Seomyeon Skin Clinic Guide: Popular Treatments and Prices for Tourists

October 25, 2026
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Why Seomyeon works for a clinic visit

Seomyeon is Busan's central commercial district, built around Seomyeon Station, where Busan Metro Lines 1 and 2 meet. It is full of shops, cafes, underground shopping arcades and restaurants, and it is a practical base for tourists: easy to reach from Busan Station, Haeundae and many hotels, and lively in the evenings.


It also has a high concentration of skin and aesthetic clinics. For tourists, that means you can fit a consultation and treatment between shopping and sightseeing without a long journey. This guide covers popular treatment categories and listed prices at one clinic in the area, Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon.


Getting to Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon

  • Address. Ion City Building 15F (Room 1501), 74 Seomyeon-ro, Busanjin-gu, Busan.
  • Access. A short walk from Seomyeon Station.
  • Hours. Monday to Friday 10:00 to 20:00, Saturday 10:00 to 16:00.
  • Languages. Consultations in English, Japanese and Korean.
  • Booking. WhatsApp, KakaoTalk, Naver Booking or phone +82 51-925-7890.


The clinic is physician-led, with Dr. Lee Da-in as medical director. Read more on our foreigner-friendly clinic page.


Because the clinic is inside a building close to the station, it is easy to combine an appointment with time in the surrounding streets. Many tourists book a consultation in the morning or early afternoon, then spend the rest of the day shopping or eating nearby. Weekday evening hours until 20:00 can also suit visitors who spend the daytime sightseeing in Haeundae, Gwangalli or Nampo and return to Seomyeon later.


Which treatments tourists usually ask about

Most visitors arrive with one of a few goals in mind, and it can help to think about yours before you message the clinic:


  • Refreshing tired skin. Often a facial combined with a skin booster.
  • Softening lines or slimming the jaw. Usually a toxin treatment, which takes only minutes.
  • Evening out tone. Laser toning, sometimes as part of a longer plan.
  • Firming and contour. A lifting device, chosen according to the concern and budget.
  • Hair removal. Laser sessions for small or larger areas, often repeated on later trips.


Sharing your goal in advance helps the clinic plan the right amount of time for your visit.


Popular treatments and listed prices

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.


Botox and contouring

  • Wrinkle Botox, Korean toxin, 1 area. 3,000 KRW.
  • Jaw Botox, 50 units. 9,900 KRW.
  • Body Botox, 100 units, Korean toxin, 1 area. 29,000 KRW.
  • ZERO steroid-free fat-dissolving injection, 3cc. 15,000 KRW.


Skin boosters

  • Water Glow, 2cc. 39,000 KRW.
  • Exosome, 2.5cc. 49,000 KRW.
  • Rejuran, 2cc. 139,000 KRW.


Facials and laser

  • Aquapeel steps 1 and 2. 9,900 KRW.
  • LDM regeneration mode, 6 minutes. 19,000 KRW.
  • U-Pulse Fraxel. 25,000 KRW.
  • Pico Light Black Toning. 29,000 KRW.
  • Capri laser, steps 1 to 3. 89,000 KRW.
  • Potenza full face. 99,000 KRW, tip charged separately.


Lifting

  • InMode FX full face. 45,000 KRW.
  • Shurink Universe, 300 shots. 55,000 KRW.
  • ONDA, 20,000J. 89,000 KRW.
  • Titanium, 30KJ. 290,000 KRW.
  • Ultherapy Prime, 300 shots. 990,000 KRW.


Thermage FLX, fillers, thread lifts, Juvelook, Sculptra and collagen boosters are quoted after an in-person consultation. Laser hair removal prices by area are also listed. See the full price list.


How a visit works

  1. Message ahead. Share your travel dates and what you are interested in.
  2. Consultation. A doctor examines your skin and confirms whether treatments are suitable.
  3. Treatment. Many treatments can be done on the same day as the consultation.
  4. Payment. Made at the clinic on the day, after the plan is confirmed.
  5. Aftercare. You receive instructions and can message with questions.


Tips for tourists

  • Plan downtime. Boosters and some lasers may leave redness, bumps or bruising for a day or more. Schedule them early in your trip.
  • Protect your skin. Use sunscreen after laser and toning treatments, especially at the beach.
  • Bring your history. List medications, allergies and recent procedures.
  • Budget for VAT. Add 10% to listed prices.


Results vary and suitability is decided by the doctor at consultation. If you are pregnant or have medical conditions, discuss them before treatment.


Frequently asked questions

Can I walk in without booking?

Booking ahead is recommended so the consultation and treatment can be scheduled together, especially on Saturdays.


Can I do several treatments in one visit?

Often yes. The doctor will advise which combinations are suitable and in what order.


Are prices shown in KRW?

Yes. Prices are listed and quoted in Korean won, VAT excluded.


Visiting Seomyeon soon? Book a consultation or message us on WhatsApp with your travel dates.

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