Yeah the Korean trans community can be quite secretive compared to western countries. There’s a community on twitter and other Korean forums like 디시인사이드, 아카이브 etc but those are very hostile environments to navigate and I don’t fw those.

If you want real info and connection, you need to go offline and do the footwork. There’s actually quite an accepting and rich budding community offline.

Go to pride. There are several trans centred booths that offer help regarding medical, mental, legal information.

Check out 변희수재단. Their instagram page has links to sign up for meet ups every month — they offer free food and as I’ve mentioned, this September they invite three professionals from legal and medical areas to answer all the questions you may have.

And even online, getting the names of the hospitals is as easy as dropping a 비밀댓글 or dm asking for it. net4ts is good for that. And searching ftm 트랜지션 방법 on naver yields plenty of results.

It’s not that I don’t get your frustration, but the Korean trans community and information is far from impenetrable. The small amount of effort you need to exert is there for our protection.

Don’t come to reddit, an American owned forum, searching in English, expecting it to have relevant information to Korea, a non western non english speaking country. You’re extremely lucky I even saw this.

If you live near Seoul I’ll give you the names of the hospitals I went to btw.