Juvelook Korea Price: Per-Vial Rates and What Moves It
Juvelook Korea price at VOS: 1-vial and 3-vial rates for Skin, Volume and Glam in KRW, how vials map to sessions and what adds up. VOS Dermatology, Gangnam.

I'm Dr. Hongseok Kim, a board-certified dermatologist with 21 years in practice, and I run VOS Dermatology Clinic in Gangnam. Every Juvelook consultation and every injection at VOS is mine, one patient at a time, so I am also the person who decides how many vials a plan needs. Money is usually the second question people abroad ask me about Juvelook, right after whether it suits them, so here are the real numbers.
The short answer to the Juvelook Korea price question at VOS: each Juvelook line for the face, Skin, Volume and Glam, is listed at ₩1,000,000 for 1 vial and ₩2,100,000 for 3 vials, which works out to ₩700,000 per vial, in KRW before 10% VAT. What you pay depends on how many vials your face needs across the course. For what the treatment does and who it suits, read my full guide to Juvelook in Korea first; this article stays on cost.
It is written for people who already think Juvelook may be right for them and now want to understand how the pricing works, what makes a quote go up or down and how to budget a course that spans more than one trip.

The official Juvelook price list at VOS
These are the Juvelook lines on our official English price list, updated in August 2026, copied exactly as they appear.
| Option | Listed price (KRW, before VAT) |
|---|---|
| JUVELOOK Skin — 1 vial | ₩1,000,000 |
| JUVELOOK Skin — 3 vials | ₩2,100,000 (₩700,000 per vial) |
| JUVELOOK Volume — 1 vial | ₩1,000,000 |
| JUVELOOK Volume — 3 vials | ₩2,100,000 (₩700,000 per vial) |
| JUVELOOK Glam — 1 vial | ₩1,000,000 |
| JUVELOOK Glam — 3 vials | ₩2,100,000 (₩700,000 per vial) |
| Nitrous oxide sedation (optional) | ₩50,000 per treatment |
All prices are in Korean Won before 10% VAT, which is added where applicable, and they may change without prior notice. The current list is on our pricing page. The same pricing applies to all nationalities, so the Juvelook price Korea residents see is the one visitors see.
There is also a JUVELOOK Scalp line in the hair section of the list, at ₩1,000,000 for 1 vial. That is a scalp treatment for the hair-growth environment, not a face treatment, so I leave it out of the rest of this article.
Why all three lines cost the same
People are often surprised that Juvelook Glam, the line designed for significant volume loss, costs the same per vial as Juvelook Skin. On our list, the three face lines share identical figures. The difference between them is the job they are designed for.
- JUVELOOK Skin works on pores, acne scars, texture and overall skin quality.
- JUVELOOK Volume is for skin laxity with mild to moderate volume deficiency.
- JUVELOOK Glam is for significant volume loss and hollowing.
I think the equal pricing is useful for you. It means the line is chosen by what your face needs, not by budget. If a clinic ever suggests a "stronger" line mainly because it sounds premium, that is worth questioning. For more on the volume lines specifically, my article on Juvelook Volume in Korea explains who they suit.
It may also help to know that Sculptra, the PLLA biostimulator, carries the same figures on our list: ₩1,000,000 for 1 vial and ₩2,100,000 for 3 vials, in KRW before 10% VAT. So when I compare Juvelook with Sculptra for a patient, cost is rarely the deciding factor. I set out that comparison in my guide to Sculptra in Korea.

