Anyone who opens Wonjin’s price list for the first time probably experiences this feeling: there are dozens of different treatment options listed in detail, with prices in Korean won fluctuating constantly. After reading it, all you know is that “it doesn’t seem cheap,” but you’re not sure exactly how much to prepare or where it’s most worth spending money on.
If you’re currently looking up “Wonjin prices,” here’s a straightforward answer to save you time: Wonjin is considered a mid-to-high-end medical aesthetics clinic in South Korea, though it’s not among the most expensive. Basic filler treatments start around 100,000 Korean won, Thermage treatments cost approximately 910,000 Korean won, and one session of Rejuran PN 2CC is priced at 260,000 Korean won. For first-time visitors to South Korea, most people budget between NT$20,000 and NT$60,000 (roughly 900,000 to 2,700,000 Korean won), which is enough to cover a key anti-aging treatment along with basic rejuvenation procedures.
💡 This isn’t just a price list — it’s designed to help you answer two key questions: where does Wonjin’s pricing fall within the market, and how should you allocate your budget to get the best value. Prices may vary depending on exchange rates and availability, and the final amount due will be based on the quote displayed in the Chinese interface at the time of booking.
What’s the price range for Wonjin in South Korea?
Let’s first help you pinpoint it, and then the numbers will make more sense:
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清潭洞個人院長制診所（高價位）Wonjin isn’t the cheapest option in South Korea, but it’s certainly not at the ultra-luxury level of places like Cheongdam-dong. Its price point reflects a combination of standardized procedures offered by large-scale clinics, a team of multiple doctors, services in Chinese, and well-equipped facilities.
Who is the ideal candidate for Wonjin?
- This is my first time in Seoulcheil, and I hope the process will be standardized with a Chinese-speaking guide.
- If you want to have multiple procedures done at once, you need a clinic equipped with comprehensive facilities.
- Looking for a mid-to-high-end budget, but don’t want to pay the premium for a private director system
Who should consider cheaper options?
- Only basic hydrating treatments and micro-bubble therapies are offered: Streamlined Dermatology clinics can be 30–50% cheaper.
- With a very tight budget and just one treatment: You might want to consider other mid-range clinics.
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2026 Price List for Wonjin Dermatology in South Korea (Sorted by Treatment Type)
The prices listed below are taken from Wonjin’s latest price list released in July 2026. All amounts include VAT and are listed in South Korean won:
Anti-aging & Firming Products
| Project | Quantity/Specifications | Price (KRW) |
|---|---|---|
| Oligio | 300 posts | 550,000 |
| Oligio | 600 posts | 910,000 |
| Oligio | 900 posts | 1,210,000 |
| Shuriko (Korean version of Ultherapy) | 100 shots | 85,000 |
| Oligio High-Frequency Wave Therapy | 300 posts | 490,000 |
| Oligio High-Frequency Therapy | 600 posts | 910,000 |
| Dr. Shuangni Reverse Ultrasound | 100 shots | 85,000 |
| INMODE | 1 Area | 85,000 |
| Potenza – the Gold Micro-Needling Treatment | – | 260,000 |
Regeneration injections / hydrating treatments
| Project | Specifications | Price (KRW) |
|---|---|---|
| Rejuran PN | 2CC | 260,000 |
| Rejuran HB | 1CC | 260,000 |
| Rejuran for the eyes | 1CC | 180,000 |
| Juvelook Collagen Glow Serum | 2CC | 220,000 |
| Juvelook Collagen Filling | 4CC | 400,000 |
| Re20 Collagen Glow Serum | 5CC | 770,000 |
| QT CELL Anti-Aging Glow Serum | – | 190,000 |
| Haizhu Basic Glow Serum | 2CC | 130,000 |
| Asce+ Exosomes | 5CC | 520,000 |
| Sculpture Essence | 10CC | 900,000 |
Botox / Filler
| Project | Specifications | Price (KRW) |
|---|---|---|
| Botox in the U.S. | Masseter 50U | 220,000 |
| Masseter/Botox for Wrinkles Package | American Botox | 420,000 |
| Filler (Juvederm/Restylane) | 1CC | 350,000–400,000 |
| Baorouti Filler | 1CC | 330,000–370,000 |
| Radiesse | 1 bottle (for face) | 880,000 |
Pico / Skin Brightening
| Project | Specifications | Price (KRW) |
|---|---|---|
| Whitening injections/Vitamin injections | – | 77,000–130,000 |
| ONDA Body | 100KJ | 1,210,000 |
⚠️ The prices listed above are based on the official price list released in July 2026. The actual cost may vary depending on the selected doctor, package combination, and platform discounts. Booking through s-sourire allows you to take advantage of exclusive internal offers, while using the BeautsGO platform comes with its own benefits. Please check the latest quotes when making a reservation.
