Leyian Regular Price List 2026 | Public Prices of Its 22-Year-Old Myeongdong Chain: Ulthrea at ₩350,000, Thermage FLX at ₩6.25 million – 8 Key Points to Understand the Pricing
This article is a follow-up to my previous piece titled “Is Lianye Chang Worth Visiting?” Many people messaged me after reading the review, asking, “I understand the price list, but how exactly should I use it to create a budget?” So I reorganized the publicly available reference prices for Lianye Chang’s Myeongdong store for 2026 into a format organized by category along with tips to avoid common pitfalls. Drawing on my own experience booking appointments, I also explained the 8 areas where people most easily make mistakes.
Let me make that clear upfront: I went there in person, filled out the consultation form on site, and compiled this information myself—this isn’t provided by an agency. Prices may vary depending on promotions, and the final quote will always be based on an in-person consultation.
30-Second Summary: Estimated Price Range for the Myeongdong Store in 2026
| Hospital | LIENJANG Clinic Myeongdong Branch (리엔장의원 명동점) |
| Location | 5th Floor, Noon Square, No. 14, Myeongdong Street, Jung, Seoul – about a 5-minute walk from Myeongdong Station |
| Cheapest entry point | Onda Firming 10kj starts at around ₩120,000; Juvelook 1cc starts at around ₩200,000 |
| Ultrasound Lifting Band | Korean version Cosmic 300 shots: ₩200,000 / American version Ulthera 100 shots: ₩350,000 / OLIGIO 300 shots: ₩590,000 |
| Premium Flagship | Thermage FLX 600 sessions start at around ₩6.25 million; Titanium Lifting with 40kJ energy starts at around ₩1.25 million. |
| My Reminder | The listed price is usually the starting price; combo deals and limited releases will push the actual cost higher. |
Want to know the latest prices and package deals? Check the schedule at the Myeongdong store first!
Why did I “rearrange” the prices?
The table from last time listed items based on the prescription, but when I actually prepared the budget, I found that even for devices labeled as “HIFU,” prices can vary by up to three times. Relying solely on numbers simply isn’t enough to make an informed comparison. That’s why I’ve restructured this version into categories, with a note after each group indicating “what is being compared in this category,” so you can easily match it to your own needs.
2026 Price List (Grouped by Category, in Korean Won)
I. Ultrasound Lifting Treatments (for sagging contours)
| Project | Public reference price | What is this group competing for? |
|---|---|---|
| Korean-style Ultra-Advanced HIFU: 300 Treatments | Starting from around ₩200,000 | Prioritize your budget – original equipment from South Korea |
| Ulthrea 100 Shots – The American Version of HIFU | Starting at around ₩350,000 | Original manufacturer certification, finer dimensions |
| Customized solutions for Ulthrea | Starting from around ₩450,000 | Design lines tailored to your face shape |
| OLIGIO US Version Ultrasound 300 Shots | Starting from around ₩590,000 | A cost-effective option that delivers a high volume of treatments |
II. Tightening Devices (for overall facial sagging)
| Project | Public reference price | What is this group competing for? |
|---|---|---|
| Onda Firming 10kJ | Starting at around ₩120,000 | Affordable entry price with low per-session cost |
| Titanium Lifting for the Entire Face – 40kJ | Starting at around ₩1.25 million | Instant firming, emergency treatment before workouts |
| Thermage FLX 5th Generation – 600 shots | Starting at around ₩6.25 million | High-end flagship model: instrument + probe + transmitter |
III. Hyaluronic acid injections (for skin type/collagen replenishment)
| Project | Public reference price | What is this group competing for? |
|---|---|---|
| Juvelook Collagen 1 Centum Core | Starting from around ₩200,000 | Subtle collagen boosting for a natural look |
| Rejuran PN 2 centum core | Starting at around ₩650,000 | Signature Glow Treatment |
| Juvederm Filler 1 centum core | Starting from around ₩650,000 | Frequently used for contouring |
IV. Microneedling Treatments (for Pores/Skin Texture)
| Project | Public reference price | What is this group competing for? |
|---|---|---|
| One session of Potenza Gold Microneedling | Starting at around ₩240,000 | Targeting Pores and Skin Texture Fineness |
Quick tip: The prices listed above are for individual treatments. What I received on-site was a package deal that includes HIFU and hyaluronic acid treatment, which is significantly cheaper than having them done separately. However, the specific items included in each package vary by clinic, so be sure to check BeautsGO’s latest offers before making your decision.
How to Use This Table to Create a Budget (My Actual Method)
My budgeting strategy for this treatment is as follows: first, identify the “one issue that matters most” to me → choose the treatment option within that category that offers the best results → then add a basic centum core glow treatment as a maintenance step. Taking myself as an example, sagging contours are what bother me the most, so I opted for a customized Ulthrea treatment starting at ₩450,000, plus a Juvelook 1cc treatment starting at ₩200,000. My total budget comes to around ₩650,000 (before any combo discounts). This approach puts less pressure on me compared to going straight for the expensive Thermage FLX at ₩6.25 million, while still allowing me to see noticeable improvements.
8 Key Things to Consider When Understanding Prices
Focus Point 1｜American vs Korean HIFU: 3x price difference but different specifications
The Korean version of the 300-shot version costs ₩200,000, while the American Ulthera 100-shot version costs ₩350,000 – there’s a significant price difference. However, the devices themselves, the depth of treatment, and the adjustable parameters vary between the two, so it’s not just a matter of comparing the number of shots. If budget is a concern, go with the Korean version; if you prioritize original equipment quality, choose the American version. Don’t make your decision based solely on price.
Focus Point 2｜Why is Thermage FLX so expensive: It’s determined by the device, probe, and energy generator together.