One vial or three: how the per-vial rate works
The single-vial figure is ₩1,000,000. The 3-vial figure is ₩2,100,000, which the list itself describes as ₩700,000 per vial. That is the only volume rate for Juvelook on the list; there is no larger bundle.
A vial is a unit of product, not a session. This is the point that confuses people most when they look up a Juvelook price per vial. The documented protocol is three sessions, but three vials and three sessions are not automatically the same thing. One session can use one vial or more, depending on how many areas we treat and what your skin needs.
Two practical questions follow, and I would rather you ask them than assume:
- How many vials does my plan use in total, and how are they split across sessions?
- If my plan mixes lines, for example Skin across the cheeks and Volume at the temples, how is the 3-vial rate applied?
We answer both in writing in your quote, before anything is booked.
What decides how many vials you need
No price list can tell you your vial count. It comes from an examination, and I look at a few specific things.
The areas. Treating fine lines around the eyes is a different plan from treating texture across both cheeks, or hollowing at the temples.
Skin thickness and quality. Thin, rough skin and enlarged pores usually call for a spread of Juvelook Skin; clear volume loss points to Volume or Glam.
How many concerns overlap. Many faces need a surface line and a volume line together. That raises the total, and I explain why each part is there.
Your history. What you have had injected in the past year changes what is sensible now, including any lumps from earlier biostimulators.
A quote made from photos is therefore provisional. When I see your skin in person, the number can go down as easily as up. The product detail is on our Juvelook page and Juvelook Volume page.
Worth knowing: A lower figure elsewhere can mean less product spread over the same area. With a collagen stimulator, too little product tends to give a result you barely notice, and you only find out weeks later. When you compare Juvelook cost in Seoul, ask how many vials the quote covers and who performs the injections.

Other things that change your total
Beyond the vial count, a few other items decide the final figure.
VAT. A 10% VAT is added where applicable, so check whether any figure you compare is before or after tax.
Sedation. Numbing cream goes on first. Nitrous oxide sedation is optional and listed at ₩50,000 per treatment, in KRW before 10% VAT. If you are having three sessions and want it each time, it applies per treatment.
Other treatments on the same trip. Anything added, such as a skin booster for redness or a lifting device, is priced from its own line on the list.
Prepaid packages and refunds. If you prepay a multi-vial plan and later ask for a refund on the unused part, our list states that treatments already received are recalculated at the regular price and a cancellation fee of 10% of the total package price applies. If you are not sure you will return to Seoul, weigh this before prepaying.
Budgeting a three-session course across trips
The honest budgeting question for a visitor is not the price of one visit. It is the cost of a course that may span two or three trips to Seoul.
After three sessions, results generally last about 6–12 months, and maintenance sessions may be suggested after that. Those figures vary with your skin and the amount used. Collagen builds over weeks, so the skin you leave with after one session is not the finished result.
Visitors tend to plan in one of three ways. Some stay long enough to complete the spacing I recommend. Some return for the second and third sessions on later trips. Others treat one session as a first step and decide on continuation later. Each has a different cash flow, and I would rather you pick knowingly than prepay a course you cannot complete.
If you are still comparing Juvelook with other skin boosters before committing, my guide to Korean skin boosters sets them side by side.

How I approach a Juvelook quote
Every plan starts with a consultation with me and a close look at your skin, including our 3D skin analysis. I decide which line goes where and how many vials are reasonable, then explain how they split across sessions. Our signature Juvelook recipe guides how I mix and place the product, but the numbers are set for your face.
I will not add a vial to reach the 3-vial rate if two do the job, and I will not recommend Glam because it sounds more substantial. If your concern is better served by a different treatment, or by none, I will say so in the room. At VOS, all procedures are performed by me, so the person who writes the plan is the person who injects it.

Before you message us
For a useful quote, send a clear daylight photo of your face without make-up, one from the front and one from the side, your main concern and your travel dates. Tell us anything you have had injected in the past year, and whether you can return to Seoul for later sessions. With that, we can suggest the line, a provisional vial count and the current listed figure.
Results, timing and recovery vary from person to person. Nothing here replaces an in-person consultation with a dermatologist.
Send your concern, photos and dates on WhatsApp, and our team will reply with a clear plan and quote before anything is scheduled.
Questions readers ask about juvelook korea price
Is the Juvelook price the same for foreigners as for Korean patients?
Does one vial equal one session?
Why does Juvelook Glam cost the same as Juvelook Skin?
Can I get a Juvelook quote before I travel?
Is there an extra charge for sedation?
Results, timing and recovery vary from person to person. This article is general information from VOS Dermatology Clinic and does not replace an in-person consultation. Any prices mentioned are from the clinic’s official price list (KRW, before VAT) and may change.
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