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What can I do at Wonjin within my budget?
Simply compare it with your budget to see how you can allocate it.
💰 NT$10,000~20,000 (approximately 450,000~900,000 KRW)
Suitable for: basic repair, single treatment
- Rejuran PN 2CC × 1 session + Basic Glow Injection
- Or: Pico + microbubbles
- Or: Botox for Masseter + Basic Hyaluronic Acid Treatment
💰 NT$20,000~40,000 (approximately 900,000~1,800,000 KRW)
Suitable for: a single flagship anti-aging treatment
- Oligio 300 Shots Version
- Or: Ultherapy 100 shots × 2 sessions
- Or: Rejuran PN 2CC × 3 times (the package deal offers better value)
💰 NT$40,000~60,000 (approximately 1.8~2.7 million KRW)
Suitable for: anti-aging + repair combo (the preferred range for most Taiwanese clients)
- Thermage 600 shots + Rejuran PN 2CC
- Or: Ultherapy 100 sessions + Thermage 300 sessions + Hyaluronic Acid Treatment
- Or: 1CC Filler injection + Botox + Rejuran
💰 NT$60,000~100,000 (approximately 2.7~4.5 million KRW)
Suitable for: Comprehensive anti-aging package
- Thermage 600 shots + Ultherapy + Rejuran 4CC + Botox
- Wonjin’s official VIP International Package 1 (4.5 million KRW) falls within this price range.
💰 Over NT$100,000 (over 4.5 million KRW)
Suitable for: VIP ALL IN ONE
- The Wonjin VIP International package (6.2 million KRW) includes 400 sessions of Ulthera, 600 sessions of Thermage FLX, 4CC of Rejuran, full-face tightening injections, 3 sessions of skin care treatments, and whitening infusions.
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Which treatments offer the best return on investment for different budgets?
It’s not the case that the more expensive it is, the better—it depends on how long and how noticeable the results are for each dollar spent.
| Budget priorities | Project | Why |
|---|---|---|
| ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Thermage 600 handpiece | The “anchor point” for anti-aging effects lasts 1–2 years at a time, making it the most cost-effective option when the cost per treatment is considered. |
| ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Rejuran PN | The cornerstone of regeneration and repair – 3 sessions cost much less than a single session |
| ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Ultherapy/Sculptra | It complements Thermage effectively; combining the two treatments yields even better results if you have enough budget—1+1>2. |
| ⭐⭐⭐ | Filler injection | Local contour refinement works wonders, but it’s only worth it if you choose a qualified doctor. |
| ⭐⭐⭐ | Botox | The price per treatment isn’t high, but the results last 4 to 6 months, requiring repeated treatments. |
| ⭐⭐ | Basic Glow Serum | It can be skipped if your budget is tight, as Rejuran already provides hydration benefits. |
| ⭐⭐ | Potenza / INMODE | Recommended only for specific concerns such as Pores and Double Chin. |
💡 A practical tip: When your budget is limited, allocate 70% of it to “anchor treatments” like Thermage or Ultherapy, and use the remaining 30% for Rejuran or hyaluronic acid injections for rejuvenation. This approach yields far better results than spreading the budget evenly across five minor treatments.
Which budgets are most prone to unnecessary spending?
The focus here isn’t on “what procedures are right for you,” but rather identifying within Wonjin’s pricing structure where it’s easiest to overspend or end up with a package that offers poor value for money.
① On my first trip to Korea, I went all in and got the full package right away.
Many people think, “Since I’m already there, I might as well get everything done at once,” only to end up doubling their budget. In reality, the most important thing during the first visit is to determine whether you’re satisfied with Wonjin’s treatment style and results. It’s better to start with a core treatment—such as Thermage or a Rejuran session—to test things out first; going in for additional treatments on a second visit is a more sensible approach.
② Going for dual-band coverage with only a NT$20,000 budget
A combination of Thermage and Ultherapy requires a budget of at least NT$50,000 to yield satisfactory results. If your total budget is only NT$20,000, splitting it into two treatments with lower energy levels will actually give inferior outcomes compared to focusing the budget on one full Thermage treatment with 600 shots.
③ Focusing only on the single-session price without considering the total cost for the entire treatment course
The cost for a single session of Rejuran PN is 260,000 Korean won, and with a 3-session package, the price drops to around 250,000 won per session. For Thermage, 300 shots cost 550,000 won per session, while a 3-session package comes to 1.15 million won. If you choose the per-session rate even when planning to have multiple treatments, you’re essentially paying an extra 10–12% unnecessarily.
④ Choosing a non-designated doctor to save time only results in unsatisfactory outcomes, forcing one to redo the procedure.
