Netflix has confirmed that South Korean medical drama The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call will return for seasons 2 and 3, with leading actors Ju Ji-hoon and Choo Young-woo reprising their roles.

According to Variety, both seasons are now in production, although Netflix has not announced their release dates.

The first season performed strongly in 2025, appearing in the top 10 charts across 63 countries and reaching the number one position in 18.

Ju Ji-hoon returns as Baek Kang-hyuk, a talented surgeon determined to save lives, while Choo Young-woo reprises his role as Yang Jae-won, Baek’s first protégé who has since joined the hospital’s trauma team.

Yoon Kyung-ho will return as Han Yu-rim, who moves from being Baek’s adversary to a trusted colleague responsible for planning and coordination at Hankuk National University Hospital. Jeong Jae-kwang also reprises his role as anaesthesiologist Park Gyeong-won.

New cast member Jeong Ye-in joins the drama as nurse Cheon Jang-mi, securing the role following an extensive audition process.

Lee Do-yun, who directed the first season, will return to direct the upcoming instalments and write their scripts.

The series is adapted from the webtoon Trauma Center: Golden Hour and is produced by Studio N and Mays Entertainment.

Both new seasons will stream exclusively on Netflix. However, the platform has yet to reveal when viewers can expect the next instalment.

The returning cast members are also appearing in other Netflix productions.

Jeong Jae-kwang features in romance series Take Charge of My Heart, while Yoon Kyung-ho appears in the upcoming horror series Dead-End Job, scheduled to premiere on October 30.