Seoul Center Hanoi

What the Hanoi branch is documented to provide

Seoul Center’s current branch directory lists its Hanoi location at 84 Dich Vong Hau, Cau Giay Ward, Hanoi. This is the address to use rather than older promotional pages that still mention 38 Thai Thinh. The official directory groups the Cau Giay branch with locations providing facial skincare and cosmetic tattooing. It does not publish a Hanoi medical-clinic licence or identify this branch as the site for surgery, injectable treatment or dermatological lasers.

That distinction is essential because the Seoul Center website covers a large national network. Its navigation includes beauty salons, specialist dermatology clinics and specialist aesthetic-surgery clinics, but services are assigned to different facility types. A procedure appearing in the network catalogue is not proof that it is available or legally performed at every branch.

The central hotline is 1800 3333, with an additional published customer-service number +84 917 839 346, WhatsApp +84 911 582 499 and email cskh@seoulcenter.vn. The current footer publishes daily hours of 08:45–18:30. Confirm the Hanoi branch and service in the reply before travelling.

Facial skincare menu

The beauty-salon catalogue includes Infusion facial care, HA Peptide skincare, vitamin C care, Luxury facial care and AI Renew. These names describe commercial treatment lines rather than medical diagnoses. The exact steps, products, devices, duration and price can vary, so ask what is included in the selected facial and whether an assessment precedes it.

A client with sensitive skin should provide information about allergies, prescription retinoids, recent peels or lasers, active dermatitis, sunburn and pregnancy. “HA,” “peptide” or “vitamin C” in a service name does not establish a particular concentration or suitability. Request the product names and avoid treatment over broken, infected or severely inflamed skin.

Results from cosmetic skincare vary and are generally temporary. Claims about brightening, rejuvenation or pore appearance should not be treated as guarantees or as treatment for a skin disease. Persistent acne, changing pigmented lesions, infection or another medical concern belongs with a licensed dermatology provider.

Eyebrow, lip and eyelid cosmetic tattooing

The published cosmetic-tattoo menu includes collagen lip colouring, Shading and Ombre brows, Hairstroke brows and an eyelid-line service. It also lists colour correction for previous eyebrow and lip work. These procedures place pigment in or around the skin and require informed consent, hygiene precautions and realistic discussion of colour change, fading and touch-ups.

Before booking, disclose allergy history, tendency to keloid scarring, bleeding disorders, anticoagulant use, active cold sores, eye disease and previous permanent makeup. Lip procedures can be relevant to people with a history of herpes simplex; they should obtain appropriate medical advice rather than relying on salon guidance. Eyelid-area work requires particular caution because of proximity to the eye.

Ask who performs the procedure, what training they hold, whether single-use needles are opened in front of the client, how reusable surfaces are disinfected and which pigment brand and batch are recorded. A patch test may reduce some allergy uncertainty but cannot prevent every reaction. Confirm the shape and colour before pigment is applied.

Correcting or covering previous pigment

Colour correction is not always a simple cover-up. Old pigment may have changed tone, migrated or been placed too deeply, and adding more colour can make later removal more difficult. The practitioner should examine the existing work and explain whether correction, fading, removal or no treatment is the most sensible option.

The network also advertises laser tattoo removal through specialist dermatology clinics. The Hanoi beauty-salon listing does not establish that laser removal is available at 84 Dich Vong Hau. If removal is recommended, ask for the exact licensed medical facility, responsible clinician and device rather than assuming it will occur at the Cau Giay salon.

Services that require another licensed facility

Seoul Center’s network catalogue includes pigment and acne lasers, laser hair removal, filler, filler dissolution, botulinum toxin, mesotherapy, Rejuran and cosmetic surgery. The website explicitly assigns these categories to specialist dermatology or aesthetic-surgery clinics. They are therefore not stored as verified Hanoi services in this profile.

If a consultant proposes an injection, laser or operation, request the full address where it will take place and the facility’s operating licence. Verify the clinician’s name, professional scope, product or device, aftercare and emergency arrangements. A national hotline, brand name or licence displayed for an Ho Chi Minh City or provincial clinic does not authorize a different Hanoi address.

Injectables and surgery carry medical risks and should not be booked as an extension of a salon consultation without a proper clinical examination. Likewise, a beauty facial should not be upgraded to a medical procedure unless the client understands the change in setting, practitioner and consent.

Booking and practical information

The website’s appointment form asks the user to choose a region, branch and time. A successful form submission states that the team will call back, so it should be treated as a request rather than a final appointment. Keep the confirmation that specifies Cau Giay, 84 Dich Vong Hau and the exact facial or cosmetic-tattoo service.

The official site is primarily Vietnamese. Although it includes an English selector, the profile does not claim guaranteed English-speaking staff. International clients should request language support before booking and obtain written explanations of the service, products, price, consent and aftercare in a language they understand.

Ask for the total cost, whether consultation and touch-ups are included, and which circumstances create additional charges. Payment methods are left blank because the official site does not clearly publish a branch-specific policy. The imported card and mobile-payment labels previously attached to the profile were directory data, not official confirmation.

Preparing for the appointment

Bring details or photographs of previous cosmetic tattooing and a list of relevant medications or allergies. Avoid concealing active irritation under makeup. For facial care, ask whether contact lenses or jewellery should be removed and how long to avoid sun, makeup or active skincare ingredients afterwards.

For permanent makeup, request written aftercare before the procedure so that it can be reviewed without time pressure. Ask what swelling, crusting and colour change are expected, when washing is allowed, and whom to contact if symptoms worsen. Do not pick crusts or apply unapproved products to the treated area.

Seek medical care for rapidly increasing swelling, breathing difficulty, severe eye pain, visual change, spreading redness, fever, pus or signs of a serious allergic reaction. The salon hotline is not a substitute for emergency services.

Verified Hanoi services are Infusion facial care, HA Peptide skincare, vitamin C facial care, Luxury facial care, AI Renew skincare, collagen lip colouring, Shading brows, Ombre brows, Hairstroke brows, eyelid-line cosmetic tattooing, and eyebrow or lip pigment correction. Availability, technique and product choice should be reconfirmed for the appointment.

The profile records no medical licence because the official network page does not publish one for the Cau Giay beauty-salon branch. Travellers comparing non-surgical options can consult Vietnam Clinic’s guide to beauty clinics in Hanoi. Inclusion is not an endorsement, and clients should verify whether a provider is a salon or a licensed clinic before accepting any invasive treatment.