The facelift surgeries provided by SHE’S Plastic Surgery Clinic have always enjoyed a solid reputation within the Gangnam plastic surgery community. The surgical approach focuses on natural results, avoiding excessive tension in the skin, making it ideal for those who desire a subtle improvement in their appearance. Director Kim Kyeong-ho is particularly known for his meticulous incision design, which results in barely visible scars even three years after the procedure. This article provides the current official prices listed by SHE’S to help everyone make informed decisions.
🏥 Official reference prices for full-face facelift surgeries
According to the information confirmed from the relevant institutions, the official original price of SHE’S full-face facelift surgery (including neck SMAS fascia tightening) ranges from 8 million to 12 million Korean won, with the specific range depending on the following factors:
Surgical areas: The costs vary significantly depending on whether the procedure is performed only on the upper face (forehead + temples), the mid-face (cheeks + Nasolabial Fold Correction), or the lower face (including the neck).
Is fat transplantation necessary? Many facelift surgeries involve the use of autologous fat transplantation to fill in depressions. The cost of fat transplantation is additional and typically ranges from 1.5 million to 3 million Korean won.
Anesthesia method: The cost of general anesthesia is higher than that of local anesthesia, but facelift surgeries usually require general anesthesia to ensure safety and optimal results.
Hospitalization requirements: Some major surgeries require 1–2 nights of observation in the hospital, and the related expenses are already included in the surgical package.
👁️ The official original price of blepharoplasty
Blepharoplasty is another core service offered by SHE’S, and Director Jin possesses extensive experience in procedures designed to rejuvenate the eyes.
Internal incision blepharoplasty (no scars): The incision is made from the conjunctival side, so there are no scars after the procedure. This option is suitable for younger individuals with more elastic skin. The official price ranges from approximately 1.5 million to 2.5 million Korean won.
Extracorporeal blepharoplasty (+ skin removal): Suitable for cases where the skin around the eyes is already loose and needs to be removed together. The official price ranges from approximately 2 million to 3.5 million Korean won.
Tear trough correction (using autologous fat or Filler): Blepharoplasty is often combined with tear trough correction to address Dark circle treatment issues. The cost of Filler injection ranges from 800,000 to 1.5 million Korean won, while autologous fat transplantation costs approximately 1.5 million to 2.5 million Korean won.
📊 Why are the prices offered by SHE’S higher than those of regular Dermatology clinics?
Many people, upon seeing the prices of SHE’S, immediately think, “These are much more expensive than those offered by regular Dermatology clinics.” This price difference is mainly due to the following reasons:
I. Specialized institutions in plastic surgery: SHE’S is a plastic surgery clinic, not a Dermatology institution. Plastic surgery clinics specialize in performing surgical procedures, and their equipment, disinfection procedures, as well as the allocation of anesthesiologists all comply with surgical standards. Naturally, these costs are reflected in the pricing.
II. Director Kim Jung-ho’s clinical experience: With over fifteen years of experience in facial surgery, particularly in areas such as facelifts and contouring procedures—which are considered highly complex procedures—the technical expertise he possesses is directly reflected in the fees charged for his surgeries.
III. No hidden charges in a one-time payment. The quotes from SHE’S usually include the surgery fee, anesthesia fee, postoperative anti-inflammatory medications, hospitalization fees (if applicable), and follow-up consultation fees. No additional costs will be incurred after the surgery.
💳 Payment methods and installment options
SHE’S accepts both cash and major credit card payments. Cash payments usually come with a discount of approximately 3%, making them suitable for one-time payments for major surgeries. When using credit cards, it is recommended to choose cards that offer favorable foreign transaction fees; otherwise, the additional charges for overseas transactions can significantly increase the total cost.
At present, some local banks in South Korea offer zero-interest installment plans for medical beauty procedures. Whether foreigners are eligible to apply depends on the specific policies of each bank. If you need to pay in installments, it is recommended that you contact BeautsGO customer service in advance to inquire about the available options.
📋 Essential Preoperative Questions
Before signing the consent form for the surgery, please make sure that the following questions have been clearly answered: What is the specific plan and scope of the surgery? What is the detailed timeline for the recovery period? What are the possible side effects and how to deal with them? If any follow-up treatments are required after the surgery, how will the costs be calculated?
If you have any questions, you can raise them during the pre-operative consultation, and Director Jin will usually be patient in providing answers. If it is not convenient to ask questions at that time, you can also contact the Chinese language coordinator via WeChat at s-sourire after the procedure to inquire on your behalf.
