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Korean Botox in Busan Seomyeon
Quick answer: Korean Botox is a botulinum toxin injection made with a Korean-manufactured toxin product, used to relax specific muscles to soften dynamic wrinkles or slim enlarged muscles. At Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon it is offered for wrinkle areas, the jaw and selected body areas after a physician-supervised consultation. First-visit prices start at ₩3,000 for one wrinkle area, ₩9,900 for jaw Botox 50u and ₩29,000 for body Botox 100u (VAT excluded).
₩3,000 1 wrinkle area · first visit · VAT excl.
⏱ Typically 10–20 minutes
☁ Usually no downtime
♡ Wrinkles ~3–4 months
✦ Korean-made toxin
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Product | Korean-manufactured botulinum toxin type A |
| Treatment time | Typically 10–20 minutes, plus consultation |
| Comfort | Fine-needle injections; brief pinching sensation |
| Downtime | Usually none; small bumps or redness may settle within hours |
| Onset | Typically 3–7 days for wrinkles; 2–4 weeks for muscle slimming |
| Longevity | Often around 3–4 months for wrinkles, longer for jaw/body areas; varies |
| First-visit price | Wrinkle 1 area ₩3,000 · Jaw 50u ₩9,900 · Body 100u ₩29,000 (VAT excl.) |
What is Korean Botox?
"Botox" is commonly used as a general name for botulinum toxin type A injections. Several toxin products are manufactured in Korea and approved for cosmetic use by Korean regulators. Like other toxins, they work by temporarily blocking the nerve signal that tells a muscle to contract. The muscle relaxes, which can soften expression lines or, over several weeks, reduce the bulk of an overworked muscle.
Who is it suited to?
Korean toxin treatments are commonly chosen by adults who want to soften lines from frowning, raising the brows or smiling (see wrinkle Botox ), slim a square jaw (see jaw Botox ), or contour areas such as the calves or shoulders (see body Botox ). Toxin is generally not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or for people with certain neuromuscular conditions; your physician reviews your medical history first.
How treatment works at Daybeau Seomyeon
- Consultation and assessment of your muscle movement and goals under physician supervision.
- The area is cleansed and injection points are marked.
- Small amounts of toxin are placed with a fine needle.
- You can usually return to normal activities straight away.
Korean toxin vs. imported toxin
Korean and imported toxins share the same active ingredient type and a similar mechanism. Differences between products relate to formulation, unit dosing and price. The suitable product and dose are confirmed at consultation. For finer skin-level effects you can also compare skin Botox and micro Botox , or return to the Botox hub .
Aftercare
For the first day, avoid rubbing or massaging the treated area, lying flat for a few hours, saunas and intense exercise. Mild redness or tiny bumps typically fade quickly. Contact the clinic if you notice anything unusual.
Korean Botox FAQ
Is Korean Botox the same as Botox?
"Botox" is a brand name often used for all botulinum toxin type A injections. Korean toxins contain the same type of active ingredient and work in a similar way by temporarily relaxing targeted muscles. Products differ in formulation and unit dosing, which is why the dose is planned individually at consultation.
How much is Korean Botox at Daybeau Seomyeon?
First-visit prices for Korean toxin are ₩3,000 for one wrinkle area (forehead, glabella, nose bridge or eye area), ₩9,900 for jaw Botox 50 units and ₩29,000 for body Botox 100 units in one area (calves, thighs, trapezius or arms). All prices exclude VAT and are paid at the clinic.
How long does Korean Botox last?
Results typically appear within a few days for wrinkles and over 2–4 weeks for muscle slimming. Wrinkle results often last around 3–4 months, while jaw and body treatments may last longer. Duration varies with dose, muscle strength and metabolism.
Can foreigners get Korean Botox in Busan without speaking Korean?
Yes. Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon, near Seomyeon Station in Busan, offers consultations in Korean, English and Japanese. Every treatment starts with a consultation and assessment under physician supervision.