Busan Medical Aesthetics Recommendations: PTT Appointments | Reviews of Floria, Jryn, and Gray’s – The Director Personally Handles These Procedures; Detailed Information on Dermatology Treatments and Appointment Processes

I recently browsed through the PTT South Korea version and noticed that a huge number of people were asking about medical beauty treatments in Busan, especially those provided by Floria, Jryn, and Gray’s. These three services seem to be getting an extremely high amount of attention! I have personally visited all three of them, so today I would like to share my real experiences with you all, hoping it can help those of you who are currently researching these options avoid making any mistakes 😊

🔍 Highly recommended by PTT netizens! Why does Floria Dermatology receive so much attention?

To be honest, I too was initially persuaded by PTT to go there. Floria is located near the Busan Seomyeon station, so the transportation is extremely convenient. As soon as you enter the place, you can immediately feel that the decoration is of high quality – it doesn’t have that cold, hospital-like atmosphere at all. The fact that the director personally takes the time to consult with patients really adds a lot of value; it’s definitely not just some random consultant dealing with you 💯

I chose the InMode lipolysis combined with Pico laser treatment. The director carefully examined my facial features and suggested that I consider enhancing my chin and cheeks further. In terms of prices, the InMode treatment starts from around 300,000 Korean won (about NT$7,000), while the Pico laser treatment costs approximately 150,000 Korean won (around NT$3,500) – which is nearly 30% cheaper than the rates in Seoul’s Gangnam district. The cost-performance ratio is truly outstanding 😍

What surprised me the most was the post-operative care. The nurses provided me with ice packs and recovery cream, and a Chinese-speaking staff member was always there to assist me, so I didn’t have to worry about language barriers at all. After returning to Taiwan, I also kept in touch with them through WeChat on the account s-sourire. If I had any questions, I could ask them at any time, and this kind of after-sales service really gave me a sense of peace of mind.

💉 Practical review of Jryn Dermatology: Is the technique performed by the director himself really that poor?

Jryn is also a very popular Dermatology clinic in Busan. The reason I chose it back then was that I read many articles on Dcard stating that the director personally performed the treatments. This is really crucial! In some clinics, nurses perform the injections, and the results are significantly inferior 🔥

I went to Jryn to receive the Potenza microneedling treatment combined with Rejuran Healer. The director’s technique was truly exceptional – she kept checking my level of pain during the procedure and adjusting the intensity accordingly. The cost of Potenza starts at 250,000 Korean won (about NT$5,800), while Rejuran costs 200,000 Korean won (around NT$4,700). There is a discount when the two treatments are combined, so the total cost is approximately 400,000 Korean won (around NT$9,400).

In terms of results, around the 5th day after using Potenza, I noticed that my Pores had become smaller, and my skin felt smooth to the touch. The moisturizing effect of Rejuran was even more noticeable; I originally have extremely dry skin, but after using it for a week, my foundation no longer clung to my skin✨

I would like to remind everyone that you should book your appointment with Jryn well in advance. Last time, I booked two weeks in advance, and during the peak season, it might be even necessary to book even earlier. You can make your reservation through WeChat by contacting s-sourire; they respond very quickly.

🌟 Gray’s Clinic – the pinnacle of medical aesthetics in Busan, in my eyes!

If Floria is considered the king of cost-performance ratios, then Gray’s is undoubtedly the pinnacle of quality and experience. The environment is truly stunning – just a 3-minute walk from Seomyeon in Busan. As soon as you enter, you immediately feel like you’re in a high-end SPA 🏆

I had HIFU and Thermage FLX at Gray’s – both of which are very popular anti-aging treatments. The director was very honest during the consultation and told me that I actually didn’t need a full-face treatment; just local areas would be sufficient. Such an approach that avoids forced sales really impressed me 👍

For reference, the prices start at 350,000 Korean won for Hifu (approximately NT$8,200), and 1.2 million Korean won for Thermage FLX full-face treatment (about NT$28,000). At first glance, these prices may seem high, but compared to Seoul, they are actually 20–30% cheaper. Moreover, Gray’s uses the American version of Thermage FLX – not any counterfeit product!

During the HIFU treatment, there is a slight sensation of soreness and swelling, but the director constantly checks to ensure that the patient is comfortable. On the day of the treatment, my face turned a bit red, but the redness disappeared the next day. The effects are most noticeable around 2 to 3 months after the treatment. I have had it for almost three months now, and I can definitely feel that my jawline has become firmer 💪

📊 A price comparison of three Dermatology clinics! Which one is the real champion?