For basic treatments like hydrating therapies and Pico treatments, it’s completely fine not to assign a specific doctor. However, for filler-based procedures such as Filler injections and contouring, if you try to save on the fee associated with selecting a doctor or make it easier to schedule the appointment, and end up unsatisfied with the results and need to have it corrected, the cost of redoing it will be much higher than what it would have cost to choose a doctor from the start.
⑤ Last-minute bookings during peak seasons force you to accept inconvenient timing
During holidays such as winter and summer breaks, National Day, and Golden Week, popular doctors’ schedules are fully booked. Some people, in order to keep their existing flight tickets, have no choice but to opt for doctors who aren’t their preferred choice or schedule times that aren’t ideal, resulting in less satisfactory outcomes. This is also a form of hidden waste.
Received a quote – what are the five things to check?
Many people receive the quote from the Chinese agency and decide to go ahead just by looking at the total price. In fact, there are several details on the quote that directly affect how much you’ll end up paying:
① Does the price include anesthesia?
For treatments like Thermage and Ultherapy, anesthesia options include topical anesthetic creams, cold spray, and general anesthesia. The cost varies depending on the method used. Some quotes include basic anesthesia, while others do not. Make sure to clarify this in advance to avoid unexpected additional charges upon arrival at the clinic.
② Are post-procedure medications and repair masks included?
Some quotes only cover the procedure cost; post-procedure repair masks, anti-inflammatory medications, and sunscreen need to be purchased separately. Make sure to clarify whether it’s a “all-inclusive price” or just the procedure cost alone—there can be a difference of 50,000 to 100,000 KRW between the two.
③ Has the tax been included?
Starting in 2026, tax refunds will no longer be available for cosmetic procedures. However, some figures on the quotes are labeled as “tax-exclusive” while others are marked as “tax-inclusive.” Wonjin’s official price list states that “prices include additional taxes,” but it’s recommended to double-check the quotes provided by the platform or sales representatives.
④ How much more expensive is it to buy the items separately after unpacking the package?
If you originally planned to go with a package deal but want to split it up due to time constraints or budget limitations, check what the total cost would be for each item separately. Sometimes buying items individually after splitting a package can be 15–20% more expensive, so you need to decide whether it’s better to stretch your budget to stick with the package or adjust the combination of services.
⑤ Can platform discounts and internal discounts be combined?
The internal discounts offered by CDU and those available on the BeautsGO platform are usually applied based on the most favorable one, and cannot be combined. However, sometimes the platform provides additional benefits such as points or cash coupons, which can be used alongside the internal discounts. When making a reservation, simply ask, “What other discounts can I get with this quote?”
💡 After receiving the quote, take a screenshot and save it to compare it when you go to the clinic to pay. Although Wonjin rarely adds extra charges arbitrarily, it’s always good to double-check and feel confident.
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Going to Wonjin for the first time – how should I set my budget?
This is the core of this article. I’ll break it down for you into two aspects: “Treatment budget” and “Total budget”.
Budget Pyramid (70% allocated to treatment costs)
總預算 100%
│
├── 70% 核心項目（熱瑪吉/超音刀）
│ ← 決定效果上限
│
├── 20% 修復項目（麗珠蘭/水光）
│ ← 決定恢復品質
│
└── 10% 加分項目（肉毒/基礎管理）
← 決定細節完美度Example: Total budget NT$40,000
- Core: Thermage 300 shots (around NT$12,000) → 60% off
- Repair: Rejuran PN 2CC × 2 sessions (approximately NT$13,000) → 30% off
- Bonus: Botox for Masseter (around NT$5,000) → 10% off
Total budget (treatment + ancillary services, 100%)
| Project | Proportion | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Treatment cost | 70% | Budget for the above treatment plan |
| Flights | 15% | During off-peak seasons, round-trip fares from Taipei to Seoul are around NT$8,000~15,000. |
| Accommodation | 10% | 2 nights near Gangnam Station, around NT$6,000~10,000 |
| Transportation/Dining/Other Expenses | 5% | Taxis, meals, souvenirs, etc. |
So if you’re planning to undergo an NT30,000 treatment at Wonjin, it’s advisable to set a total budget of around NT45,000 to NT50,000 for greater comfort.
Which prices are most likely to cause misunderstandings?
① The price of “Thermage 600 at 910,000” includes tax, but anesthesia may not be included.
Wonjin’s official price list states that “prices include VAT,” but the anesthesia method may affect the final cost. Make sure to ask clearly what’s included in the quote when scheduling an appointment.
② “Rejuran 260,000” refers to the price for 2CC, not for the whole face.
A full face treatment usually requires 2–4 CCs; depending on your needs and the doctor’s assessment, the cost will increase accordingly.
