To conclude, if you, like me, are looking for a Busan Dermatology clinic that is so convenient that you don’t even need to think too much – where you can complete your skin treatment and then go straight out shopping or dining – Dr. Evers Seomyeon Branch (닥터에버스 서면점) is definitely my top recommendation. It is located on the 7th floor of the Lotte Hotel, and you can reach it easily right after exiting the Seomyeon subway station without having to expose yourself to the sun. It is open until 8 pm on weekdays and until 4:30 pm on weekends. With the standardized services offered by its 27 chain clinics and the option of making appointments in Chinese, it is particularly user-friendly for those visiting South Korea for medical aesthetics treatments for the first time. This comprehensive guide includes the latest prices in Taiwan dollars for 2026, the appointment process, transportation information, and my personal recommendations based on my actual experience there.
I. Why choose Seomyeon? The most convenient starting point for medical beauty services in Busan
To be honest, going to Seoul for cosmetic procedures has become quite common among many Taiwanese women. However, the problem in Seoul is that there are too many clinics, too many options available, and every one claims to offer “personal consultations by the chief physician”. But in reality, it often turns out that a consultant just gives you a quick 5-minute consultation and sends you on your way. Busan, on the other hand, is different. The cosmetic market here is relatively simpler, and the prices are usually more affordable than in Seoul. Moreover, in the Seomyeon area, there are places like Lotte Department Store, Seomyeon Underground Street, and Tianpu Coffee Street. After getting your skin treatment, you can simply go shopping and dining without any rush.
Dr. Evers’ Busan Seomyeon branch is located on the 7th floor of the Lotte Hotel. It isn’t hidden in some secluded alley, nor do you need to take an elevator to reach a small building. Just exit the Seomyeon Station and walk through the underground passage or the connecting corridor of the hotel, and you’ll get there without any trouble even in rainy weather. This is truly extremely convenient for those who want to go dining immediately after their procedure.

II. Basic Information about Dr. Evers’ Busan Seomyeon Branch
| Project | Content |
|---|---|
| Korean name | Dr.Evers Busan Seomyeon Branch |
| Chinese Name | DeFurst Dermatology / Aifu Shi Dermatology |
| Full address | 7th Floor, Lotte Hotel, 672 Jungang-daero, Busan Town Area, Busan Metropolitan City |
| Recently, the subway… | It takes about 3 to 5 minutes to walk from the “Seomyeon Station” on Subway Lines 1 and 2 to the destination. |
| Opening hours | Monday to Friday: 09:00-20:00 / Saturday and Sunday: 09:00-16:30 (Open year-round) |
| Reservation system | It is recommended to make a reservation one week in advance. For Chinese-speaking customers, assistance can be sought through online platforms or customer service. |
| Chain scale | 27 chain Dermatology clinics in South Korea collaborate with educational institutions such as MERZ and GALDERMA. |
⚠️ A small note: Although Dr. Evers is a chain brand, the equipment and key physicians at each branch may vary slightly. The Seomyeon branch in Busan, being located inside a hotel, offers a more spacious environment compared to regular street-side branches, making it ideal for foreign guests experiencing South Korea’s medical beauty services for the first time.

III. Process Overview at the Clinic: Appointment, Registration, Consultation, and Treatment
1. Appointment: In Chinese, it’s called “yue”, and it’s best to schedule one week in advance for maximum convenience.
This time, I made my reservation two weeks before the procedure through an online platform. The customer service staff first confirmed in Chinese the treatment I wanted to undergo, my skin condition, and any history of allergies, and then arranged a time for me at 4 p.m. on Friday. When making a reservation, be sure to provide your name, contact information, the specific treatment you desire, and whether you are currently taking any medications or retinol-based skincare products. If you plan to schedule the treatment during the weekend, it is recommended to book at least 2 weeks in advance, as the Seomyeon branch is a popular destination for both tourists and locals.
2. Meeting location: 7th floor of Lotte Hotel. You don’t need to worry about finding your way there at all.
That day, I exited through Exit 7 in Seomyeon and went straight to the Lotte Hotel. Taking the elevator to the 7th floor, I found Dr. Evers there. At the door, a receptionist checked my reserved name and then gave me a bottle of water and a simple questionnaire. The questionnaire was available in both Chinese and English and mainly asked whether I had undergone any laser treatments recently, whether I was on my menstrual period, and if I had any allergic medications. The entire registration process took less than 5 minutes.

3. In-person consultation: The doctor will conduct an evaluation personally and will not try to force any sales on you.
The consultation was conducted by a doctor in person, not a consultant. The doctor first used a skin analysis device to examine my Pores, sebum secretion, pigmentation, and the distribution of fine lines. Then he asked me, “What concerns you the most this time?” I said I wanted to improve the skin around my mouth and the line of my jaw. He recommended that I undergo a Thermage FLX treatment for my entire face, along with a basic moisturizing care session. When I asked if Rejuran could be added to the treatment, he said, “Your skin is a bit dry right now. It’s better to start with Thermage + moisturizing care this time. If your skin improves significantly after two weeks, then you can consider adding Rejuran.” This approach of “stabilizing the skin first before progressing to more advanced treatments” sounded much more reassuring to me.
If you are not familiar with the consultation process in South Korea’s medical aesthetics industry, you may escribes the experience at another clinic where the director personally conducts consultations and only accepts 8 patients per day.

