinic