Choosing Asan Medical Centre for Robotic Cancer Surgery gives patients access to experienced surgical oncologists, advanced robotic technology, and multidisciplinary cancer care. Established in 1989, the ISO hospital in Seoul, South Korea has 2700 beds and provides specialized oncology services.

Robotic Cancer Surgery may be considered when a tumor can be safely removed using a minimally invasive surgical approach. The surgeon operates the robotic system from a console, controlling instruments that provide precise movement and enhanced visualisation within the surgical field. Depending on the cancer, robotic surgery may help remove tumors while minimising disruption to surrounding tissues. Before treatment, doctors assess the cancer's stage, location, and surgical suitability through imaging, biopsy, and other investigations.