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Han Jin-woo

Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine (Vice Director)

Han Jin-woo

Medicell Plus lists Han Jin-woo as a vice director. Its published team description identifies anesthesiology and pain medicine as his field, with interests in interventional pain treatment, nerve blocks and musculoskeletal pain.

“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: Medicell Plus Clinic · Specialty & Role: Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine (Vice Director) · Editorial Review: Updated 20 October 2026 · 3 minute read · Visit international website ↗

Professional background

Medicell Plus lists Han Jin-woo as a vice director. Its published team description identifies anesthesiology and pain medicine as his field, with interests in interventional pain treatment, nerve blocks and musculoskeletal pain.

Procedural training

The dedicated clinic profile lists a clinical professor role in pain medicine at Konkuk University. It also records completion of interventional nerve block training, a Korean Pain Society ultrasound workshop, myofascial trigger point injection training and a cadaver workshop. These are relevant topics to explore when an injection-based treatment is proposed. Ask the physician to explain the intended anatomical target and the role of any imaging guidance for your particular procedure.

Consultation focus

The useful distinction in a pain consultation is between relieving symptoms and changing the underlying disease. Ask the physician to explain what each proposed procedure is intended to do and how the response will influence the next step.

Questions for your appointment

Why is this intervention appropriate after the treatments I have already tried? Will image guidance be used if relevant? What temporary activity restrictions and follow-up checks are planned? Who should I contact if symptoms change?

Bring the history of previous injections

An accurate chronology matters when comparing procedures. List which injections you have received, the approximate dates, the anatomical sites and whether the response lasted hours, days or longer. If the exact medicine is unknown, bring the previous clinic record. Explain whether pain travels into an arm or leg, is linked to a particular movement or has changed since earlier imaging. Ask how the examination distinguishes possible sources of pain and what information is still missing. The written plan should connect that assessment to the proposed treatment rather than relying only on the name of a regenerative product.

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  • Clinic: Medicell Plus Clinic
  • Consultation Checklist: Prepare your consultation in Korea

Sources & further reading

  • Clinic information (https://www.medicellplusclinicglobal.com/about-us)
  • Clinic information (https://www.medicellplusclinicglobal.com/en-US)
  • Official professional biography (https://www.medicellplusclinicglobal.com/doctors/han-jin-woo-2)

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