
Ginza Mita Clinic
Women-led aesthetic clinic in Ginza, Tokyo
Ginza Mita Clinic is an aesthetic clinic in Ginza 8-chome, Tokyo, led by a female physician. Dr. Atsuko Mita, a plastic surgeon with more than 30 years of experience, personally handles everything from consultation and treatment to aftercare. We recommend only the treatment you need.
For international patients
- 4 languagesJapanese, English, Chinese and Korean. An advance reservation or inquiry may be required depending on the language.
- Same price for everyoneSelf-pay treatments are the same price regardless of nationality.
- Free staff interpretationStandard interpretation by our staff is free. Special translation/interpretation may cost extra – please ask in advance.
- Health insuranceInsurance-covered care requires a My Number health insurance card or an eligibility certificate.
Director

Dr. Atsuko Mita
Plastic surgeon with over 30 years of experience and more than 200,000 patient visits. Graduated from Kitasato University School of Medicine. Experienced in aesthetic medicine and women’s health, including intimate (femcare) concerns.
Treatments
Departments: aesthetic dermatology, aesthetic surgery, plastic surgery, dermatology, gynecology and internal medicine. Self-pay, insurance-covered and online consultations.
Femcare & gynecologic plastic surgery
Vaginal HIFU, vaginal hyaluronic acid, vulvar PRP, labiaplasty
Details (Japanese)Skin quality & skin care
Photofacial (Stellar M22), ePlus, chemical peels, HydraFacial, skin boosters (aqua injection / manual injection by a doctor)
Details (Japanese)Lifting & non-surgical aesthetics
Medical HIFU, thread lift, hyaluronic acid, botulinum toxin, fat-dissolving injections
Details (Japanese)Medical body slimming
Body HIFU, fat-dissolving injections, medical diet
Details (Japanese)Beauty IV drips & injections
NAD⁺ / NMN drips, high-dose vitamin C, placenta injection
Details (Japanese)Medical hair removal
GentleLase Pro laser: face, VIO, underarms and more
Details (Japanese)AGA / female hair thinning
AGA, FAGA/FPHL, scalp injections
Details (Japanese)Stem cell & regenerative medicine
Facial ASC, frailty care, facial PRP, vulvar PRP
Medical eyebrow tattoo
Natural, well-designed brows
Medical checks
Blood tests, pre-operative tests
LINE campaign
New LINE friends receive a ¥3,000 OFF coupon (new registrations only, until 31 Mar 2027, valid for 1 month from issue, once per person).
FAQ
Do you have English-speaking support?
Yes. Ginza Mita Clinic supports Japanese, English, Chinese and Korean. Depending on the language, an advance reservation or inquiry may be required.
Are prices different for international patients?
No. Self-pay (non-insurance) treatments are the same price for everyone regardless of nationality. Standard interpretation by our staff is free of charge; special translation or interpretation may cost extra, so please ask in advance.
Can I use Japanese health insurance?
Insurance-covered care is available only for patients who can present a My Number health insurance card or an eligibility certificate. Aesthetic treatments are self-pay.
Where is the clinic and how do I get there?
IS Ginza Residence 1F, 8-11-13 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061. 5 minutes on foot from Ginza Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Exit A4) or Shimbashi Station (JR Yamanote Line, Ginza Exit).
What are your opening hours?
10:00–19:00. Closed on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
How do I book an appointment?
Book online (WEB reservation), contact us on LINE, or call +81-3-6263-8711.
Access & hours
- Address
- IS Ginza Residence 1F, 8-11-13 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan
- Nearest stations
- Ginza Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Exit A4) – 5 min walk / Shimbashi Station (JR Yamanote Line, Ginza Exit) – 5 min walk
- Hours
- 10:00–19:00 (closed Wed, Thu, Sun)
- Phone
- +81-3-6263-8711
- Map
- Open in Google Maps
All aesthetic treatments are self-pay (not covered by Japanese health insurance). Results vary between individuals. The treatment and its suitability are decided by the doctor at consultation. Some treatments use drugs or devices not approved in Japan; details are on each treatment page (Japanese). This English page is a summary; the Japanese website is the official version.