Bondi Korean Medicine Clinic (본디한의원) in Gangnam offers Korean medicine–based care across pain management, digestive health, women’s health, sleep, autoimmune support, facial balance, weight management, and post–traffic accident recovery. 

• • Acupuncture: Thin needles are used to help relieve pain and support functional recovery by addressing tension and circulation. The clinic lists acupuncture as a core treatment across multiple programs (pain, digestive, sleep, women’s health, craniofacial care). 

  • Pharmacopuncture: Herbal extracts are injected at targeted points to focus care on inflammation, pain, and tissue recovery. The clinic presents pharmacopuncture as a standard option in its pain-related and systemic care programs. 

  • Manual Therapy: Hands-on techniques are used to address musculoskeletal alignment and movement patterns to reduce strain and improve function. The clinic includes manual therapy as part of its treatment lineup across several clinics. 

  • Herbal Medicine: Customized herbal prescriptions are used to support recovery, resilience, and symptom control based on the patient’s condition and constitution. The clinic repeatedly lists herbal medicine as part of its treatment approach across departments. 

  • Electrotherapy: Low-current electrical stimulation is used to help relax deeper muscle layers and reduce discomfort. The clinic describes interferential-current–style electrotherapy as part of its pain-care toolkit. 

• • Neck Pain Care: Care targets posture-related neck strain and associated symptoms such as stiffness and headaches. The clinic specifically notes using acupuncture, pharmacopuncture, manual therapy, herbal medicine, and electrotherapy within its neck pain program. 

  • Shoulder Pain Care: Programs focus on reducing shoulder pain and restoring comfortable range of motion for daily activity. The shoulder clinic is presented as part of the broader pain clinic offering. 

  • Back Pain Care: The back pain clinic addresses common lower-back pain patterns and aims to improve movement and tolerance for sitting/standing. It is listed as a dedicated pain-clinic area within the site navigation. 

  • Limb & Joint Pain Care: The limb/joint clinic covers pain and dysfunction affecting extremities and joints with a structured Korean medicine approach. It appears as a distinct pain-clinic category on the site. 

• • Digestive Disorder Care: Treatment plans address ongoing digestive discomfort and bowel irregularity using a mix of acupuncture, pharmacopuncture, manual therapy, herbal medicine, and electrotherapy. The clinic also references 1:1 customized herbal care for longer-standing constipation concerns. 

  • Leaky Gut Syndrome Care: Programs address systemic symptoms associated with intestinal barrier and gut-related imbalance using Korean medicine modalities. The leaky-gut page lists pharmacopuncture, manual therapy, and herbal medicine as treatment components. 

• • Women’s Health Care: Care is organized around women’s health concerns across life stages and emphasizes non-surgical support and balance-focused treatment. The clinic lists acupuncture, pharmacopuncture, manual therapy, and herbal medicine as key treatment options within this clinic. 
• • Sleep Care: Programs focus on restoring sleep by addressing underlying drivers rather than only inducing sleep. The clinic lists acupuncture, pharmacopuncture, manual therapy, herbal medicine, and electrotherapy in its sleep clinic. 
• • Autoimmune Condition Support: The clinic frames care around stabilizing internal balance and supporting the body’s baseline resilience. The autoimmune clinic lists acupuncture, pharmacopuncture, manual therapy, herbal medicine, electrotherapy, and lifestyle guidance. 

• • Craniosacral Therapy: Gentle hands-on craniosacral work is included as a step in the facial-balance treatment process described on the site. It is presented within the clinic’s facial correction workflow. 

  • Facial Acupuncture: Facial acupuncture is included as part of the clinic’s facial balance program steps. It is presented within the clinic’s non-surgical facial correction workflow. 

• • Herbal Weight Management Program: The clinic offers a constitution-based weight management approach centered on herbal medicine rather than stimulant-style ingredients. The diet program pages describe structured, guided programs and herbal-based solutions. 

  • Herbal Weight-Loss Pills: The clinic offers a pill-format herbal option designed for convenience and adherence. This is positioned as part of its dedicated diet program offerings. 

  • Localized Fat-Reduction Pharmacopuncture: The clinic offers pharmacopuncture presented for focused body-area management, with a step-based in-clinic process. The site frames this as a non-surgical, targeted option. 

• • Post-Accident Recovery Program: The clinic describes a step-based program that includes acupuncture, pharmacopuncture, physical therapy, herbal medicine preparation, and manual therapy to address post-accident symptoms and recovery. The traffic-accident clinic page outlines these steps explicitly.