A skin treatment price in Korea is really a range, not a fixed number. Clinic type, the exact product used, and short-term promotions all move it.
If cost has kept you from trying Botox, fillers, or lifting treatments at home, this guide gives you real Gangnam numbers. You'll leave knowing what's typical, and what's worth questioning.
Two clinics can list the same treatment at very different prices. Part of the gap comes from clinic positioning — high-volume versus premium, doctor-led care. Part of it comes from which specific device or product generation a clinic uses.
Converted to USD at 1,525 KRW. Prices exclude VAT — add about 10% to get your final cost. Actual quotes vary by clinic and case.
| Treatment (standard unit) | Low | High | Typical |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aqua Peel (1 session) | $6 | $98 | $30 |
| Korean-brand Botox (jaw, 50 units) | $6 | $98 | $33 |
| Xeomin Botox (jaw, 50 units) | $26 | $230 | $92 |
| Rejuran Healer (2cc) | $144 | $262 | $192 |
| Juvelook Volume (1 vial) | $164 | $426 | $275 |
| Ultherapy (600 shots) | $1,344 | $1,698 | $1,505 |
| Thermage FLX (600 shots) | $1,174 | $1,672 | $1,377 |
| Sofwave (300 shots) | $984 | $2,623 | $1,443 |
| Potenza (general tip, 1 session) | $98 | $393 | $197 |
Ultherapy, Thermage, Rejuran, and Juvelook Volume figures reflect current 2026 posted prices from several Gangnam clinics. The other rows reflect the broader market range, from budget to premium clinics, per industry survey data.
A full-face Ultherapy session in the U.S. averages about $2,639, ranging roughly $1,000 to $5,000. A typical U.S. Botox treatment runs $350 to $900.
| United States | Seoul (typical) | |
|---|---|---|
| Botox, 50 units | $350–$900 | $33–$92 |
| Ultherapy, full face | $1,000–$5,500 | $1,344–$1,698 |
At the very low end, U.S. and Seoul prices can look similar. But Seoul's typical Ultherapy price ($1,505) still sits about $1,100 below the U.S. average.
The prices above come from real, currently posted clinic rates — not a theoretical floor and ceiling. Your own quote can still land outside them, especially at a clinic not included in this sample. That's normal, and not a red flag by itself.
What is worth questioning: a quote far beyond the typical high end shown here, with no clear reason given. If a clinic can't explain why their price sits well above what's typical, it's reasonable to walk away and get a second quote elsewhere.
Sources: Current 2026 price listings from several Gangnam clinics (Ultherapy, Thermage, Rejuran Healer, Juvelook Volume). Korea beauty-medical market price trend report, KRW converted at 1,525 KRW/USD (remaining treatments). RealSelf Ultherapy cost data. Direct Aesthetics 2025 U.S. Botox pricing guide.
Current 2026 clinic listings show Ultherapy typically costs more, driven by device and treatment-depth differences. This can vary by clinic, so always check both quotes.
Usually, yes. Low prices reflect domestic product and high patient volume, not unsafe practice. In Korea, only licensed doctors are legally permitted to inject.
No. They're typical ranges based on real clinic data. Your quote can differ — but it shouldn't be wildly higher without a clear reason.
Many premium clinics do, with dedicated coordinators. Always confirm before booking.
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