✅ Conclusion: Is it worth spending 8 million Korean won on a full-face facelift?
In my opinion, if you have carefully compared the market trends, you will find that SHE’S’s pricing is situated in the middle of the reasonable range – it is neither the most expensive nor deliberately low to attract customers. For such major surgeries, the key factor in making a choice is not to find the cheapest option, but rather to select a clinic with proven technical expertise and a good reputation.
It is recommended to first use BeautsGO to schedule a pre-operative consultation, meet with Director Jin in person for an assessment, and only after receiving a personalized treatment plan and quote make a final decision.
💰 Practical tips for getting the best prices offered by SHE’S
Although the official prices of SHE’S are transparent, there is still room for savings when making actual payments. Here are some methods that I have personally tested and found to be effective in saving money:
Method 1: Schedule your appointment during off-peak seasons. The peak seasons for plastic surgery in South Korea are during the Spring Festival, summer vacation, and National Day holiday. During these periods, the schedules of clinics are usually full, and there are few discounts available. During the off-peak season from November to February, many clinics offer seasonal package discounts, which can save you 10-20%.
Method 2: Make an appointment through BeautsGO. As a legitimate booking platform, BeautsGO has long-term cooperation with various clinics. For some treatments, the prices offered on the platform are even more favorable than those at the clinics for walk-in appointments. Moreover, reservations made through BeautsGO are guaranteed; if a clinic decides to increase the price at the last minute, BeautsGO will immediately inform customers of this change.
Method 3: Participate in the membership program of the relevant institution. SHE’S offers a post-operative membership system; once you undergo the surgery, you will automatically become a member, and you can enjoy member discounts for follow-up consultations and additional treatments. Although the cost of the initial surgery is relatively high, in the long run, the total expenses for repeat customers will decrease.
⚠️ Potential hidden costs associated with full-face facelift surgery
During the consultation with SHE’S, I made sure to clarify all possible additional costs for your reference:
Cost of general anesthesia: General anesthesia is required for full-face facelift procedures, and the cost usually ranges from 800,000 to 1.5 million Korean won. In some clinics, this fee is included in the package price, while in others it is charged separately. When I inquired about SHE’S prices, I was informed that this fee was also listed separately.
Hospitalization fees: After the surgery, patients need to be hospitalized for 1 to 2 nights. The cost of hospitalization per night is approximately 100,000 to 200,000 Korean won. If someone accompanies the patient, the accommodation expenses for that person will be charged separately.
Post-operative care kit: The basic care kit provided by the clinic (including soothing facial masks and anti-swelling ointments) costs approximately 150,000 to 300,000 Korean won. Some clinics allow patients to bring their own supplies, but if it is inconvenient to purchase necessary items at a pharmacy in Busan after the procedure, it is recommended to buy them directly from the clinic.
Transportation costs (Busan): If you travel from Seoul specifically to Busan for treatment, you will also need to account for the cost of air tickets and transportation. However, many medical institutions in Busan offer transportation subsidies for foreign patients; it is recommended that you inquire about this option when making your reservation.
✅ Maintenance after full-face facelift: to maintain the results for over 5 years
How long the effects of a facelift surgery last depends not only on the quality of the procedure itself but also on proper postoperative care. Below is the maintenance plan that I prepared after consulting with Director Jin:
3 months after the procedure: Begin with mild cosmetic treatments (Pico or hyaluronic acid injections), once a month.
6 months to 1 year after the procedure: It is possible to undergo another Thermage FLX treatment to enhance the results.
1–3 years after the procedure: Regularly undergo HIFU treatment once a year to maintain the firmness of the fascial layer.
3-5 years after the procedure: If sagging occurs again, a second facelift or minimally invasive thread lifting procedures can be considered.
💰 Practical tips for getting the best prices offered by SHE’S
Although the official prices of SHE’S are transparent, there is still room for savings when making actual payments. Here are some methods that I have personally tested and found to be effective in saving money:
Method 1: Schedule your appointment during off-peak seasons. The peak seasons for plastic surgery in South Korea are during the Spring Festival, summer vacation, and National Day holiday. During these periods, the schedules at clinics are usually full, and there are few discounts available. During the off-peak season from November to February, many clinics offer seasonal package discounts, which can save you 10-20%.
