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After I wrote my previous review of Bellemorn Dermatology on Jeju Island, the most common messages I received weren’t asking whether it was good or not, but rather how much it cost. To be honest, at first I was worried that clinics in this “mythical world” on Jeju Island might charge exorbitant prices due to the high volume of tourists. But after visiting in person, I found that Bellemorn’s pricing is actually quite transparent—though the various treatment options are detailed, which can be confusing for first-time visitors. In this article, I’ve compiled all the price ranges and budget options I asked about, along with tips on how to ask questions without getting overcharged, to serve as a reference for those planning to fly to Jeju Island.

Why am I writing a separate article on price lists?

In my previous article, I mainly focused on the experience and process, mentioning only a few figures for the prices. Later, I realized that many people weren’t really interested in the “experience” itself, but rather wanted to know exactly “how much Korean won do I need to bring?” Moreover, Bellemorn is located on Jeju Island, so there aren’t as many places to shop around and compare prices like in Gangnam, Seoul. If you fly there only to find that your budget doesn’t cover it, the costs can be quite high. That’s why this article breaks down the price ranges, package options, and tips for asking about prices, so you can have a clear idea before you set off.

Estimated Price Ranges for Bellemorn in 2026

The following are my “overall impressions” based on both in-person consultations and publicly available online information. These are not real-time quotes; the final price will be determined after an in-person consultation with the clinic director and according to their official quote. All amounts are in South Korean won (KRW). You can divide by 45 to quickly convert it into New Taiwan Dollars, or divide by 1000 to express it in “10,000 KRW”.

Project Category	Common Items	Reference Price Ranges
Basic skin care	Cleanse, calm, hydrate, and restore the skin barrier	₩150,000–400,000 per session
Hydrating/Nutrient Injections	Derma Shine, Rejuran, Rejuran, Juvelook	₩300,000–800,000 per session
Botox injection	Frown lines, forehead lift lines, Masseter contour, slim Legs	₩150,000–350,000 per area
Filler injection	Tear trough correction, Nasolabial Fold Correction, lips, chin, and contour refinement	₩300,000–600,000 per centum core
Lifting devices	Shurink, Ultherapy, Thermage FLX	₩1–3 million per session
Pigment/Pores Laser Treatment	Pico Toning, Pico, IPL, Laser Hair Removal	₩300,000–1,000,000 per session
First-Time Eyelid Surgery	Sutured Double Eyelid Surgery, Incised Double Eyelid Surgery, Upper Eyelid Lift	₩1.5–3.5 million
Eye Plastic Surgery & Revision	Widening to narrowing, lip correction, asymmetry adjustment	Starting from ₩4 million
Post-surgery care kit	Calming Mask, Repairing Cream, Sun Protection Set	₩100,000–250,000 per set

Four common budget options

I was sitting across from the clinic director at the time, and in the end, we discussed things based on “budget” rather than “services.” Here are four of the most common combinations I’ve observed, to help you gauge what’s within your budget.

Solution	Combo Content	Refer to the total budget
Mild maintenance type	Basic treatment 1 time + Hyaluronic Acid/Rejuran treatment 1 time	₩500,000–1.2 million
Contour Refinement Type	Botox contouring + Filler 1–2 centum cores + post-procedure care	₩1–1.8 million
Lifting and Firming Type	HIFU/Thermage + Hyaluronic Acid Repair – 1 session	₩1.5–3.5 million
Eye Plastic Surgery Packages	Double eyelid surgery / Eye bags / Upper eyelid lift – single procedure or combination treatment	₩2–6 million

From my practical experience, if you just want “hydration treatment + wrinkle reduction,” around ₩1 million is more than enough. However, if you’re considering procedures that involve specialized equipment or eye surgery, it’s advisable to set aside ₩2–4 million. Also, try not to schedule all treatments on the same day to give your skin time to recover.

Get a consultation and quote — remember these five sentences

Many people who visit South Korea for medical aesthetics for the first time don’t know how to start the conversation. I’ve compiled five questions I asked back then that are polite enough while still allowing me to get clear quotes:

1. “May I ask if this procedure is performed personally by the clinic director or by a team?” — To confirm whether it’s a 1:1 consultation with the director.
2. “Does the quote include taxes and post-surgery care package?” — Avoid unexpected extra charges at checkout.
3. “Is there a package price if I have the same treatment multiple times?” — South Korea’s clinics often offer discounts for repeated treatments.
4. “Can I use an overseas credit card or get a tax refund?” — Given the large number of tourists visiting Jeju Island, this is something you should ask first.
5. “If something goes wrong after the procedure, can I get remote consultation once I return to my home country?” — Confirming the follow-up process.

FAQ: Common Questions About Bellemorn Prices

Q1: Will Bellemorn be more expensive than clinics in Seoul because it’s located in Jeju Myth World?
A: From what I’ve observed during my in-
person consultations, the prices for basic treatments and injections are similar to those at mid-tier clinics in Seoul. However, procedures like device-assisted lifting and eye surgery tend to be on the higher end since they’re performed by the director in person. What really makes it expensive isn’t the location, but rather the fact that the director personally examines patients, performs the treatments, and even conducts surgeries.

Q2: Will the price list be displayed publicly at the clinic?
A: Clinics in So
uth Korea generally don’t post complete price lists; instead, they provide quotes based on an individual’s specific condition after a face-to-face consultation. Bellemorn follows the same approach. It’s recommended to schedule a free or low-cost consultation through their official channels or booking platform first, and then make a decision after hearing about the available options.

Q3: Can I pay by card or get a tax refund?
A: I confirme
d at the time that overseas credit cards are accepted, and there’s also assistance available for on-site tax refunds. However, the specific refund rate and requirements depend on what’s available on site. It’s recommended to ask again before checking out and keep the receipt.

Q4: Is a deposit required?
A: Most c
linics in South Korea don’t require a deposit, but it’s recommended to book 1–2 weeks in advance during peak seasons. If you’re traveling as a tourist, I’d suggest securing your appointment well before you depart.

Q5: Is it possible to negotiate the price?
A：In S
outh Korea, price negotiation isn’t common in the medical aesthetics industry, but you can ask about package deals, combo prices, or member rates. My advice is: don’t start by demanding a discount right away. Instead, say something like, “I’d like to have treatments A and B—do you have any combo packages?” That sounds more natural.

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