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Busan Dermaforest Dermatology (Daewon Branch)

Busan South District · Dermatology · Same Price in Korea and China

I’ve had several anti-aging treatments in Busan, and my most noticeable observation is that for the same Korean-style HIFU device, the prices here are much more affordable compared to those in Gangnam, Seoul. What’s more, all procedures are performed personally by specialized clinic directors—there’s no switching of staff. The figures below show the tax-inclusive reference prices as announced for 2026; take a look before you go so you know what to expect.

💡 Reference prices for popular procedures (Taiwan Dollar for reference only)

• Korean version of HIFU, 300 shots: starting at ₩390,000 (starting at NT$9,000)

• Rejuran PN 2 centum core: starting at ₩400,000 (starting at NT$
9,200)
• Inmode for mid and lower face: starting at ₩330,000 (starting at NT$7,600)

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I. Why Write a Dedicated Article on “Price Lists”

Whenever someone asks me, “Which medical beauty clinic in Busan is worth choosing?” **the first thing they always inquire about is the price.** Prices in Gangnam, Seoul, are easily available online, but many clinics in Busan only provide quotes on the spot, leaving those who do their research feeling uncertain. The First is one of the few clinics in Busan that clearly displays its pricing—official prices for 2026 are openly listed, including taxes, with identical rates for Koreans and foreigners, so there’s no need to worry about “higher prices for foreigners.”

This review is completely unbiased — it simply puts together the public prices for the Ooizumi store in a table for easy comparison, while also highlighting a few common price traps to watch out for. It’s up to you to decide whether to go ahead with it and which store to choose.

II. Basic Hospital Information (Oobuchi Branch)

Derfoster has several branches in Busan, with this article focusing on the Daewon branch (which offers the most complete information and the most transparent pricing). There are also the main store (located in Hwamyeong-dong in the northern district) and the Haeundae branch. While the equipment and pricing systems across these branches are generally similar, their operating hours and transportation access vary, so be sure to confirm which branch you’re visiting before making a reservation.

III. Admission Process (Appointment Required in Advance)

This clinic operates on a reservation basis, especially for appointments with the director or for longer-term anti-aging treatments; it’s recommended to book 2–3 weeks in advance (as there are limited slots available overseas). There are three ways to make a reservation:

IV. 2026 Price List (Oobuchi Store – Tax-Inclusive Reference Prices)

The following three tables show the on-site contract prices (including tax) announced by the Oobuchi branch in May 2026, which remain valid in June. The Taiwan dollar is converted at ₩10,000 ≈ NT$230; this is provided only for budgeting purposes, with the actual price subject to a consultation assessment and current month’s promotions.

① Anti-aging lifting treatments (HIFU / Thermage / Inmode)

② Hyaluronic acid injection (Rejuran / Juvelook / long-lasting hyaluronic acid treatment)

③ Lasers and Skin Type (Potenza / Pigmentation / Cleansing)

V. Busan vs Seoul Gangnam: What’s the price difference?

Many people ask, “When it comes to anti-aging treatments, is Busan really cheaper?” The answer is that the prices are indeed lower, but you need to take into account the difference in equipment models— the Daeyeon branch in Busan primarily uses Korean-made devices (Shurink, 10 Therma), while most clinics in Gangnam, Seoul, offer American-made options (Ultherapy, original Thermage). Here’s a comparison for similar treatments:

Conclusion: For those who are budget-conscious and looking for basic anti-aging treatments along with hyaluronic acid injections, Busan offers a significantly better cost-performance ratio. If you insist on using original American-made probes, Busan also has options such as Ultherapy Prime and Thermage FLX, with prices still lower than those in Seoul. The choice depends on your budget and preferences regarding the specific devices. By the way, I’ve written an article outlining general tips for avoiding pitfalls when seeking Dermatology services in South Korea—feel free to read it before you go.

VI. 3 Price Traps to Watch Out For

① The “starting price” is extremely important. The prices listed in the table are usually the minimum rates; the actual cost will depend on the number of sessions needed, the area treated, the version used (Korean version/American version), and whether post-treatment restoration services are added. During the consultation, ask the doctor to outline the detailed plan so you avoid discovering that the costs exceed your budget at the last minute.

② Prices may vary slightly between different branches. The figures listed here are the official prices for the Oobuchi branch; promotions at this store or the Haeundae branch might differ. When comparing prices across stores, always refer to the current month’s official pricing for that specific store, rather than using generic figures.

③ When choosing a package, check what’s included. Packages such as Thermage combined with HIFU or dual-effect hydrating treatments often come with free Botox or rejuvenation services. The individual prices might seem high, but the overall cost can be more affordable. The key is to make sure the complimentary services meet your needs—don’t add extra items just for the perks.

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