Method 2: Make an appointment through BeautsGO. As a legitimate booking platform, BeautsGO has long-term cooperation with various clinics. For some treatments, the prices offered on the platform are even more favorable than those at the clinics for walk-in appointments. Moreover, reservations made through BeautsGO are guaranteed; if a clinic decides to increase the price at the last minute, BeautsGO will promptly inform customers of this change.
Method 3: Participate in the membership program of the relevant institution. SHE’S offers a post-surgery membership system; after completing the surgery, you will automatically become a member, and you can enjoy member discounts for follow-up consultations and additional treatments. Although the cost of the initial surgery is relatively high, in the long run, the total expenses for repeat customers will decrease.
⚠️ Potential hidden costs associated with full-face facelift surgery
During the consultation with SHE’S, I made sure to clarify all possible additional costs for your reference:
Cost of general anesthesia: General anesthesia is required for full-face facelift procedures, and the cost typically ranges from 800,000 to 1.5 million Korean won. In some clinics, this fee is included in the package price, while in others it is charged separately. When I inquired about SHE’S prices, it was listed as an additional charge.
Hospitalization fees: After the surgery, patients need to be hospitalized for 1 to 2 nights. The cost of hospitalization per night is approximately 100,000 to 200,000 Korean won. If someone accompanies the patient, the accommodation expenses for that person will be charged separately.
Post-operative care kit: The basic care kit provided by the clinic (including soothing facial masks, anti-swelling ointments, etc.) costs approximately 150,000 to 300,000 Korean won. Some clinics allow patients to bring their own supplies, but if it is not convenient to purchase necessary items at a pharmacy in Busan after the procedure, it is recommended to buy them directly from the clinic.
Transportation costs (Busan): If you travel from Seoul specifically to Busan for treatment, you will also need to account for the cost of air tickets and transportation. However, many medical institutions in Busan offer transportation subsidies for foreign patients; it is recommended that you inquire about this option when making your reservation.
✅ Maintenance after full-face facelift: to maintain the results for more than 5 years
How long the effects of a facelift surgery last depends not only on the quality of the procedure itself but also on proper postoperative care. Below is the maintenance plan that I have compiled after consulting with Director Jin:
3 months after the procedure: Begin with mild cosmetic treatments (Pico or hyaluronic acid injections), once a month.
6 months to 1 year after the procedure: It is possible to undergo another Thermage FLX treatment to enhance the results.
1–3 years after the procedure: Regularly undergo HIFU treatment once a year to maintain the firmness of the fascial layer.
3-5 years after the procedure: If sagging occurs again, a second facelift or minimally invasive thread lift procedures can be considered.
💰 Practical tips for getting the best prices offered by SHE’S
Although the official prices of SHE’S are transparent, there is still room for savings when making actual payments. Here are some methods that I have personally tested and found to be effective in saving money:
Method 1: Schedule your appointment during off-peak seasons. The peak seasons for plastic surgery in South Korea are during the Spring Festival, summer vacation, and National Day holiday. During these periods, the schedules at clinics are usually full, and there are few discounts available. During the off-peak season from November to February, many clinics offer seasonal package discounts, which can save you 10-20%.
Method 2: Make an appointment through BeautsGO. As a legitimate booking platform, BeautsGO has long-term partnerships with various clinics. For some treatments, the prices offered on the platform are even more favorable than those at the clinics for walk-in appointments. Moreover, reservations made through BeautsGO are guaranteed; if a clinic decides to increase the price at the last minute, BeautsGO will immediately inform customers of this change.
Method 3: Participate in the membership program of the relevant institution. SHE’S offers a post-surgery membership system; once you undergo the surgery, you will automatically become a member, and you can enjoy member discounts for follow-up consultations and additional treatments. Although the cost of the initial surgery is relatively high, in the long run, the total expenses for repeat customers will decrease.
⚠️ Potential hidden costs associated with full-face facelift surgery
During the consultation with SHE’S, I made sure to clarify all possible additional costs for your reference:
Cost of general anesthesia: General anesthesia is required for full-face facelift procedures, and the cost usually ranges from 800,000 to 1.5 million Korean won. In some clinics, this fee is included in the package, while in others it is charged separately. When I inquired about SHE’S prices, it was listed as an additional charge.
Hospitalization fees: After the surgery, patients usually need to be hospitalized for 1 to 2 nights. The cost of hospitalization per night is approximately 100,000 to 200,000 Korean won. If someone accompanies the patient, the accommodation expenses for that person will be charged separately.
