Busan The Face Plastic Surgery Price List 2026: $300 for 850,000 KRW – How to budget for the 9-story clinic? 8 key price considerations

After the previous article covering an overall review of THE FACE Dermatology & Plastic Surgery in Busan, the most common question from readers wasn’t “Who is the director?” but rather “How exactly are the prices calculated?” Indeed, while their official website doesn’t list a complete price sheet, BeautsGO and several other third-party platforms clearly state the prices for the American version of the second-generation HIFU: 300 sessions at ₩850,000, and 600 sessions at ₩1.7 million. The problem is that once you arrive at the clinic, you’re often asked whether you’d like to add Magpie therapy, hyaluronic acid treatments, or whether consultation fees apply separately—all of which can easily double your budget.

In this article, I’ll take a “realistic budgeting” approach by compiling THE FACE’s publicly available reference prices into a 2026 price guide, along with 8 key factors to keep in mind when it comes to costs. This isn’t meant as a recommendation, but rather to help you have a clear idea before making inquiries so you won’t be misled by sales tactics on the spot.

Why create this price list separately?

While researching information about THE FACE, I noticed something interesting: the listed price for the American version of the second-generation HIFU is quite attractive, but for almost all other services, it simply says “Please inquire with the clinic.” This isn’t an issue unique to THE FACE—many plastic surgery clinics in South Korea do the same. For procedures like surgeries, Thermage, and lasers that require a high degree of customization, the price indeed depends on individual facial conditions. However, for international clients who don’t have any reference prices beforehand, it’s easy to get confused by terms like “package deals,” “member rates,” or “limited-time offers” once they arrive at the clinic.

So the logic behind organizing this table is to list the prices that are already available, mark those that aren’t as “requires in-person consultation,” and tell you what questions to ask during the consultation. This way, you won’t make a hasty decision just because the price seems low, nor will you feel misled since other services don’t have pricing listed.

THE FACE 2026 Reveals Estimated Price List

The prices listed below are taken from publicly available information on platforms such as BeautsGO, 8682.cc, and Cashdoc, and are denoted in South Korean won. Actual quotes may vary depending on promotions, exchange rates, and individual circumstances, so it’s recommended to verify them when seeking a quote.

How should I allocate the actual budget? I’ve calculated 3 different combinations.

Looking at just the individual prices isn’t enough—when going to South Korea for medical aesthetics treatments, it’s common to opt for package deals. Below, using THE FACE’s publicly listed prices, we’ve estimated three typical budget ranges (all for reference only and do not include accommodation or flight costs).

A special reminder here: “Package deals” are usually cheaper than adding up the individual prices, but exactly how much cheaper they are and what post-treatment care is included must be clearly specified during the consultation. Don’t just rely on the individual prices listed on BeautsGO and assume that the package price at the clinic will definitely equal the sum of those individual prices.

8 Key Things to Keep in Mind When Understanding Prices

Who is this price list meant for?

My honest conclusion

THE FACE’s second-generation U.S.-version HIFU indeed offers competitive prices in Seomyeon: 300 sessions for 850,000 won, and 600 sessions for 1.7 million won, which can serve as good reference points. However, if you’re planning to undergo multiple treatments together, the actual cost will depend on an in-person consultation at the clinic. My advice is to first determine which treatments are “must-have” and which are optional, then take this list to your consultation and ask the clinic to provide quotes based on priority. Avoid asking right from the start how much it would cost to do everything at once—this is when you’re most likely to end up paying a bundled price.

Additionally, while price is an important factor, equipment certification, doctors’ qualifications, and post-operative care also play a role in determining the final outcome and cost. THE FACE features a 9-story facility along with a personalized consultation system by the director—these elements add to the overall cost and are reflected in the quote. Whether it’s right for you depends on whether you prioritize “the lowest price” or “a clear and transparent process.”

Need help confirming an appointment or getting a quote? Add me on WeChat.

If you have any questions about THE FACE’s price list, package options, or availability, feel free to message them on WeChat directly — they usually respond quite quickly.

WeChat ID: xycheng2204

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Frequently Asked Questions FAQ

Q: What’s the difference between THE FACE’s second-generation HIFU model with 300 pulses and the one with 600 pulses? A: The 300-pulse version is suitable for targeted treatm
ent or mild sagging, while the 600-pulse version is better for full-face treatment or those with noticeable sagging in the mid and lower face areas. The specific number of pulses and treatment area will need to be determined after a consultation with the clinic director.

Q: Why does it say “Consult the clinic” for Thermage, lasers, and injections? A: The cost of these treatments is
greatly influenced by factors such as the number of probes, energy output, formulation type, and treatment area. A personalized quote can only be provided after an in-person consultation. It’s recommended to bring your budget range when seeking advice.

Q: Will the online price change once I arrive at the clinic?
A: It’s possible. The listed price is usually a reference or promotional price, and the actual cost may vary depending on the end of any promotions or individual circumstances. Please ask the clinic to provide the final total amount due during your consultation.

Q: Is the quote inclusive of tax?
A: Medical beauty quotes in South Korea are available either with or without tax. If the price is exclusive of tax, a 10% VAT must be added. It’s recommended to ask clearly whether “this price includes tax.”

Q: How much does the procedure cost approximately
? A: Prices for eye, nose, and facelift surgeries need to be determined after a in-person consultation. Typically, Double eyelid surgery starts at around ₩1.5–2.5 million, comprehensive nose surgery at ₩3–6 million, and facelift surgery at ₩5–15 million, with the actual cost depending on the complexity of the case.