4. Treatment: Standardized but with no negligence
As it is a chain brand, the treatment process at Dr. Evers is highly standardized: cleansing, anesthesia application, procedure, post-operative sedation, and post-operative education. During the Thermage treatment, the doctor would ask about my pain level throughout the process and adjust the energy level to a range that I could tolerate. After the treatment, a nurse applied a sedative mask to my face and provided me with a document in Chinese detailing the post-operative precautions. The entire process took approximately 2 hours. I left the clinic at 6 pm and just made it in time for dinner at the underground street market in Seomyeon at 7 pm.

5. After the procedure: There may be slight redness, but you can go shopping just like usual without any issues.
After the treatment, Hye-maji’s face was a bit red and felt a bit tight, but there was no swelling or crusting. The nurse said that I could wash my face and apply skincare products as usual that day, as long as I avoided acidic products and exfoliants. I applied sunscreen, put on a hat, and went straight to Lotte Department Store for dinner. After dinner, I even strolled around the Seomyeon underground shopping area. No one could tell that I had just undergone cosmetic surgery – and this is exactly why I highly recommend scheduling cosmetic treatments on days when you can go out to eat and shop.


IV. Project and Price Reference Table (Up-to-date 2026 version, listed in Taiwanese dollars)
The prices listed below are for foreign visitors in 2026 and are calculated based on the Korean won exchange rate. Dr. Evers is a chain brand, so prices may vary slightly among different stores; the final price will be determined based on the on-site consultation.
| Project Category | Specific projects | Price range (Taiwan dollars) | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tightening and lifting | 600 shots of Thermage FLX for the entire face | 66,000 to 78,000 | Including the area around the eyes, the effect lasts for 1 to 1.5 years. |
| Thermage FLX 900 treatments (for the entire face + neck) | 90,000 to 102,000 | Including the neck area, the effect lasts for 1.5 to 2 years. | |
| Ulthrea (for the entire face) | 54,000 to 72,000 | SMAS layer lifting procedure, with effects lasting for 1 to 2 years | |
| Micro-injection cosmetic procedures | Rejuran 2 centum core | 4,500 to 5,400 | Skin regeneration and barrier repair |
| Rejuran 4 centum core | 8,100 to 9,900 | Comprehensive facial repair | |
| Contour shaping | Jawbotox injections | 1,500 to 2,100 | The effects last for 4 to 6 months. |
| Filler injection of 1 centum core of Filler | 5,400 to 6,600 | It depends on the specific area and the brand used. | |
| Botox for wrinkle removal (for a single area) | 1,500 to 2,100 | Forehead/fishline wrinkles/forehead wrinkles | |
| Laser skin care | Pico laser treatment for the entire face | 2,100 to 4,200 | Pigmentation and enlarged Pores |
| Clean Skin Laser Treatment (Full Face) | 2,100 to 3,000 | Lightens skin tone and reduces fine lines | |
| A firm and toned body | DENSITY/ONDA for single areas | 6,000 to 12,000 | Areas such as the abdomen, arms, and Thighs |
💡 Cost-saving tip: Dr. Evers’ Thermage treatments in Busan are priced at a mid-range level – not the cheapest option, but the equipment and facilities are relatively high-quality. If it’s your first time undergoing such treatment, it’s recommended to schedule it on Tuesdays or Thursdays in the morning, as there are sometimes special discounts available on weekdays. Additionally, right below Lotte Hotel, there are duty-free shops and department stores, so you can take the opportunity to shop after your treatment and complete all your errands in one go.
If you are also comparing the prices of other Dermatology clinics in Busan, this hands-on refered by another clinic where the director personally handles all consultations. You may find it helpful to refer to this as well.

