Complete STD screening

Full STD Panel
in Seoul.
Everything. Once.

A full STD panel combines a multi-PCR urine test — detecting chlamydia, gonorrhea, mycoplasma, ureaplasma, trichomonas, herpes and other pathogens from one sample — with blood tests for HIV and syphilis (and hepatitis on request). It is the simplest way to check everything in one confidential visit.

Multi-PCR from 1 sample HIV + syphilis blood tests Results in 1–3 days No insurance needed
Dr. Koo Jin-moDr. Hwang In-sung Medically reviewed by Dr. Koo Jin-mo & Dr. Hwang In-sung , urologists · Updated October 2026
Why a full panel

Co-infections
are common.

Many people carry more than one infection, often without symptoms. A multi-PCR panel finds bacteria that single tests miss, including mycoplasma and ureaplasma that commonly cause urethritis.

If something is found, treatment is prescribed by a urologist and your doctor advises when to retest. Learn more about STI treatment.

Best for

  • Routine screening between partners
  • Symptoms without a clear cause
  • Before a new relationship
  • Travelers wanting one complete check
How it works

Simple
visit.

Message us

WhatsApp or KakaoTalk for a time slot — walk-ins welcome during clinic hours.

Private consult

A urologist reviews exposure timing and symptoms, in English.

Sample

Urine and/or blood; rapid tests where available, PCR for accuracy.

Results & treatment

Rapid results the same day; PCR results sent privately. Medication on site.

Honest expectations

Strengths and
limits.

Benefits

  • Broadest single-visit check
  • Detects co-infections
  • Accurate PCR technology

Risks & limitations

  • Window period can hide very recent infections
  • PCR takes 1–3 days
  • Some tests may need a follow-up
Timing

When to
book.

Ideally 2–4 weeks after exposure for bacterial STDs and 4–6 weeks for HIV 4th-gen; earlier if you have symptoms.

Day 0 Consultation, sample and any rapid results.
Days 1–3 PCR results delivered privately.
Same week Treatment started if positive; partner advice.
Retest Doctor advises a retest date where needed.
Why HIGHST Urology

Urologists,
not a walk-in lab.

HIGHST is a urology clinic, not a general practice: diagnosis, PCR testing and treatment happen with a urologist, in English, in one confidential visit. No Korean ID or national insurance is needed, and results are shared only with you.

11,760+ 5S surgeries (2019–2025)
45 Countries trained
168 Training sessions led
1:1 Same surgeon, start to finish
Dr. Koo Jin-mo, urologist at HIGHST Urology Gangnam
Urologist · Men's surgery & ED

Dr. Koo Jin-mo

Korea University College of Medicine · Coloplast Reference Doctor · Boston Scientific Center of Excellence · Adjunct Professor, Ewha Womans Univ. Mokdong Hospital

Dr. Hwang In-sung, urologist at HIGHST Urology Gangnam
Urologist · Penile aesthetics & body contouring

Dr. Hwang In-sung

M.Med. Yonsei University · Adjunct Professor, Sanggye Paik Hospital · Korean Urological Ultrasound Society · Korean Society of Cosmetic Surgery

FAQ

Full STD Panel questions,
answered straight.

What does a full STD panel include?
Usually a multi-PCR urine test (chlamydia, gonorrhea, mycoplasma, ureaplasma, trichomonas, herpes and more) plus blood tests for HIV and syphilis.
How long do full panel results take?
Rapid tests same day; PCR results usually 1–3 days.
Do I need to fast?
No fasting is needed; avoid urinating for about 1 hour before the urine test.
Can I test without symptoms?
Yes, screening without symptoms is common and recommended after new partners.
Is it confidential?
Yes, results go only to you.
Private consultation

Talk to a urologist
today. In English.

Send a message and an English-speaking coordinator replies; a urologist reviews your case and gives a clear, itemized plan. No obligation.

This page is for general information and does not replace a medical consultation. Individual results vary and every procedure carries risks, which your urologist will explain before consent. Prices are estimates and are confirmed after examination. HIGHST Urology Gangnam · 14–15F, 655 Seolleung-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.