③ Starting in 2026, medical aesthetics treatments “will no longer qualify for tax refunds”
The South Korea government has decided to abolish the special VAT refund policy for foreign tourists undergoing cosmetic procedures starting from January 1, 2026. In the past, 10% VAT could be refunded on such expenses, but now when visiting Wonjin for cosmetic treatments, the amount shown at checkout is the final price—with no refunds available.
④ Designating a doctor may affect the price.
The fee for selecting a specific popular doctor will be reflected in the final quote. You can save this cost by not assigning a doctor to the basic procedures.
⑤ Card payment vs. Cash payment
Wonjin accepts international credit cards. While tax refunds are no longer available for medical beauty treatments themselves, refunds are still possible for regular purchases (such as at Olive Young), so it’s important not to confuse the two.
The price questions people actually ask
Q: How do Wonjin’s prices compare to those in Taiwan?
A: Taking Thermage as an example, the cost for a single treatment in Taiwan ranges from NT30,000 to NT50,000. At Wonjin, 600 shots come with tax at around NT20,000 or so. Even when including flight and accommodation costs, most services are still 30–50% cheaper than those in Taiwan. However, after the cancellation of tax refunds for medical beauty treatments in 2026, this price gap has narrowed by about 10% compared to 2025.
Q: Will you give a quote before making a reservation?
A: Yes. When sending photos through s-sourire for pre-op consultation, the Chinese interface will provide a detailed quote based on your requirements, including the services, quantity, specifications, and total price. The appointment is only finalized after confirmation.
Q: Does the price vary depending on the doctor?
A: Yes. Designating a popular doctor usually incurs an additional fee, which is reflected in the final quote. You can save this cost by not assigning a doctor to the basic procedures. The specific amount will be mentioned during the booking consultation.
Q: Why is there a difference between the price list and the actual quote?
A: The price list shows the standard public prices, but the actual quote will be adjusted based on package discounts, platform incentives, and internal offers. The quote is what ultimately determines the final payment amount.
Q: Can platform discounts and internal discounts be combined?
A: Usually, it’s applied on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be combined with other offers. However, points or vouchers from the BeautsGO platform can sometimes be used together—just ask at the counter when making your reservation.
Q: How much should a guy budget for cosmetic procedures at Wonjin?
A: For men, the common treatments include Thermage for anti-aging, Botox for face slimming, and spot removal. A complete anti-aging package for men—comprising 300 shots of Thermage, Botox for the Masseter, plus basic hyaluronic acid injections—typically costs around NT$25,000 to NT$35,000.
Budget Planning Checklist
Before heading out
☐ Confirm total budget (treatment + flight + accommodation + miscellaneous expenses)
☐ Select 1 core treatment (Thermage/HIFU/Rejuran therapy)
☐ Obtain a written quote through s-sourire or BeautsGO
☐ Confirm the items included in the quote (anesthesia, post-operative care, taxes)
☐ Check the exchange rate for the week of departure and leave a 5% buffer.
☐ Confirm the foreign currency transaction fee rate for credit cards
☐ ANEW medical aesthetics expenses “no longer” included in tax refunds (2026 policy update)
At checkout
☐ Confirm that the final price matches the quote.
☐ Confirm the amount and currency before swiping the card
☐ Request a formal receipt (Korean-English version)
☐ Keep the receipt for reference (for medical records)
What path is right for you next?
- ✔ Want exclusive insider discounts and someone to help you plan your budget? 👉 Add WeChat at s-sourire and mention “Wonjin price consultation”.
- ✔ Want to compare prices on your own and check out platform packages? 👉 Search for the “BeautsGO” mini-program on WeChat, then look up “Wonjin” to see the latest package deals.
- ✔ The budget has been confirmed. Want to know how to make a reservation smoothly? 👉 How to book an appointment at Wonjin Dermatology in South Korea｜Don’t know Korean? Get a complete guide to booking in Chinese and the whole process when visiting the clinic
- ✔ Want to treat this as a failure case and figure out whether Wonjin is worth the price? 👉 Reviews of Wonjin Dermatology in Seoul | Is it worth visiting in 2026? After reviewing hundreds of publicly shared opinions, I found that what people really care about isn’t the results.
⚠️ Quick reminder: The prices mentioned in this article are based on Wonjin’s official price list released in July 2026. Actual fees may vary depending on the attending physician, package selection, platform discounts, and exchange rate fluctuations. Please refer to the latest quotes on the s-sourire Chinese website or the BeautsGO platform when making a reservation.
Starting in 2026, South Korea has eliminated VAT refunds for cosmetic procedures, so please use the price including tax as the final reference for budgeting. Plan your treatment sessions after thorough consultation with a doctor—this article is intended solely as a reference for budgeting decisions and does not constitute medical advice. All content on this site adheres to the principle of helping people avoid common pitfalls in cosmetic treatments; for more details, see our About page.