V. Three strengths and one minor weakness of Dr. Evers’ Seomyeon store
1. Advantage: The transportation is extremely convenient, allowing you to go shopping immediately after the treatment.
The location on the 7th floor of Lotte Hotel is truly irreplaceable. Seomyeon Station serves as a transfer hub for Busan Metro Lines 1 and 2 and is also one of the busiest shopping areas in Busan. After undergoing cosmetic procedures, there’s no need to take a taxi or walk long distances – just step out of the elevator and you’ll find department stores, underground shopping malls, and restaurants all within reach. For those who prefer to keep a low profile after treatment, this convenience is simply outstanding.
2. Advantages: As a chain brand, it ensures stable equipment and hygiene standards.
Dr. Evers has 27 branches in South Korea and serves as a collaborative education partner for international pharmaceutical companies such as MERZ and GALDERMA. The advantages of a chain brand include transparent sources for medical equipment, standardized health management practices, and systematic post-treatment follow-up. Although such chains lack the “personal touch” of smaller clinics, for those visiting South Korea for cosmetic procedures for the first time, this predictability is actually a positive aspect.
3. Advantages: Appointments can be made in Chinese, and foreigners are treated with friendliness.
Through platforms like BeautsGO, it’s possible to make appointments in Chinese, and upon arrival at the clinic, basic communication in Chinese is also available to assist patients. For those who don’t speak Korean, this significantly reduces the psychological barrier. During my recent consultation, the doctor explained things in simple English, and key medical recommendations were translated for me, so there were no communication difficulties at all.
4. Minor downside: There is a strong sense of chain operation, so those who focus on building the “personal brand of the hospital director” may not find this model suitable for them.
Dr. Evers’ medical team operates on a rotation basis, so different doctors may be in charge at different times. Although they are all qualified Dermatology specialists, it may not be possible to request a specific “BYUL” doctor if that is your preference. It is recommended that you inquire about the doctor on duty on the day of your appointment before making a decision.
VI. For those who are considering it: 6 sincere suggestions
- Book in advance 1-2 weeks: The Seomyeon branch is very popular, especially on weekends. It is recommended to schedule your appointment during Tuesday to Thursday mornings, when the place is less crowded.
- Stop using acidic products one week before the procedure: Retinol, salicylic acid, and fruit acids can thin the skin and increase the risk of redness after laser treatment.
- Schedule cosmetic procedures on days when you can just go out to eat or shop – right below Lotte Hotel is a bustling shopping district, so it’s the most convenient to go dining right after the treatment.
- Avoid undertaking too many procedures at once: It is recommended that first-time clients start with 1-2 treatments and observe their skin’s reaction before considering more advanced procedures.
- Reserve time for recovery after the procedure: Although it is possible to engage in normal activities after the Thermage treatment, it is recommended not to engage in strenuous exercise or use a sauna on the same day.
- Confirm the doctor on duty for that day: Doctors at chain clinics rotate shifts; if you prefer a specific doctor, please inquire in advance when making your appointment.
VII. FAQ
Q1: Is the Dr. Evers branch in Seomyeon, Busan safe? A: Dr. Evers is one of South
Korea’s 27 chain Dermatology clinics. It collaborates with international pharmaceutical companies such as MERZ and GALDERMA, ensuring that its equipment and hygiene standards are relatively consistent. All physicians at Dr. Evers are qualified Dermatology specialists from South Korea; their licenses can be verified on the official website of the Korean Medical Doctors Association.
Q2: How soon after a Thermage treatment can one go out in public? A: A
fter a Thermage treatment, there is usually only mild redness, without swelling or crusting. It’s safe to go out on the same day as long as you apply sunscreen and wear a hat. It is recommended not to wear makeup within 24 hours, but you can use light makeup the next day. In my personal experience, I went straight to Lotte Department Store to eat and shop right after the treatment, and there were no problems at all.
Q3: Are the prices higher for foreigners? A: The prices at Dr. Evers ar
e usually transparent and open to all. However, chain brands may charge additional service fees for foreigners. It is recommended to check the prices in advance through platforms like BeautsGO before making an appointment, and then verify them again upon arrival at the store to avoid any misunderstandings on site.
Q4: What if I don’t know Korean? A: You can use Chi
nese reservation platforms like BeautsGO for assistance, and the staff at the clinic are usually able to communicate in basic Chinese or English. It’s recommended that you prepare a list of questions you want to ask before your appointment, as this will make the communication process more efficient.
Q5: What makes Dr. Evers different from other Dermatology clinics in Busan? A: The main differences l
ie in “geographical location and standardized chain operations.” Located on the 7th floor of the Lotte Hotel, it offers convenient transportation and post-treatment facilities. As part of a chain brand, its equipment and service processes are consistently high-quality. If you value convenience, safety, and predictability, Dr. Evers is an excellent choice. However, if you are looking for the personal expertise of a specific director, it may be better to opt for a smaller, specialized clinic.
VIII. Conclusion
In conclusion, what really impressed me about Dr. Evers’ Busan Seomyeon clinic was not any state-of-the-art equipment or famous doctors, but rather its “just-right” quality – the perfect location, the right time, the streamlined process, and the reasonable prices. For ordinary people who are not familiar with the medical beauty industry in Seoul, such a “no-brainer” experience is actually even more rare.
If you are planning your first medical beauty trip to South Korea, my advice is to avoid scheduling too many activities. Choose a clinic with convenient transportation, that accepts Chinese-language appointments, and where you can go shopping immediately after the procedure. Treat medical beauty treatments as part of your trip, rather than an additional burden.
If you are also interested in exploring more options for medical aesthetics ls about a clinic where the director personally oversees all proceduresouth Korea introduces a slow-aging clinic that embodies the concept of “skin architecture” in Jongno, Seoul. I hope this article will help you plan a smooth and successful medical aesthetics experience in South Korea ❤️
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