Affordable Korean Skin Treatments in Seomyeon: What Can You Get for Your Budget?

October 25, 2026
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Planning treatments around a budget

Seomyeon is one of Busan's busiest districts, and it is home to many skin and aesthetic clinics. For visitors, that means plenty of choice, and also plenty of price lists to compare. A clear budget helps you focus on what matters to you and avoid adding treatments you do not need.


This guide groups listed treatments at Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon into budget bands, so you can see what is possible at different spending levels. All prices below are in Korean won, VAT excluded (10% VAT is added at payment), and are first-visit prices checked October 2026. First-visit prices apply once per new patient per item. The full list is on our price list page.


Under 10,000 KRW

These entry-level options are often chosen by visitors who want to try a Korean clinic treatment for the first time:


  • Wrinkle Botox, Korean toxin, 1 area. 3,000 KRW (forehead, glabella, nose bridge or eye area).
  • Jaw Botox, 50 units. 9,900 KRW.
  • Aquapeel steps 1 and 2. 9,900 KRW. A cleansing and hydrating facial. See our Aqua Peel page.
  • Laser hair removal, small areas. For example, upper lip or underarms on GentleMax Pro for women at 1,000 KRW per session. Numbing spray, if needed, is 5,000 KRW per session.


10,000 to 50,000 KRW

This band includes several skin care and laser options:


  • ZERO steroid-free fat-dissolving injection, 3cc. 15,000 KRW.
  • LDM regeneration mode, 6 minutes. 19,000 KRW. An ultrasound-based skin care treatment.
  • U-Pulse Fraxel. 25,000 KRW.
  • Body Botox, 100 units, Korean toxin, 1 area. 29,000 KRW (calves, thighs, trapezius or arms).
  • Pico Light Black Toning. 29,000 KRW. Often discussed for pigmentation and tone.
  • Water Glow skin booster, 2cc. 39,000 KRW.
  • InMode FX full face. 45,000 KRW.
  • Exosome, 2.5cc. 49,000 KRW.


50,000 to 150,000 KRW

This range includes lifting devices and more involved skin treatments:


  • Shurink Universe, 300 shots. 55,000 KRW.
  • Capri laser, steps 1 to 3. 89,000 KRW.
  • ONDA, 20,000J. 89,000 KRW.
  • Potenza full face. 99,000 KRW, tip not included (tips are charged separately).
  • Eve Titan EMS patch mode, 20 minutes. 99,000 KRW.
  • Rejuran, 2cc. 139,000 KRW.


Higher-budget lifting

For visitors focused on lifting and tightening, the clinic lists:


  • Titanium, 30KJ. 290,000 KRW.
  • Sofwave, 100 shots. 800,000 KRW.
  • XERF, 300 shots. 990,000 KRW.
  • Ultherapy Prime, 300 shots. 990,000 KRW.


Some treatments are not on the fixed list and are quoted after an in-person consultation, including Thermage FLX, fillers, thread lifts, Juvelook, Sculptra and collagen boosters. The amount of product or the treatment plan varies too much between patients for a fixed price.


Tips for getting value without cutting corners

  • Start with your main concern. One well-chosen treatment often makes more sense than several small ones.
  • Remember VAT. Add 10% to the listed prices when budgeting.
  • Check first-visit conditions. First-visit prices apply once per new patient per item.
  • Consider downtime. A low price is not helpful if redness or swelling clashes with your plans.
  • Let the doctor decide suitability. Not every treatment suits every skin type, and some combinations need spacing.


As an example of how a budget can come together, a visitor with around 100,000 KRW might discuss a gentle facial plus a hydration booster, or a jaw Botox session alongside laser toning. Someone focused on firmness might put most of their budget into a single lifting device instead of several smaller treatments. These are only starting points for conversation. The doctor may suggest something different once they have examined your skin, and some combinations are better spaced over separate days or trips.


Low prices should never mean skipping a medical assessment. At Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon, a doctor confirms the plan at consultation before you pay on the day. Results vary, and common side effects such as redness, swelling or bruising can occur depending on the treatment.


Frequently asked questions

Are these prices per area or per session?

Each listed price refers to the item as described, for example one area of wrinkle Botox or one session of laser hair removal. Multiple areas are priced separately.


Do the prices include VAT?

No. All listed prices are VAT excluded, and 10% VAT is added at payment.


Can I combine several budget treatments in one visit?

Often, yes, but the doctor will check whether a combination is suitable for your skin and in what order.


How do I pay?

Payment is made at the clinic on the day of treatment, after the consultation confirms your plan.


Have a budget in mind? Book a consultation or message us on WhatsApp with what you would like to spend, and we will reply with prices in KRW.

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