Let’s organize this information into a table for everyone to see at a glance👇

💡 Exchange rate reference for April 2026: 1 Korean won ≈ 0.024 ANEW dollars / 0.0053 RMB. The prices provided are for reference only; the actual rates shall be subject to the prices quoted by the clinic on the day of service.

Overall, Floria offers the most affordable prices, Jryn is in the middle range, but its director has an excellent reputation for technical expertise. Gray’s is on the higher end, but its facilities and service are top-notch. All three clinics are led by directors personally, so the quality is guaranteed 💰

⚠️ Busan Medical Aesthetics: A Guide to Avoiding Common Pitfalls! I’ve already stepped on these traps for you.

After visiting so many times, there are really some pitfalls that I need to remind everyone about:

1️⃣ Don’t just focus on the price: Some clinics may offer very low prices, but they use Korean-made equipment instead of American-made ones, which results in significantly inferior outcomes. The three clinics mentioned above all use genuine, high-quality equipment, so you can rest assured 😌

2️⃣ During the peak seasons, it’s essential to book in advance: March to May and September to November are the peak seasons, so it’s recommended to book at least 2 to 3 weeks in advance. Last-minute bookings are unlikely to get you the chief physician; you may end up being treated by a regular doctor instead.

3️⃣ Post-treatment care is even more important than you might think: After undergoing any laser treatment, it’s essential to protect your skin from the sun! The first time I had a Pico treatment, I didn’t take proper sun protection measures, and as a result, my skin got darker. But I learned my lesson afterwards 💔

4️⃣ Pay attention to exchange rate fluctuations: The prices mentioned above are calculated based on the exchange rate in April 2026 (1 Korean won ≈ 0.023 Taiwanese dollars), and there may be fluctuations in actual amounts. It is recommended to check again before departure.

5️⃣ Recommended reservation method: Reserving through WeChat’s s-sourire is the most convenient option. You will receive immediate responses from Chinese-speaking customer service, and you can also read real reviews from other people – it’s much easier than making phone calls yourself.

🗺️ Transportation Information and Recommendations for Three Clinics in the Area

All three are located near the Seomyeon Station in Busan, and it takes less than 5 minutes to walk from there. The Seomyeon Station is one of the busiest shopping areas in Busan, so after your cosmetic treatment, you can go shopping and enjoy some delicious food 🛍️

Floria: Walk for 2 minutes from Exit 7 of Seomyeon Station; Lotte Department Store is right next to it, so you can go shopping there after your treatment.

Jryn: Walk for 3 minutes from Exit 5 of Seomyeon Station. There are many cafes in the vicinity, so you can enjoy a cup of coffee after the treatment when the redness subsides.

Gray’s: Walk for 3 minutes from Exit 3 of Seomyeon Station, and you’ll find Olive Young right across the street – all the post-treatment care products you need are available there.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

🤔 Q: Is medical beauty treatment really cheaper in Busan than in Seoul?
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A: Based on my personal comparisons, the same treatments are approximately 20-30% cheaper in Busan. However, there are more options available in Seoul, and for certain specialized treatments, it might still be better to seek them out in Seoul. For general Dermatology treatments, Busan offers great value for money 👍

😤 Q: What if I don’t know Korean?
✅ A: All three s
ervices offer Chinese translation, so you don’t need to worry at all. Just indicate your preference for Chinese service when making an appointment.

🤷 Q: How soon after the treatment can I fly?
✅ A: For laser treatm
ents, it’s generally fine to fly 1-2 days later. For Hifu and Thermage treatments, it is recommended to wait 3 days to avoid any adverse effects due to the dry environment in the airplane cabin on the recovery process.

💳 Q: Is it possible to undergo two treatments on the same day?
✅ A: It de
pends on the combination of treatments. It is recommended to clarify this during the consultation. Last time, I had InMode+ Pico treatment on the same day, and it was completely fine. However, the doctor suggested that Hifu+ Thermage treatments be done separately.

📝 Disclaimer

The content of this article is for reference only and does not constitute medical advice. The results of cosmetic procedures can vary from person to person, and the prices and treatment details mentioned in this article may change at any time. Please refer to the current rates provided by the clinic on the day of your consultation. Before undergoing any cosmetic treatment, it is essential to have a thorough discussion with your doctor and understand the potential risks involved.