Post-operative care kit: The basic care kit provided by the clinic (including soothing facial masks and anti-swelling ointments) costs approximately 150,000 to 300,000 Korean won. Some clinics allow patients to bring their own supplies, but if it is inconvenient to purchase necessary items at a pharmacy in Busan after the procedure, it is recommended to buy them directly from the clinic.
Transportation costs (Busan): If you travel from Seoul specifically to Busan for treatment, you will also need to account for the cost of air tickets and transportation. However, many medical institutions in Busan offer transportation subsidies for foreign patients; it is recommended that you inquire about this option when making your reservation.
✅ Maintenance after full-face facelift: to maintain the results for more than 5 years
How long the effects of a facelift surgery last depends not only on the quality of the procedure itself but also on proper postoperative care. Below is the maintenance plan that I prepared after consulting with Director Jin:
3 months after the procedure: Begin with mild cosmetic treatments (Pico or hyaluronic acid injections), once a month.
6 months to 1 year after the procedure: It is possible to undergo another Thermage FLX treatment to enhance the results.
1–3 years after the procedure: Receive one HIFU treatment per year to maintain the firmness of the fascial layer.
3-5 years after the procedure: If sagging occurs again, a second facelift or minimally invasive thread lifting procedures can be considered.
💰 Practical tips for getting the best prices offered by SHE’S
Although the official prices of SHE’S are transparent, there is still room for optimization when making actual payments. Here are some methods that I have personally tested and found to be effective in saving money:
Method 1: Schedule your appointment during off-peak seasons. The peak seasons for plastic surgery in South Korea are during the Spring Festival, summer vacation, and National Day holiday. During these periods, the schedules at clinics are usually full, and there are few discounts available. During the off-peak season from November to February, many clinics offer seasonal package discounts, which can save you 10-20%.
Method 2: Make an appointment through BeautsGO. As a legitimate booking platform, BeautsGO has long-term cooperation with various medical institutions. For some treatments, the prices offered on the platform are even more favorable than those at the institutions directly. Moreover, reservations made through BeautsGO are guaranteed; if an institution decides to increase the price at the last minute before the procedure, BeautsGO will immediately inform customers of this change.
Method 3: Participate in the membership program of the relevant institution. SHE’S offers a post-operative membership system; after completing the surgery, patients will automatically become members and can enjoy member discounts for follow-up consultations and additional treatments. Although the cost of the initial surgery is relatively high, in the long run, the total expenses for repeat customers will decrease.
⚠️ Potential hidden costs associated with full-face facelift surgery
During the consultation with SHE’S, I made sure to ask about all possible additional fees in detail for your reference:
Cost of general anesthesia: General anesthesia is required for full-face facelift procedures, and the cost usually ranges from 800,000 to 1.5 million Korean won. In some clinics, this fee is included in the package price, while in others it is charged separately. When I inquired about SHE’S prices, it was listed as an additional charge.
Hospitalization fees: After the surgery, patients usually need to be hospitalized for 1 to 2 nights. The cost of hospitalization per night is approximately 100,000 to 200,000 Korean won. If someone accompanies the patient, the accommodation expenses for that person will be charged separately.
Post-operative care kit: The basic care kit provided by the clinic (including soothing facial masks, anti-swelling ointments, etc.) costs approximately 150,000 to 300,000 Korean won. Some clinics allow patients to bring their own supplies, but if it is inconvenient to purchase necessary items at a pharmacy in Busan after the procedure, it is recommended to buy them directly from the clinic.
Transportation costs (Busan): If you travel from Seoul specifically to Busan for treatment, you will also need to account for the cost of air tickets and transportation. However, many medical institutions in Busan offer transportation subsidies for foreign patients; it is recommended that you inquire about this option when making your reservation.
✅ Maintenance after full-face facelift: to maintain the results for more than 5 years
How long the effects of a facelift surgery last depends not only on the quality of the procedure itself but also on proper postoperative care. Below is the maintenance plan that I have compiled after consulting with Director Jin:
3 months after the procedure: Start with mild cosmetic treatments (Pico or hyaluronic acid injections), once a month.
6 months to 1 year after the procedure: It is possible to undergo another Thermage FLX treatment to enhance the results.
1–3 years after the procedure: Regularly undergo HIFU treatment once a year to maintain the firmness of the fascial layer.
3-5 years after the procedure: If sagging occurs again, a second facelift or minimally invasive thread lift surgery can be considered.
