We exist so no patient
ever walks alone.

CYL Korea Surgery is a government-licensed foreign patient agency in Seoul. Since our founding, one promise has never changed: every patient gets a guardian, not a middleman.

CYL Korea Surgery is a government-licensed foreign patient agency in Seoul, Korea (Registration No. A-2024-01-02-0230), founded in 2018, serving 180+ international patients monthly in 9 languages.

From one manager's promise
to a full concierge team.

CYL began with a simple observation: foreign patients coming to Korea were being handed off between brokers, translators, and clinics — with no one truly responsible for them.

So we built the opposite. A licensed agency where one dedicated manager owns your entire journey, backed by guarantee insurance, audited partner clinics, and a concierge standard usually reserved for VIPs.

Today our team guides 180+ patients every month across eight language markets — and every one of them has a name they can call at 3 a.m.

2018Serving international patients since

180+Patients guided every month

8Language markets with dedicated teams

100%Patients covered by guarantee insurance

What we stand by

Licensed, always

We operate under an official Korean government license for foreign patient recruitment. Every arrangement is legal, documented, and accountable.

Honesty over sales

If a procedure isn't right for you, we say so. Our consultations include what we'd recommend against — because your result matters more than a sale.

One manager, whole journey

No handoffs, no call centers. The manager who answers your first message is the one beside you on surgery day and the one checking on you months later.

Clinics we'd choose ourselves

We audit every partner clinic — surgeons, facilities, emergency protocols, post-op care — before a single patient is introduced.

Meet Sena

The face behind
every promise.

Sena leads CYL Korea Surgery and personally oversees the patient experience across all eight markets. If you've seen CYL on social media, you've already met her.

Her standard is simple: every patient should be cared for the way she would want her own family cared for — safely, honestly, and in their own language.

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