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Dr. Chang Yong-Jun

Emergency medicine and regenerative care · MiraeCell Clinic

Updated 9 October 2026Patient information · References included

Clinical interests

Emergency care, cerebrovascular concerns and autologous cell-treatment programs.

Dr. Chang Yong-Jun is listed with MiraeCell Clinic in Seoul.

Professional background

  • Head of the emergency department at Myongji St. Mary’s Hospital, 2010–2018.
  • Director at Mokdong Mirae Hospital, 2018–2023.
  • Memberships listed in emergency medicine, stroke and stem cell research societies.

Role in your treatment

The clinic biography specifically includes autologous stem cell treatment in his clinical focus.

The clinic’s cell-treatment offering: A stem cell clinic program that explicitly includes degenerative knee concerns and anti-aging consultations.

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Source: the clinic’s English doctor biography for Dr. Chang Yong-Jun, checked 9 October 2026. Background and appointments are summarized from that biography; specialist titles and society roles are not an independent license check.

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