Korean Glass Skin Treatment Price: Seoul Booster Costs

My name is Dr. Hongseok Kim. I am a board-certified dermatologist with 21 years in practice, and at VOS Dermatology Clinic in Gangnam I carry out both the consultation and the injections myself, one patient at a time. The message I receive most often after "can you give me glass skin?" is "how much will it cost?", and I would rather answer that openly than leave you guessing.

Here is the direct answer. The Korean glass skin treatment price at VOS depends on which booster your skin needs and how much of it, and each booster has a published price. On our official English list, HILO WAVE 2 mL is ₩600,000, JUVELOOK Skin is ₩1,000,000 per vial and Rejuran Healer 2 mL is ₩400,000, all in KRW before 10% VAT and subject to change. This article is for adults budgeting a Seoul trip who want to understand the numbers, not just see them.

If you have not yet read which booster builds which part of the glass-skin look, start with my full guide to Korean glass skin treatment. Here I stay with money: what each line on the list buys, how courses change the rate, and what raises or lowers a quote.

What you are paying for in a glass skin quote

A glass-skin plan is not one treatment with one price. It is a product, an amount and a number of sessions. Two people can both ask for glass skin and receive very different quotes, because one needs a hydration booster and the other needs collagen support for pores and texture.

That is why I do not quote a figure before seeing your skin. The price follows the plan, and the plan follows what your skin is missing: water, smoothness, calm tone or density. Once I know which of those we are treating, the number is simple arithmetic from the published list.

It also means a cheaper line is not a worse choice. For many faces, a single hyaluronic acid booster is the right answer, and adding more product would raise the cost without improving the result.

The listed prices for glass skin boosters

These are the options I use most for a glass-skin plan, copied exactly from VOS's official English price list dated August 2026. All figures are in KRW before 10% VAT, the same for all nationalities, and prices may change without prior notice.

HILO WAVE is a dual-action hyaluronic acid booster, and the list notes its results typically last 3–4 months. JUVELOOK Skin pairs PDLLA with hyaluronic acid for gradual collagen remodeling. Rejuran Healer is a polynucleotide booster listed for sensitive skin, redness and a weakened barrier. MiraJet is the needle-free option. The current version of every line is on our pricing page.

How course pricing changes the rate

Several glass-skin boosters are listed at a lower rate when you buy a course. This matters because the products that build texture and resilience are usually planned as three sessions, not one.

• JUVELOOK Skin and Juveàcell V: one vial is ₩1,000,000, three vials are ₩2,100,000, which works out to ₩700,000 per vial.
• HILO WAVE: 2 mL is ₩600,000, while 6 mL is ₩1,620,000, listed as ₩540,000 per treatment.
• Rejuran Healer: 2 mL is ₩400,000, and from 8 mL the rate is ₩300,000 per 2 mL.

A course rate only helps if you can actually return for the sessions. For Rejuran and JUVELOOK, the documented protocol is about a month between sessions. If you visit Seoul once a year, buying three vials to use in one week is not a saving; it compresses a course that needs time between steps. I would rather plan one session well than sell a course you cannot complete.

Worth knowing: Our list states that if a prepaid package is partly used and a refund is requested, the treatments already received are recalculated at the regular price and a cancellation fee of 10% of the package total applies. Check your travel plans before prepaying a course.

What raises or lowers your total

Beyond the product itself, a few things move the final figure. None of them are hidden, and all of them appear in the quote before treatment.

Amount of product. A small face with mild dryness may need less than a larger face with dehydration across the cheeks, forehead and neck. The neck is a separate area and adds product.

Combining products. Some faces need two things at once, for example a hydration booster for glow plus a collagen stimulator for texture. Each is priced on its own line.

Pores and texture. When enlarged pores are the main gap, I often suggest our Pore Refinement Program instead of a booster alone. It combines Skin Quality Botox, Juveàcell and Potenza RF microneedling, is listed at ₩1,900,000 (down from ₩2,100,000) before 10% VAT, and multiple sessions are recommended.

Comfort options. Numbing cream is standard. If needles make you anxious, nitrous oxide sedation is listed at ₩50,000 per treatment, and intravenous pain management at ₩100,000 per treatment, both before 10% VAT.

Three common plan shapes and their price lines

I cannot give you a total without seeing your skin, but most glass-skin plans fall into one of three shapes. Here is how each maps onto the price list.

The short-trip plan. One session of HILO WAVE 2 mL at ₩600,000, or MiraJet at ₩300,000 per session if you prefer no needles. Dryness and glow tend to improve from the next day, which suits a stay of about a week.

The returning-visitor plan. A three-vial course of JUVELOOK Skin at ₩2,100,000, used over three visits about a month apart. This is aimed at texture, fine lines and pores rather than instant dewiness. I explain the full booster range, including which families pair well, in my Korean skin boosters guide.

The sensitive-skin plan. Rejuran Healer 2 mL at ₩400,000 per session, often as three sessions. For frequent Rejuran visitors there are also listed Rejuran packages; I go through the product lines and protocol in my Rejuran guide.

All prices here are in KRW before 10% VAT and may change. Results vary from person to person, and the right shape for you depends on your skin, not on the budget line alone.

What the price list does not show

A few things around a glass-skin visit are not printed on the English list, and I would rather you know that before you arrive. The consultation fee is not published there, so ask our team when you book. HydraFacial, which some visitors want before a booster to clear congested skin, is also not on the current English list; our team confirms that price on WhatsApp or at consultation.

The list also does not show how much product your particular face needs. That is a clinical decision, and it is the one I make in the room. What I can promise is the method: the product, the amount and any comfort option are written into the quote, using the listed rates, before you agree to anything. If something on the quote is unclear, ask me to walk through it line by line.

Finally, remember that sunscreen and a sensible routine afterwards cost far less than a booster and protect what you paid for. Skipping them is the quickest way to lose a glow you have invested in.

How I keep a glass skin quote honest

I start with a skin assessment, including our 3D skin analysis, and then choose the fewest products that close the biggest gap. If one booster is enough, the quote has one line. If you need two, I explain why each is there.

I also match the plan to your calendar. I will not add product to reach a package total, and I will not sell a three-session course to someone who cannot return. The quote you receive lists the product, the amount and any comfort option, in KRW before VAT, before anything is booked.

Before you message us

The FAQ covers the questions I hear most about cost. To get a useful quote, send a clear daylight photo of your face without make-up, a sentence about which part of the glass-skin look you feel is missing, and your travel dates. With that, I can suggest a booster and an amount, and our team can send the listed prices that apply to you.

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

Send your photo, your concern and your dates on WhatsApp, and our team will reply with a clear quote before anything is scheduled.

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.