Korean Facial Treatment Price: Listed Costs in Seoul 2026

I am Dr. Hongseok Kim, a board-certified dermatologist who has been practising for 21 years. At VOS Dermatology Clinic in Gangnam I carry out the consultation and the treatment myself for every patient, one at a time. Visitors planning from abroad usually want a number before they want an explanation, so this article puts the listed numbers first.

Here is the direct answer. The Korean facial treatment price at VOS depends on which option fits your skin: needle-free MiraJet is listed at ₩300,000 per session, HILO WAVE 2 mL at ₩600,000 and Rejuran Healer 2 mL at ₩400,000, all in KRW before 10% VAT. HydraFacial is not on the official English list and is quoted after consultation. This guide is for travellers budgeting a facial in Seoul who want exact figures, not ranges.

If you are still deciding which kind of facial you want, my full guide to the Korean facial explains the options first. This page stays on cost.

The official price list and how to read it

VOS publishes an official English price list, dated 10 August 2026. Every figure on this page is copied exactly from it. A few rules on that list apply to everything below.

• Prices are in Korean Won (KRW).
• A 10% VAT is added where applicable.
• The same pricing applies to all nationalities.
• Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
• Treatment recommendations are made after consultation with a board-certified dermatologist.

The current version is always on our pricing page. Check it close to your travel date, because the figures on this page will not update themselves.

Listed facial treatment prices at VOS

These are the facial-menu options people ask me about most, with their listed prices. All figures are in KRW before 10% VAT and may change.

MiraJet is the needle-free option on this list. HILO WAVE and Rejuran are injectable boosters, and JUVELOOK Skin is a collagen biostimulator used for texture, pores and overall skin quality. None of these figures include VAT.

HydraFacial: quoted after consultation

Many visitors mean a HydraFacial when they say "Korean facial". It is not on VOS's current official English price list, so I will not print a figure for it. I would rather give you no number than a wrong one.

The price is confirmed at consultation, or our team can send you a quote on WhatsApp before anything is booked. The treatment itself takes about 30 minutes, needs no anaesthesia and has no downtime. If you want to know what the device does and where it stops before you ask for a quote, read my article on the Korean HydraFacial.

Worth knowing: The cheapest line on a price list is not always the cheapest plan. A single surface facial repeated every few days of a trip can add up, while one booster placed early may do more for dry, tired skin. Ask what each option is for before comparing numbers.

What changes your final quote

A facial quote is built from a few variables. Knowing them helps you read any quote, including ours.

The option itself. A needle-free session, a hyaluronic acid booster and a collagen biostimulator sit at different price points because they are different treatments.

The amount of product. For boosters, volume moves the price most. Rejuran Healer, for example, is listed per 2 mL, with a lower per-unit figure from 8 mL. HILO WAVE and JUVELOOK Skin also have larger listed volumes at a lower price per unit.

The area. Face only costs less than face and neck, simply because more product is needed.

Combinations. If I suggest a surface facial and a booster in the same stay, each is priced on its own line. I explain why both are there, or I leave one out.

VAT. A 10% VAT is added where applicable on top of every listed price.

Budgeting a facial around a short trip

Most visitors I see have a week or two in Seoul. That limits what is sensible to buy, and it is worth thinking about before you compare prices.

A needle-free MiraJet session is the simplest line to budget. It is one session at one listed price, redness usually settles within hours, at most a day, and one session typically holds for 3–6 months. For many travellers with dry or uneven texture, that single line is the whole plan.

Injectable boosters need a little more thought. The listed price depends on volume, and the benefit often builds over a course. If you can only come once, I will usually choose a volume that makes sense as a single treatment rather than a larger amount priced for a series.

Time costs something too. Rejuran can leave minor swelling, bruising or redness for 2–3 days, so it belongs early in a stay. Booking it the day before a flight does not change the price, but it can change how you feel about it on the plane.

Here is how I suggest you prepare your budget:

• Decide your main concern first: congestion, dryness, texture or a sensitive barrier.
• Check the listed price of the option that matches it on the pricing page.
• Add 10% VAT where applicable.
• Ask our team whether a larger listed volume or a course makes sense for your dates.
• Keep a small margin for a HydraFacial, which is quoted after consultation.

That order keeps the budget tied to what your skin needs, instead of to a long menu.

Courses, larger volumes and packages

Boosters are usually planned as a course rather than one visit. Rejuran, for instance, is typically given as three sessions a month apart, and its effect usually lasts about six months. That shapes the real cost more than any single line.

The list also includes a REJURAN Face Package covering six treatments, listed at ₩2,068,000 (regular ₩2,585,000), in KRW before 10% VAT. It suits people who expect to come back, not a single short trip. I go through Rejuran options and their listed prices in more depth in my Rejuran Korea guide.

One practical point on prepaid packages. If a package is partly used and you ask for a refund, the list states that the treatments already received are charged at the regular, non-discounted price, and a cancellation fee of 10% of the total package price applies. The remaining balance is then refunded. Please read that before paying for more sessions than your trip can hold.

How I approach a facial quote at VOS

I start with your skin, then your calendar, and only then the price. After our 3D skin analysis and the VOS Skin MBTI questionnaire, I suggest the smallest plan that addresses your actual concern. If a HydraFacial alone will do, that is what I recommend.

When I suggest a booster, I tell you how much product I plan to use and why. I do not add items to make a visit look fuller, and I will say so if something on your wish list will not change what bothers you.

You get the full quote before anything starts. If a number surprises you, ask me about it. There is usually a simpler version of the plan.

I also prefer to talk about price openly in the consultation room rather than leave it to the end. Knowing the budget early lets me choose between options honestly, and it means you can say no to anything without feeling awkward.

Before you message us

The FAQ above covers the common cost questions. For a quote, send a clear daylight photo of your face without make-up, one sentence about your main concern and your travel dates. Our team will reply with the options that fit and their current listed prices, in KRW before 10% VAT, with the latest figures on the pricing page.

Results, timing and recovery vary from person to person. Nothing here replaces an in-person consultation with a dermatologist.

Send your photo and dates on WhatsApp, and you will have a clear quote before anything is booked.

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.