Complete Guide to Prices at VSLINE Dermatology in South Korea: Actual Price List at the Apgujeong Branch – Here’s What I Took Photos Of for You (Including NT$ Conversion + 8 Key Points to Keep in Mind When Making Appointments)
When it comes to seeking cosmetic treatments in Gangnam/Apgujeong, Seoul, VSLINE (VS라인/VS Line Clinic) is almost always the first name that pops up whenever Taiwanese girls search for “prices of Dermatology services in South Korea.” But even I was worried before my first visit—prices varied widely online, and the official Korean website only listed some of the procedures, leaving me anxious about possible overpriced charges on site. This is my honest review based on a personal visit to their Apgujeong branch, where I compiled the price list posted there for 2026. All prices include taxes, with approximate conversions to New Taiwan Dollars provided to give you an idea ahead of your trip.
• The price remains the same for both South Koreans and foreigners, with no additional charges, and taxes are already included; booking through BeautsGO locks in the price right away.
• Basic cleansing costs NT$1,200 with change given; Rejuran glow treatment starts at ₩180,000 (approximately NT$4,100), while full-face HIFU treatment begins at ₩800,000 (about NT$18,000).
• All lasers are genuine models: PicoSure Pro, Spectra XT, and original Ultherapy — this is crucial for achieving optimal results.
• Important note for branch locations: The latest model of “Titanium Lifting” available in 2026 is only at the Gangnam flagship store; the Apgujeong branch uses the older version.
• Initial consultation is free; a post-surgery care kit (repairing cream + sunscreen) is provided free of charge, so no need to purchase it separately.
Why did I go out of my way to check its price?
To be honest, VSLINE is quite well-known among Taiwanese women, but high popularity doesn’t necessarily mean transparent pricing. Before I left, the prices I saw on forums didn’t match those on their official website. The Korean-language site only listed treatments like HIFU, Thermage, and thread lifting—while popular options among Taiwanese consumers such as fillers, Pico treatments, and Rejuran were nowhere to be found. That’s why I specifically took photos of the price lists on site during my trip and went home to organize them item by item. All the figures below represent their official 2026 prices (including taxes). I’ve roughly estimated 10,000 KRW as around NT$230 for your reference only.
First, figure out whether it’s the “Apgujeong branch” or the “Gangnam head office”?
I have to mention this first, because both addresses are mentioned online, and it’s easy to get confused.
• Apgujeong Branch (the focus of this article, BeautsGO #231): Located on the 3rd floor of the ISA Building at 51, 30-gil, Apgujeong-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, near Apgujeong Rodeo Station. Open Monday to Friday from 10:00–20:00, Saturday from 10:00–17:00, closed on Sundays.
• Gangnam Head Office: Situated along Teheran-ro, it
’s closer to Gangnam Station. The key advantage here is that the latest model of “Titanium Lifting” for 2026 is only available at the head office—the Apgujeong branch uses the older version. If you’re specifically looking for the newest Titanium Lifting treatment, be sure to book an appointment at the head office.
The price lists of the two stores are largely similar, with the main differences lying in the design and whether the models are new or older. The prices listed below refer primarily to those at the Apgujeong store; those marked as “Exclusive to Headstore” will be specified separately.
2026 On-Site Price List (Tax Included・Approximate NT$ Amount)
Unit: South Korean Won KRW; NT$ is estimated as ₩10,000≈NT$230. The actual amount charged will be based on the exchange rate on the day of payment.
