LANTE OBGYN offers the full range of contraception for international women in Seoul: hormonal and copper IUDs, the Implanon implant, injections, oral contraceptive pills, the vaginal ring and emergency contraception. A female OB/GYN helps you compare effectiveness, side effects and how long each method lasts.
- Long-acting
- Hormonal IUD, copper IUD, Implanon implant
- Short-acting
- Pills, vaginal ring, injections
- Emergency
- Morning-after pill, copper IUD
- Location
- 5F Regen Medical Tower, 463 Gangnam-daero, Seoul
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 10:00–21:00 · Sat 10:00–18:00 · Sun & holidays 10:00–14:00
Compare your options
| Method | How long it lasts | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Hormonal IUD | Several years | Often makes periods lighter |
| Copper IUD | Up to 10 years | Hormone-free; can also be emergency contraception |
| Implanon implant | Up to 3 years | Small rod placed in the upper arm |
| Injection | About 3 months per dose | No daily routine |
| Pill | Daily | Needs consistent timing |
| Vaginal ring | Monthly cycle | Self-inserted |
Explore each method
Your first visit
- We discuss your health history, periods, plans for pregnancy and preferences.
- Your doctor examines you if needed (an ultrasound is common before an IUD).
- Many methods can be started at the same visit when appropriate.
Frequently asked questions
What is the most effective birth control?
Can foreigners get birth control in Korea?
Can I start birth control on the same day?
Which method is hormone-free?
This page is general information for international patients and is not a diagnosis. Your doctor at LANTE OBGYN will advise you based on your history and examination.
