Gardasil 9

Vaccination to prevent HPV infection

Available Reservation Date

Weekday(Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri)10:30 am ~ 8:00 pm

Weekend(Sat, Sun)10:30 am ~ 4:00 pm

Gardasil 9 1 Dose

Cervical cancer vaccine: 9-valent vaccine *Gardasil 9 is a VAT-exempt treatment. *Reward points not applicable.

350,000 KRW

200,000 KRW

Gardasil 9 3 Doses

1,000,000 KRW

530,000 KRW

Estimated Payment Amount (Additional 10% VAT)0 KRW

Gardasil 9

9-valent vaccination to help prevent HPV infection

Procedure Description

Gardasil 9 is a vaccine to help prevent human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. It is intended to protect against 9 HPV types (6, 11, 16, 18, 31, 33, 45, 52 and 58) that cause cervical cancer and related precancerous lesions, genital warts and other conditions. Because it is not intended to treat an HPV infection you already have, vaccination is recommended before sexual contact or as early as possible. The vaccination schedule depends on age: ages 9–14 usually receive 2 doses 6–12 months apart, and ages 15 and over usually receive a total of 3 doses on a 0-, 2- and 6-month schedule. At 3Leaf Clover Clinic, a pre-vaccination screening checks your health and vaccination history, and we then guide you through the schedule. The immune response after vaccination varies from person to person, and it is advisable to continue regular cervical cancer screening even after vaccination.

Procedure Features

A 9-valent vaccine intended to protect against 9 HPV types.

Given on a 2- or 3-dose schedule depending on age.

A pre-vaccination screening checks your health and previous vaccination history.

We let you know your next appointment to help you complete the full series.

Recommended Target

Those planning vaccination to help prevent HPV infection

Those who have not yet completed cervical cancer vaccination

Those considering additional vaccination after a previous 2-valent or 4-valent vaccine

Parents and guardians preparing HPV vaccination for their children

Procedure Time

Approx. 20–40 min (including screening and post-vaccination observation)

Procedure Cycle

Ages 9–14: 2 doses (0, 6–12 months) / Ages 15+: 3 doses (0, 2, 6 months)

Recovery Period

Daily activities possible the same day

Procedure Process

STEP 1.

Pre-vaccination screening — Your health, allergies, possible pregnancy and vaccination history are checked.

STEP 2.

Schedule guidance — The number of doses and intervals for your age are explained.

STEP 3.

Vaccination — The vaccine is given as an intramuscular injection into the deltoid muscle of the upper arm.

STEP 4.

Observation for reactions — Your condition is monitored at the clinic for about 15–30 minutes after vaccination.

STEP 5.

Next appointment — Your next vaccination date is scheduled and precautions are explained.

Procedure Area

Deltoid muscle of the upper arm (injection site)

Precautions

If you have a fever or acute illness, we recommend vaccinating after you recover, and you must tell us if you have a history of hypersensitivity to any vaccine component.

Vaccination is not recommended during pregnancy, so please let us know in advance if you might be pregnant.

Pain, swelling or redness at the injection site, a mild fever or headache may occur; these usually improve within a few days.

Dizziness or fainting may occur right after vaccination, so please remain seated and rest for about 15–30 minutes afterward.

FAQ

How many doses do I need?

Ages 9–14 generally receive 2 doses, and ages 15 and over receive 3. We will check your age and vaccination history at the screening and explain your schedule.

Can men be vaccinated?

Yes, men can receive Gardasil 9, which is intended to help prevent HPV-related conditions such as genital warts. Age criteria will be explained during the consultation.

Is it effective if I have already been sexually active?

Even if you have been sexually active, you can be vaccinated to help prevent HPV types you have not yet been infected with. However, vaccine effectiveness varies from person to person.

Can I exercise or shower after vaccination?

A light shower is fine, but it is best to avoid strenuous exercise and alcohol on the day of vaccination.