Starting at ₩6.25 million is the premium flagship price, which includes the original probe and the number of treatments. Since the probe is disposable, “the more treatments, the lower the unit price,” but this doesn’t mean the total cost will be lower. When comparing prices, make sure to check whether the quote includes the probe.
Focus Point 3｜The package deal is cheaper than doing it separately, but you need to check whether post-op recovery is included.
Popular treatments often come with a package deal that combines HIFU and hyaluronic acid therapy. Make sure to ask how many sessions are included in the package, as well as whether post-treatment repair masks or soothing treatments are provided. Some cheaper packages charge extra for these repairs, so it might not actually save you money in the end.
Focus Point 4｜More injections aren’t always better — the doctor’s skill in designing the lines matters most
When I consulted, the doctor first asked me “what concerns you the most” before deciding where to focus the treatment, rather than recommending the highest number of sessions. More sessions don’t necessarily mean better results—targeting the right areas is what truly matters, and this is something worth confirming before getting a quote.
Focus Point 5｜The listed price is the starting price; customization will increase it further
Almost everything in the table is marked as “starting price.” Customized options, additional units, and extra treatment areas will all result in a higher actual cost than the starting price. Those on a tight budget should first lock in the “basic number of units included with the starting price” before discussing anything else.
Focus Point 6｜Sunday slots are fully booked; price promotions may not be available simultaneously
The Myeongdong store is also open on Sundays from 11:00–17:00, but the doctors’ schedules are fuller, and monthly promotions may not be available on Sundays. If you want to take advantage of a particular promotion, it’s recommended to visit during weekdays or ask in advance when making a reservation, “Is this promotion valid on Sundays?”
Focus Point 7｜Check whether the quote includes tax—getting confirmation on the spot is the safest approach
In South Korea, most prices at Dermatology clinics already include tax, but promotional rates sometimes come with additional conditions. It’s better to ask, “Is this the final price including tax?” before paying at the counter, so you can avoid any disputes later on.
Focus Point 8｜When comparing prices, don’t just look at the numbers—check the device’s original certification and the doctor’s qualifications
There can be significant price differences for the same procedure across different clinics—what really matters is whether the equipment is original and whether it’s performed by a qualified doctor in person. Lian Yan often displays certificates of original equipment approval and information about the director’s qualifications on its walls. When comparing prices, make sure to take these factors into account so you don’t end up choosing an option that seems cheap but has unclear origins.
Who is suitable for booking directly using this form?
| Suitable | I might need to think about it again. |
|---|---|
| Those with a limited budget who want to try HIFU/glow therapy first | Those who insist on getting the expensive Thermage FLX full-face treatment despite a tight budget |
| First-time visitors to South Korea who need a quote in Chinese | Those who only care about the lowest price and don’t give a damn about device certification |
| It’s Sunday for the travel pass – those who want to add extra items on the side | Those who hope to get the lowest combo price by walking in on the day |
My honest conclusion
Liyane offers a wide range of pricing options: starting from the affordable Onda treatment at ₩120,000, all the way up to the premium Thermage FLX at ₩6.25 million. For me, its true value lies not in being the cheapest option available, but rather in its transparent pricing, 22 years of consistent service across its chain stores, and quotes provided in Chinese—features that make it much easier for first-time visitors to South Korea to plan their budgets. When setting a budget, keep one thing in mind: identify the treatments that matter most to you first, then choose the packages that include those specific services, so you won’t get overwhelmed by overly expensive premium options.
Want to get the latest combo deal at Lian Yan’s Myeongdong store? Check the Sunday schedule first!
WeChat booking and consultation
Before heading out, I’d like to confirm the events for the month, Sunday availability, and the quote in Chinese first. The quickest way is to add me on WeChat at xycheng2204. I just list all my questions and send them over, which makes the consultation on-site much more efficient.
WeChat ID: xycheng2204 (Scan to book appointments at Dermatology clinics in South Korea)
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Frequently Asked Questions FAQ
Q1: Is the regular price list for Lianyan inclusive of tax? A: M
ost prices already include tax, but promotional package deals may have certain conditions. It’s best to ask, “Is the final price inclusive of tax?” before getting a quote.
Q2: What’s the difference between the Ulthrea and the Korean version of Ulth
era? A: The Korean version costs around ₩200,000 for 300 shots, while the Ulthrea comes in at about ₩350,000 for 100 shots. Since the devices and their technologies differ, it’s not appropriate to compare them solely based on the number of shots.
Q3: Is the package price definitely cheaper? A: It’s usually cheape
r than doing it individually, but you need to check how many treatments are included and whether post-procedure follow-up is covered. Some low-cost packages charge extra for the follow-up care.
Q4: Is it possible to schedule an appointment on Sunday? Is the price the s
ame? A: The Myeongdong branch is open from 11:00–17:00 on Sundays, but appointments may be fully booked, and monthly promotions might not be available on Sundays. It’s recommended to confirm this when making a reservation.
Q5: How should I use this checklist to plan my budget for my first
trip to Korea? A: First, identify the one issue that matters most to you→choose the corresponding treatment package→add a basic glow treatment. For example, a customized HIFU treatment plus Juvelook will bring the total budget to around ₩650,000.
Q6: Which is cheaper, Lianyan or Imageup? A: The services and target audienc
es of the two are different, so it’s not appropriate to compare prices directly. It’s recommended to choose based on the specific procedures you want, and then consider the equipment certification and doctors’ qualifications.
Disclaimer
This article is based on my personal real-life experience and does not constitute a medical advertisement, professional endorsement, or any form of treatment advice or recommendation. The prices and information mentioned may change over time due to various promotions, so please refer to Lian Yan Clinic’s official sources and consultations with the attending physicians. Always consult a qualified medical professional before making any healthcare decisions.