| Project | Korean Won | Around NT$ |
|---|---|---|
| Deep cleansing treatment | ₩55,000 | NT$1,265 |
| Moisturizing & Soothing Treatment | ₩66,000 | NT$1,518 |
| Types of hydrating treatments | Korean Won | Around NT$ |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Hyaluronic Acid Treatment (Single Filler) | ₩120,000–150,000 | NT$2,760–3,450 |
| Rejuran Glow Serum (Rejuran + Filler) | ₩180,000–220,000 | NT$4,140–5,060 |
| Chanel Glow / NCTF 135HA | ₩200,000–250,000 | NT$4,600–5,750 |
| Juvelook Collagen Glow Serum | ₩250,000–300,000 | NT$5,750–6,900 |
| High-concentration Filler + Peptides (Ice Needle) | ₩280,000–350,000 | NT$6,440–8,050 |
| Equipment (Device) | Korean Won | Around NT$ |
|---|---|---|
| Pico laser (localized treatment, PicoSure Pro) | ₩88,000–132,000 | NT$2,024–3,036 |
| Pico Laser Treatment (Full Face) | ₩150,000–250,000 | NT$3,450–5,750 |
| Purifying Laser Treatment (Full Face, Spectra XT) | ₩100,000–150,000 | NT$2,300–3,450 |
| FlyShot Laser (Full Face, Fraxel Dual) | ₩200,000–300,000 | NT$4,600–6,900 |
| Project | Korean Won | Around NT$ |
|---|---|---|
| Full-face HIFU treatment, Ultherapy (400–500 pulses) | Starting from ₩800,000 | Starting from NT$18,400 |
| Titanium Lifting – Exclusive 2026 Model Available at Flagship Store Only | In-person consultation (model/quantity has a significant impact) | — |
| Thermage (for face and neck) | ₩1,190,000–1,700,000 | NT$27,370–39,100 |
| Density: Firmness | ₩690,000–890,000 | NT$15,870–20,470 |
| Tune Face Radio Waves | ₩400,000–600,000 | NT$9,200–13,800 |
| Project | Korean Won | Around NT$ |
|---|---|---|
| Rejuran Healer (2cc) | ₩180,000–330,000 | NT$4,140–7,590 |
| Rejuran HB (1cc) | ₩180,000 | NT$4,140 |
| JuveLook (3cc) | ₩310,000 | NT$7,130 |
| Filler Injection (1 centum core) | ₩200,000–300,000 | NT$4,600–6,900 |
| Botulinum Toxin (Single Site, Active Units) | Starting from ₩9,900 | Starting from NT$228 |
| Thread Lifting (Full Face) | ₩220,000–330,000 | NT$5,060–7,590 |
Quick tip: The wide range of prices for HIFU treatments is due to the fact that the number of pulses required depends on an individual’s face shape and anatomical structure. During the consultation, your doctor will assess how many pulses you need and at which layers they should be applied. So when scheduling a consultation, don’t just ask about the cost—instead, inquire about how many pulses are included in that price and which areas will be treated. This way, there are fewer chances of misunderstandings.
How to read this price list to avoid costly mistakes?
My biggest takeaway after doing all this research on my own is: don’t just focus on the numbers—look at the “ingredients, hair count, whether tax is included, and whether post-procedure care is provided.” Here are a few examples:
• If you’re getting Rejuran treatments just once, it’s recommended to skip the basic hydration version (which only provides moisture) and start with Rejuran or Chanel instead, as you’ll notice a more significant effect right away. If your budget allows, opt for Juvelook, which stimulates collagen production.
• It’s crucial that the laser equipment is genuine — some low-cost clinics in South Korea use second-hand or non-original devices, which result in much poorer treatment outcomes. VSLINE’s Pico lasers are the PicoSure Pro model, and its skin purification systems use the Spectra XT model; both are officially authorized by the manufacturers.
• The price of Filler in South Korea is about 30–50% lower than that in Taiwan, and it becomes even more cost-effective after tax refunds—provided you make sure to use genuine original products (VSLINE uses original products from South Korea/Europe).
Three budget options – how to choose the most cost-effective one?
| Budget range | Arrange it like this. | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Introductory Experience (50,000–100,000 KRW) |
Deep Cleansing ₩55,000 + Hydrating Soothing Treatment ₩66,000 | ₩121,000 is app roximately NT$2,783 |
| CP Value Rout e (200,000–300,000 KRW) |
Rejuran Glow Treatment ₩200,000 + Pico Laser Treatment for Specific Areas ₩110,000 | ₩310,000 is app roximately NT$7,130 |
| One-time so lution (800,000–1.2 million KRW) |
Full-face HIFU treatment: ₩1,000,000 + Chanel Glow treatment: ₩220,000 | ₩1,220,000 is appr oximately NT$28,060 |
My 5-Step Booking SOP (Follow This to Never Miss a Appointment)
Step 1｜First, decide on the branch: For the latest Titanium Lifting treatments, choose the Gangnam main store; for other services, the Apgujeong branch will suffice. Getting this step wrong could mean your trip is in vain right from the start.
