THE KOREA REGENERATIVE MEDICINE GUIDE
Aesthetic & Regenerative Medicine (Chief Director)
Chris Gunwoo Kim
Chris Gunwoo Kim is identified as Cellinique’s chief director. His official biography lists an M.D. from Kyungpook National University and a previous leadership role at Cheongdam Le Diamant Clinic.
“Ask whether this physician will personally conduct your assessment, perform the procedure, and oversee your follow-up care.”
PUBLISHED BIOGRAPHY, CLINICAL FOCUS & CONSULTATION QUESTIONS
Affiliated Clinic: Cellinique Clinic · Specialty & Role: Aesthetic & Regenerative Medicine (Chief Director) · Editorial Review: Updated 20 October 2026 · 3 minute read · Visit international website ↗
Professional background
Chris Gunwoo Kim is identified as Cellinique’s chief director. His official biography lists an M.D. from Kyungpook National University and a previous leadership role at Cheongdam Le Diamant Clinic. It also lists teaching activity relating to LAMS and SVF, and roles associated with aesthetic product training.
Teaching and clinical portfolio
The detailed profile lists fat grafting, laser resurfacing and cosmetic skin and hair treatment among his practice areas. It also identifies teaching work with IFAAS and training roles associated with Radiesse, Juvelook and DexLevo. His listed professional affiliations include laboratory medicine and hematology as well as aesthetic societies. These are distinct aspects of his background; they should not be read as a guarantee that every regenerative service has the same clinical evidence.
Consultation focus
His practice combines aesthetic procedures with cell-related offerings. A consultation should distinguish the underlying concern—such as facial volume or skin texture—from the treatment brand. Product training roles are useful background, but the decision should turn on the procedure, its evidence and your suitability.
Questions for your appointment
What is the simplest treatment likely to meet my goal? What exactly is included in the proposed cell preparation? Which outcomes are supported by studies using the same product and method? What will follow-up and revision care involve?
Preparing for a facial assessment
Bring a record of previous filler locations, product names where known, laser dates and any prior fat grafting. Photographs from before those procedures can help explain the change you are seeking. Decide whether your main concern is volume, laxity, pigment or texture, and rank those goals. Ask for a staged plan showing what can be assessed after each step. If multiple procedures are proposed on one day, discuss whether staging would make the response easier to evaluate and clarify which component carries each cost and recovery requirement.
Continue exploring
- Clinic: Cellinique Clinic
- Consultation Checklist: Prepare your consultation in Korea
Sources & further reading
- Clinic information (https://www.celliniquestemcell.com/about-us)
- Official professional biography (https://www.celliniquestemcell.com/doctors/chris-gunwoo-kim-2)
Read alongside your treating specialist’s advice. Clinical eligibility, exact products and treatment plans require individual assessment.
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