Cervical cancer (HPV) vaccination

Cervical cancer (HPV) vaccination

[EVENT] Cervical Cancer Vaccination x1

350,000

KRW

Strikethrough

180,000

KRW

[EVENT] Cervical Cancer Vaccination 3 doses

1,000,000

KRW

Strikethrough

520,000

KRW

Cervical cancer (HPV) vaccination

What is this treatment?

A vaccine that prevents infection with human papillomavirus (HPV), a cause of cervical and other cancers. Our clinic administers the 9-valent vaccine covering nine HPV types; because the number of doses and the schedule vary by age, we will guide you through your schedule after a medical consultation.

Cervical cancer (HPV) vaccination

Treatment time and recovery period

Treatment Time

About 5 minutes for the injection, followed by 15–30 minutes of in-clinic observation

Recovery Time

Return to daily activities immediately

Cervical cancer (HPV) vaccination

Who is it recommended for?

POINT 01.

Those who have not yet started HPV vaccination

POINT 02.

Those whose vaccination schedule was interrupted and who need advice on resuming

POINT 03.

Those who need guidance on age-appropriate vaccination schedules

Cervical cancer (HPV) vaccination

How does the procedure go?

STEP 01.

Complete a pre-vaccination questionnaire

STEP 02.

Medical consultation and pre-vaccination screening

STEP 03.

Vaccination

STEP 04.

15–30 minutes of in-clinic observation

Cervical cancer (HPV) vaccination

Results and how long they last

01.

Ages 9–14 receive a total of 2 doses (the second 6–12 months after the first); ages 15 and older receive a total of 3 doses (at 0, 2, and 6 months).

Cervical cancer (HPV) vaccination

What should I keep in mind?

warning

Please read the precautions carefully and follow them closely.

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It is best to postpone vaccination on days you feel unwell, such as when you have a fever.

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Pain, swelling, and redness at the injection site usually resolve within a few days.

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Avoid strenuous exercise and alcohol on the day of vaccination.

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If you are pregnant or planning to become pregnant, be sure to let us know before vaccination.