Step 2｜Book through BeautsGO’s fixed-price system: Search for “VS LINE Dermatology (Apgujeong Branch)” on BeautsGO to make a reservation directly. The price is confirmed at the time of booking, and foreigners won’t be charged an extra fee (I’ve included the link at the end of the article).
Step 3 | Notes and date: Leave a message with “service + desired date,” such as “Rejuran glow treatment + HIFU consultation, 8/10.” There are Chinese-speaking customer service representatives available, so you don’t have to worry about language barriers.
Step 4｜Check if a post-procedure care kit is included: Repairing cream and sunscreen are provided free of charge. If you’d like to bring extra skincare products home, you’ll need to purchase them separately (around ₩30,000–55,000).
Step 5｜Bring your ID and cash on the day: Prepare a budget of 120% of the estimated cost, and keep 100,000–200,000 KRW in cash for transportation and meals; most services can be paid by card.
What’s the process on the day of arrival at the clinic?
The actual order I followed that day was: checking in at the counter → consultation (the doctor examines the skin condition, confirms the procedures and prices; the initial consultation is free) → makeup removal and cleansing → treatment (for injection-based procedures, an anesthetic cream is applied first, and most quotes already include the anesthesia cost) → receipt of post-treatment care kit → scheduling the next appointment or leaving the clinic. The whole process takes around 1.5–2.5 hours, depending on the number of procedures. For first-time visitors, it’s recommended to request a price list before the consultation so you can compare costs before deciding whether to proceed.
Is VSLINE worth it compared to other Dermatology clinics in Gangnam?
| Comparison Points | VSLINE Apgujeong Branch | Typical Gangnam community clinics |
|---|---|---|
| Price transparency | Public on-site price list + BeautsGO for price locking | Some require on-site quotation |
| Authenticity of equipment | PicoSure Pro/Spectra XT/Original Ultherapy | Varies by clinic |
| Higher price for foreigners | Fixed price, no extra charges | Occasionally |
| Chinese Services | Chinese customer service available | Not necessarily |
| The Latest Titanium Lifting Techniques | Only the flagship store has the 2026 model. | — |
📌 8 Things You Must Know Before Making an Appointment
Frequently Asked Questions FAQ
Q: Is the price list inclusive of tax? Yes, a
ll prices listed are already including tax. Refunds are additional amounts returned, not deducted from the prices on the list.
Q: Are packages cheaper than individual treatm
ents? There are occasional seasonal packages (such as the hydrating treatment season in autumn and winter), but no fixed discounts. You can often find current offers on BeautsGO, typically offering 10–15% off.
Q: As a foreigner, will I be charged more? No, the
price is the same for everyone. If you’re worried about extra charges, book through BeautsGO — the price is locked in at the time of booking.
Q: Can I pay in cash in Korean won? How much should I bring? Car
ds are accepted; it’s recommended to prepare a budget of 120% of the estimated cost, and have 100,000–200,000 Korean won in cash for transportation and meals.
Q: How often are the prices updated? They
are usually adjusted once a year, with an increase of around 5–10%. It’s best to check the latest quotes on BeautsGO before you go for the most accurate information.
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p guide for booking appointments.
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Disclaimer: This article is based on personal experiences and compiled from public price lists. It does not constitute medical advice nor is it intended as advertising. All prices are current on-site/official quotes for 2026 (including taxes). For reference, ₩10,000 is approximately equivalent to NT$230; the actual amount will depend on the exchange rate at the time and the consultation with a doctor. Cosmetic procedures carry individual risks, so please seek thorough consultation before making any decisions. Booking through BeautsGO’s affiliate links does not affect the quoted prices.
