Quick intro

VEI Clinic Apgujeong provides English-friendly thyroid evaluation with fast coordination for thyroid ultrasound near Apgujeong Station (Line 3) Exit 5. We handle the clinical exam and labs, arrange a same-day or next-day scan at a nearby imaging center when available, and review results in English with a clear plan.

When thyroid ultrasound is recommended

  • New neck lump or thyroid nodule felt/seen
  • Abnormal thyroid labs (TSH/FT4/FT3) or goiter on exam
  • Family history of thyroid disease or prior radiation exposure
  • Follow-up on previously known nodules or post-treatment checks

What a thyroid ultrasound shows

  • Nodules (size, number, location)
  • Features that guide risk (solid/cystic, margins, calcifications)
  • Thyroid size and surrounding structures
  • Lymph nodes in the neck (when indicated)

On-site services & coordination

  • Doctor consult and focused neck exam
  • Thyroid labs: TSH, FT4/FT3, anti-TPO, anti-TG (as appropriate)
  • Ultrasound scheduling at a nearby imaging partner (same/next day when slots allow)
  • Result review in English + written summary
  • Next steps: monitoring plan, fine-needle aspiration (FNA) referral if indicated, and medication or endocrinology referral when needed

Visit flow (what to expect)

  1. Check-in & history → symptoms, family history, meds/supplements
  2. Exam & labs → blood draw, paperwork for ultrasound
  3. Ultrasound → same/next day at partner center (we arrange)
  4. Review → English explanation of report, risk category, and follow-up timeline

How to prepare

  • Wear a comfortable top with easy neck access
  • Bring prior lab/scan reports if you have them
  • No fasting for ultrasound; fasting may be requested for certain blood tests (we’ll advise)
  • List all supplements (e.g., biotin) and thyroid meds

Results & follow-up

  • Ultrasound reports typically return same day or within 24–72 hours (center-dependent)
  • We provide an English summary with: nodule size(s), features, and monitor vs. FNA decision
  • Monitoring intervals commonly range from 6–12 months, tailored to risk/features

Red flags — go to an ER or call 119

  • Fast-growing neck mass with trouble breathing or swallowing
  • Severe neck pain, high fever with throat swelling, or voice changes after rapid enlargement
  • Post-procedure bleeding/swelling after an outside FNA

Pricing & insurance notes

  • Fees vary by consult, labs, and ultrasound center pricing
  • Most visitors pay upfront and use itemized English receipts for reimbursement
  • Ask for a written quote before labs and imaging

Hours & location

  • Mon/Thu/Fri: 10:00–19:00
  • Tue: 10:00–20:00
  • Sat: 10:00–16:00
  • Lunch: 13:00–14:00 (except Sat)
  • Closed: Wed & Sun

Address: 3F, VEI Clinic, 162 Apgujeong-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (Beneheim City, near Apgujeong Station Exit 5)
 Phone: 02-542-8275 / 010-5700-7597

What to bring

  • Passport/ID and Korean phone number (if any)
  • Medication/supplement list (include thyroid meds, biotin)
  • Prior labs/ultrasounds (paper or photos)
  • Payment method (card/cash); insurer details if you’ll claim

Why choose VEI Clinic Apgujeong

  • English-friendly thyroid workup with clear, stepwise plans
  • Fast ultrasound coordination and plain-English result review
  • FNA/endocrinology referrals when needed + insurance-ready receipts