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TREATMENT GUIDES

Know the treatment. Then meet the right doctor.

Prices, real before-and-after photos, recovery around your flight, and the vetted Seoul doctors we can introduce you to.

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FEATURED GUIDES

Skin boostersSkin boosters in Korea: which one, how many sessions, and who should inject it$35 to $420 · Usually 3 sessions, 2–4 weeks apart Glass skin treatmentsKorean glass skin treatment: what is actually injected, and what is just a facial$30 to $340 · One session lasts 4–6 weeks; it is maintenance Botox and fillersBotox and fillers in Korea: units, brands, and how not to come home overdone$15 to $380 · Botox lasts 3–6 months · filler 6–12 months Ultherapy and ThermageUltherapy and Thermage in Korea: shot counts, real prices, and who should do it$215 to $2,120 · Usually one session; repeated about yearly Spot and mole removalMole and spot removal in Korea: prices, patches, and how many days before your flight$20 to $570 · Spots: often 1–2 · toning: a course

Lifting and tightening

Thermage FLXThermage FLX in Korea: is it the right tightening treatment for your skin?$780–$1,855 · Usually one session; many repeat about yearly Ultherapy PrimeUltherapy in Korea: how many shots do you need, and is it the right lift?$215–$2,120 · Usually one session; repeated about yearly XERFXERF in Korea: how is it different from Thermage, and should you try it?$250–$1,215 · Usually one session; repeat interval set by your doctor Shurink and Linear Z (HIFU)Shurink and Linear Z in Korea: is a budget HIFU lift worth it?$45–$250 · One session; often repeated every few months SofwaveSofwave in Korea: what does it do that Ultherapy does not?$700–$1,920 · One session; repeat interval set by your doctor Onda liftingOnda lifting in Korea: tightening, contouring, or neither for you?$70–$500 · Often one to three sessions, spaced as your doctor advises Density RFDensity RF in Korea: is it a cheaper Thermage, or a different choice?$420–$1,280 · Usually one session; many repeat about once a year VolnewmerVolnewmer in Korea: what this RF device does, and when it is enough$280–$485 · One session, or a few spaced weeks apart; ask your doctor InMode (FX and Forma)InMode in Korea: FX and Forma, and what one session can realistically do$35–$105 · Often a course of 3–5 sessions, about 1–2 weeks apart Titanium liftingTitanium lifting in Korea: what the diode-laser lift is, and who it is for$355–$355 · One session, sometimes repeated after a few weeks Thread liftThread lift in Korea: what threads can lift, how long it lasts, and when to skip it$70–$1,105 · One procedure; effect usually lasts months, not years

Pigment, redness and tattoos

Pico toningPico toning in Korea: what it does for dull, uneven skin$25–$565 · Usually 5–10 sessions, 1–2 weeks apart Redness and broken capillariesRedness and broken capillaries in Korea: which laser, and how many visits?$55–$635 · Usually 3–5 sessions, 2–4 weeks apart Tattoo removalTattoo removal in Korea: how many sessions it really takes$55–$140 · Often 5–10+ sessions, 6–8 weeks apart

Pores, texture and scars

PotenzaPotenza in Korea: is microneedle RF right for your pores and scars?$105–$305 · Usually 3–5 sessions, about 4 weeks apart Pico FraxelPico Fraxel in Korea: what it does for pores, texture and pigment$55–$395 · Usually 3–5 sessions, 3–4 weeks apart Deep acne scar treatmentDeep acne scars in Korea: what actually lifts them, and how long it takes$70–$245 · Often 2–4 sessions over several months

Skin boosters

RejuranRejuran in Korea: how many sessions you really need, and whether one is worth it$115–$645 · 3–4 sessions, 2–4 weeks apart Juvelook (skin)Juvelook in Korea: a slow collagen booster, and why it will not show on this trip$70–$180 · Usually 2–3 sessions, about 4 weeks apart PDRN and water-shine boostersPDRN and water-shine boosters in Korea: the quick glow, and how long it lasts$35–$155 · One session lasts about 4–6 weeks; many repeat monthly Exosome and stem-cell skin treatmentsExosome and stem-cell skin treatments in Korea: what is actually injected, and what to ask$355–$1,135 · Often offered as 1–3 sessions; ask what the clinic recommends and why

