A tech-savvy, renowned doctor! Recommended by Dr. Hee-ryt from the Skin Clinic in Korea, Director Song Seung-hyun’s Lijuland skincare system is incredibly precise in its effects.

Korean Medical Beauty _ Seoul Gangnam _ Lijulan

Finally, I went to Hi-Rite Dermatology last month, and this article is a detailed account of my experience there. It’s neither an official press release nor a sponsored post; it’s just the honest opinion of an ordinary Taiwanese girl. If you’re considering getting Dermafiller treatments at Hi-Rite in Seoul’s Gangnam district, this article could save you at least three days of research time. Many people privately asked me about Hi-Rite, so I spent a week gathering information before making my decision. In short: it’s worth going to, but there are a few things you need to consider.

🔬 Complete review of Hi-Rite Dermatology: from the moment you enter until two weeks after the procedure

📍 Why did I choose Hi-Rite Dermatology in the end?

In Seoul’s Gangnam area, the density of cosmetic clinics ranks among the top three in Asia—there might be four or five clinics in the same building. I initially considered around 7 or 8 options, but I ultimately chose Hi-Rite for simple reasons: Director Song Seung-hyun has a clear track record, doesn’t handle patients in a rushed or mass-produced manner, and his fees are reasonable without any hidden costs.

Hi-Rite Dermatology has been operating in Seoul’s Gangnam district for 12 years. Director Song Seung-hyun comes from a university-affiliated hospital and has specialized in Dermafiller treatments for over 12 years. This level of expertise puts him in the top tier among Korean clinics—many clinic directors have changed their fields, while those who truly specialize and stay dedicated to their area are rare. I checked Director Song’s research publications on Naver, and indeed, he is not the type who merely holds a title without actually doing the work.

Another positive aspect is that the Chinese-speaking staff at Hi-Rite respond quickly. During my first consultation, I asked more than ten questions via WeChat, and they patiently answered each one without any pressure to make a decision immediately. This is especially important for international customers—language barriers can already be stressful enough, and if the staff keeps pushing sales, it can greatly diminish the overall experience.

🏥 Physical environment assessment: luxury vs. industrial atmosphere

My first impression of Hi-Rite Dermatology was “quietness”—not a desolate kind of quietness, but a calm, professional atmosphere. The waiting area can accommodate about 8–10 people, but on the afternoon I visited, there were only three clients. The front desk staff, who spoke basic Chinese, confirmed my appointment and understood my needs before offering me a glass of warm water.

The consultation room was well-equipped with a VISIA skin analysis machine, high-definition cameras, and a large screen for comparisons. Director Song Seung-hyun first performed the VISIA test and then explained my skin condition in detail, rather than asking me what treatment I wanted right away. This order is crucial because it shows that the doctor is focusing on your needs, not just what products they want to sell.

The cleanliness standards in the corridors and treatment rooms also reassured me: disposable sheets were used, the doctors washed and disinfected their hands before each procedure, and all equipment was opened in front of me. I paid special attention to the Dermafiller equipment—Director Song even showed me the brand label and purchase date, which many clinics don’t bother to do. In Korea, it’s common for clinics to use second-hand equipment, but this detail significantly affects the quality and safety of the treatments.

💬 In-person consultation experience: The suggestions given by the director were unexpected.

After reviewing my report, Director Song Seung-hyun’s first words were, “You don’t need to do so many things.”

“Your basic condition is good, so Lijulandan is a reasonable choice. But I don’t recommend doing multiple treatments at once—start with Lijulandan, come back in three weeks to see how it goes, and then decide what to do next.”

This statement completely increased my trust in Hi-Rite Dermatology. Other clinics I had consulted before almost always suggested additional treatments like “adding more hyaluronic acid” or “getting Botox for better results”—it was purely sales-oriented. Hi-Rite Dermatology did the exact opposite; Director Song Seung-hyun even helped me skip two treatments I had considered, saying, “You don’t need them now; you can think about them later if necessary.”

The final plan was to just do Lijulandan, which cost 250,000 Korean won (about NT$6,750 or HK$1,600). There were no hidden fees or additional sales pitches; the post-treatment care package and repair cream were all included in the price.

🛏️ Actual experience during the procedure: Was it painful? How long did it take?

The numbing agent took effect after 25 minutes, and I felt very little except for some slight sensation at the edges of my face. The procedure itself lasted about 30 minutes, and Director Song Seung-hyun was there the whole time, informing me before each area was treated, “This part will get a bit warm—just endure it for a moment.”

I would rate the pain at 3.5 out of 10—it was more of a burning sensation than a stinging pain. The doctor’s technique was very steady, with no sudden accelerations or decelerations. I asked to stop twice during the procedure, and Director Song Seung-hyun immediately stopped to wait until I was ready to continue. This level of consideration for the patient’s comfort really impressed me.

After the treatment, the nurse applied a soothing mask to my face. After about 15 minutes, we removed it, and I saw that my face was only slightly red, much milder than I expected. Before leaving, the Chinese-speaking director gave me a card with post-treatment instructions and her WeChat contact information, saying I could ask her any questions at any time.