Botox and fillers

Wrinkle botoxWrinkle botox in Korea: which toxin, how many units, and why the cheapest quote is not the same treatment$15–$105 · One session; lasts about 3–6 months Jaw (masseter) botoxJaw botox in Korea: how 50 units differ by brand, and why slimming shows after you fly home$15–$105 · One session; slimming shows at 4–6 weeks, lasts about 3–6 months Skin botox (micro-botox)Skin botox in Korea: what micro-botox does for pores and oil, and what it does not do$30–$205 · One session; lasts about 2–4 months Body botox (shoulders, calves)Shoulder and calf botox in Korea: units, brands, and what a trap-botox line really changes$55–$415 · One session; shows at 2–6 weeks, lasts about 3–6 months Botox for sweatingBotox for underarm sweating in Korea: how many units, which brand, and how long it lasts$55–$135 · One session; usually lasts several months Dermal fillers by brandDermal fillers in Korea: Korean or imported HA, how many cc, and what to ask before the needle$65–$355 · One session; lasts about 6–12 months depending on area and product Collagen stimulators (Juvelook Volume, Sculptra, Radiesse)Collagen stimulators in Korea: Juvelook Volume, Sculptra or Radiesse, and why you judge them months later$70–$895 · Often 1–3 sessions spaced weeks apart; results build over months

Acne, peels and care

Acne treatmentAcne treatment in Korea: what a short visit can do, and what needs a plan at home$5–$145 · Often several sessions; a visit is a start, not the whole plan Clinic peels and facialsClinic peels and facials in Korea: the easy, no-downtime way to start$30–$55 · One session works on its own; many book a series IV dripsIV drips in Seoul: what is in the bag, and what to expect$35–$105 · Single sessions; packages are optional

Hair removal

Laser hair removalLaser hair removal in Korea: is it worth starting on a trip?$15–$140 · Usually 5–8 sessions, 4–8 weeks apart

Body

Fat-dissolving injectionsFat-dissolving injections in Korea: for small, stubborn areas, not weight loss$55–$635 · Usually 2–4 sessions, a few weeks apart

Eye surgery

Double eyelid surgeryDouble eyelid surgery in Korea: suture or incision, and how long to stay$715–$1,215 · One operation. Stitches commonly come out around day 5–7; your surgeon confirms Epicanthoplasty (eye corner surgery)Eye corner surgery in Korea: inner, outer or none at all$355–$1,070 · One operation, often combined with double eyelid surgery. Stitches commonly out around day 5–7 Eye revision surgeryEye revision surgery in Korea: what can be fixed, and why it takes longer$1,855–$3,930 · One operation after examination; sometimes staged. Stitches commonly out around day 5–7 Upper eyelid and brow liftUpper eyelid surgery and brow lift in Korea: when the lid, when the brow$1,070–$2,500 · One operation. Stitches commonly out around day 5–7; your surgeon confirms Under-eye bags surgeryUnder-eye bags surgery in Korea: fat removal, repositioning or lower lid lift$500–$2,430 · One operation. Inside-the-lid methods may have no external stitches; skin incisions commonly out around day 5–7

Face surgery

RhinoplastyNose job in Korea: what the surgery includes, what costs extra, and how long to stay$715–$1,785 · One operation; splint off around day 7 FaceliftFacelift in Korea: mini, full or with the neck, and how long you really need to stay$2,500–$9,285 · One operation; stitches out over 1–2 weeks Philtrum reduction and lip corner liftPhiltrum reduction and lip corner lift in Korea: small surgery, visible scar, honest timing$1,070–$3,215 · One operation; stitches out around day 5–7 Fat graftingFat grafting in Korea: how much stays, how many sessions, and where it works$715–$2,500 · One session; some people need a second Prominent ears, dimples and minor surgeryProminent ears, dimples and minor surgery in Korea: short procedures, real follow-up$280–$2,855 · One procedure

Body surgery

LiposuctionLiposuction in Korea: areas, compression, and why you should not fly the next day$715–$2,145 · One operation per area plan Tummy tuckTummy tuck in Korea: mini or full, the scar, and a realistic stay$2,855–$5,000 · One operation Breast surgeryBreast surgery in Korea: augmentation, lift, reduction and what to plan around the flight$1,070–$6,430 · One operation

QUESTIONS PEOPLE ACTUALLY ASK

Before you pick a treatment: common questions

How much do skin and cosmetic treatments cost in Seoul?

Each guide shows the price range from the clinics we work with, per shot, unit, cc or session, and the full list is on our price page. The written quote you receive from the clinic is the price that counts.

How do I know which treatment is right for me?

Start from what bothers you rather than a product name. Each guide says who a treatment is not for, but whether it suits you is decided by the doctor at your consultation.

Can I fit treatment and recovery into a short trip?

Each guide describes what the first days usually look like. Our trip planner puts treatments that leave visible marks first, so they have time to settle before your flight.

Do you choose the doctor for me?

We introduce one or two doctors from clinics we have vetted who fit your concern, dates and budget. You choose, and nothing is booked without your yes.