📅 Post-treatment follow-up: A detailed record from day 1 to day 14.

  • Day 1: Slight redness, and the area felt slightly warm to the touch. The clinic provided a post-treatment care kit, advising me not to get the area wet, wear makeup, or use acidic skincare products for the first three days. One night, I accidentally pressed on my side face, causing a slight stinging sensation, but it wasn’t serious.
  • Day 3: The redness had completely disappeared, and my skin began to look smoother. The previously coarse hairs had noticeably become smaller, which surprised me—usually, it takes about a week to see such changes after other treatments.
  • Day 7: The results were most noticeable on this day. A colleague even asked if I had changed my foundation, but I hadn’t applied any makeup at all. My skin’s firmness and shine had improved significantly, especially the definition of my jawline, which was much clearer than before.
  • Day 14: The effects remained stable with no rebound. My Chinese department manager checked on my recovery via WeChat and advised me on the optimal interval between treatments. Overall, I think the price of 250,000 Korean won is well worth it for the results I got.
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💰 Analysis of the transparency of fees at Hirit Dermatology

Below are the actual prices I paid and the information I found. All these rates are from in-person consultations in Seoul’s Gangnam district and do not include any additional fees from agents or middlemen:

Treatment Fees Reference in Taiwanese dollars HKD reference
Lizhu Lan 250,000 Korean won TWD 6,750 HKD 1,600
Lizhu Lan 200,000 Korean won TWD 5,400 HKD 1,280
Thermage 2.2 million Korean won NTD 59,400 HKD 14,080
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📍 5th Floor, Namyeong Building, 458 Gang
nam-
daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 🚇 🕐 Monday/Wednesday/Friday 10:30 ~ 19:00
Tuesday/Thursday 10:30 ~ 20:00
Saturday 10:30 ~ 17:30
Lunch break 13:00 ~ 14:00
Sunday: 10:30 ~ 17:30
Closed on public holidays (Korean national holidays)

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💡 Money-saving tip: Clinics in Seoul’s Gangnam district usually don’t negotiate on prices, but you can ask about “follow-up discounts” or “package deals.” For example, Hirit Dermatology offers packages that include Lijulan treatments along with post-treatment care, which are about 10% cheaper than buying them separately. Also, exchange rates are important—recently, the Korean won has been favorable compared to the Taiwanese dollar and Hong Kong dollar, so it’s worth checking the current rates before you travel.

🔍 Quick reference: Other highly rated clinics in Seoul’s Gangnam district

When considering Lijulan treatments, it’s not necessary to limit your options to just one clinic. I also researched several other reputable clinics in Seoul’s Gangnam district and would like to highlight the key points here:

🏥 SecretClinic (Led by Director Song Seung-hyun)

Featured treatment: Lijuland, reference price 200,000 Korean won (approximately NT$5,400). Extremely low pain and gentle effects. Suitable for those with special needs regarding Lijuland; it is recommended to schedule a consultation before making a decision.

🏥 Alive Dermatology (Led by Dr. Kim Tae-hyun)

Featured treatment: Thermage, reference price 2.2 million Korean won (approximately NT$59,400). Personal consultations with the director. Suitable for those with specific requirements for Thermage; it is advised to book a consultation first.

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Free consultation · Traditional Chinese language service · Quick appointments

❓ Common questions about Sirite Dermatology

  • How far in advance should I make an appointment? Dr. Song Seung-hyun only has 3-5 overseas slots available each day, so it is recommended to book at least 2-3 weeks in advance. During peak seasons (March-May, September-November), you should book even earlier.
  • Can I leave on the same day? Yes. Lijuland is a minimally invasive procedure; you can leave 30 minutes after the treatment. However, it is advised not to fly the day after due to potential changes in air pressure that may affect recovery.
  • What do I need to bring? Passport (for registration), any previous medical records related to cosmetic procedures (if available), and post-treatment repair cream (provided by the clinic). Fasting is not required.
  • How long does the effect last? The effects of Lijuland usually last 6-12 months, depending on individual metabolism. Dr. Song Seung-hyun recommends a maintenance treatment every 8-10 months.
  • Are there any side effects? Mild redness and swelling may occur in the short term, but these usually subside within 1-3 days. Choosing an experienced doctor can minimize the risks.

📲 How to Make an Appointment

💬 Method 1: Quick Appointment via WeChat

Scan the QR code to add us on WeChat: s-sourire for a quick and time-saving appointment! Send “Xiruite Dermatology + Lijulan” to check available schedules and latest prices; we usually respond within 30 minutes.

WeChat reservation QR code: Korean Medical Beauty s-sourire

📱 Method 2: Appointment through the BeautsGO App

Available for iOS, Android, web version, and WeChat Mini Programs. You can view available times at Xiruite Dermatology, confirm appointments online, and compare prices and reviews with other clinics.

BeautsGO Korean Medical Beauty reservation process diagram
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