Complete Guide to Prices at South Korea’s Lumiin Dermatology in 2026 | Thermage US version costs 1.48 million, Potenza costs 190,000, and Rejuran costs 290,000 – no hidden fees when you visit!
When going to South Korea for medical aesthetics treatments, what’s most worrying isn’t choosing the wrong procedure — it’s realizing upon arriving at the clinic that foreigners have to pay significantly more than local Koreans. This so-called “tourist price” has left many feeling cheated. This time, I’ve compiled a handy guide featuring the prices at Lumiin Dermatology for 2026, clearly explaining Thermage, Potenza, and Rejuran in one place, while also giving you tips on how to ensure you’re not overcharged when visiting the clinic.
Why did I turn Lumiin’s price list into a cheat sheet this time?
What really puts my mind at ease about Lumiin isn’t its status as an internet celebrity brand, but rather its transparency. It’s one of the few Dermatology clinics in Gangnam, Seoul, that maintains identical prices for both Korean and foreign patients—everyone sees the same price list, there are no booking fees, and no forced upgrades.
The clinic is located on the 3rd floor of the SH Building at 324 Seonnyeong-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (same floor as Starbucks Daeji Handi). It’s just a 3-minute walk from Seonnyeong Station on Subway Line 2. Three specialized Dermatology doctors provide consultations here, with hours of operation from 10:00–20:00 Monday to Friday, 9:30–15:30 on Saturdays, and closed on Sundays.
This handy guide puts together everything you need—how much you can save by taking a one-stop trip, which treatments are right for you, and how to protect yourself at the clinic—in one place, so you won’t panic on the day of your appointment.
Lumiin Dermatology’s 2026 Latest Price List: Thermage, Potenza, and Rejuran All in One Place
Let’s start with the overview table. The prices listed below are tax-inclusive (in Korean won). The three most popular treatments—American version Thermage at 1.48 million won, Potenza at 190,000 won, and Rejuran at 290,000 won—are highlighted for easy reference. Other commonly performed procedures are also listed to facilitate price comparison.
| Project | Reference Price (₩) | Approximate TWD amount (for reference) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| ★ American Version Thermage for the Eye Area | Starting from ₩1,480,000 | Around NT$34,000 | Title anchor price |
| American Version Thermage for the Entire Face | Starting from ₩1,350,000 | Approximately NT$31,000 | THE LATEST VERSION OF FLX |
| ★ Potenza for Full Face Treatment | Starting from ₩190,000 | Around NT$4,400 | Includes 3-day post-surgery care |
| ★ Rejuran Basic Version | Starting from ₩290,000 | Around NT$6,700 | PN Repair Glow Toner |
| Rejuran PN 2cc | Starting from ₩350,000 | Around NT$8,000 | BeautsGO Real-Time Price |
| Ultrasound Lifting + Radiofrequency | Starting from ₩500,000 | — | Direct access to the fascial layer |
| Ultra-Pico (All Modes) | Starting from ₩240,000 | — | Skin spots/acne scars |
| Inmode Inmode Treatment | Starting from ₩1,780,000 | — | Body Sculpting |
| LDM Water Drop Management | Starting from ₩80,000 | Around NT$1,800 | Post-surgery stabilization |
💡 Price source explanation: The figures above are compiled from BeautsGO’s public price list and publicly available third-party data (search date: 2026-07-20), representing tax-inclusive reference prices. Exchange rates fluctuate, so the actual cost will be based on the clinic’s current quote. Spending ₩500,000 or more on a single treatment qualifies you for a约10% tax refund in South Korea—don’t miss out!
Is the US version of Thermage at 1.48 million really worth it? How much more can you save compared to Taiwan and Hong Kong?
Thermage is Lumiin’s flagship treatment, and it’s also the one that most people struggle with when deciding whether to take a trip just for it. Comparing prices directly gives you the clearest picture:
| Region | American Version Thermage for the Entire Face (Approx.) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Taiwan | NT$90,000–120,000 | Around 900 rounds – industry standard pricing |
| Hong Kong | HK$20,000–28,000 | Approximately 60–70% of the NT dollar amount |
| Lumiin in South Korea | Starting from ₩1,350,000 (approximately NT$31,000) | Same price in China and South Korea — no tourist surcharge |
The conclusion is quite straightforward: for the same full-face Thermage treatment, Lumiin costs around NT$31,000 including taxes, while in Taiwan it starts at NT$90,000 or more. Even when factoring in round-trip flight tickets and accommodation, most people still save over 60% compared to getting the treatment in Taiwan — plus they get to visit Seoul along the way.
Potenza costs 190,000, while Rejuran is priced at 290,000. Who are these two beginner-friendly treatments suitable for?
If your budget is limited or this is your first time, I’d recommend starting with these two “introductory” treatments. Doing both only costs starting at ₩480,000 (around NT$11,000), which is even cheaper than getting just one treatment in Taiwan.
💎 Potenza – Starting from 190,000
Suitable for: people with oily acne-prone skin, enlarged Pores, acne scars, and rough skin texture. Not suitable for: those
in severe sensitivity or inflammation stages, or those currently experiencing active acne breakouts and sores—it’s best to stabilize the skin first.
💧 Rejuran starting from 290,000
Suitable for: those with dry skin, fine lines, post-surgery recovery needs, or who want to achieve a brighter complexion.
Quick tip: The PN ingredient helps repair the dermis—it doesn’t provide immediate filler effects, so it takes some time to work.
📌 My recommendation: If this is your first time flying to Seoul and you want to “get the most out of your limited budget,” the Potenza + Rejuran combo is the safest choice. If you can only choose one treatment, go with Rejuran for dry skin or Potenza for oily or acne-prone skin.
How can you ensure you’re not scammed when visiting a clinic? I’ve identified 4 things to check on the spot.
Lumiin offers the same price in both South Korea and China, with no booking fee required. However, every clinic recommends doing these four things right from the start to minimize risks:
- Check the price list right upon entering: Insist on seeing a price list with identical prices in both Chinese and Korean, to ensure the figures you see match those used by locals in Korea (for Lumiin, set same_price=1, and feel free to request a verification).
- Open consumables in person: Syringes and probes must be opened right in front of you, with QR code verification for authenticity (Rejuran allows QR code scanning). We refuse to use any unknown consumables that have already been opened.
- Decline forced upgrades: The clinic doesn’t push these on you, and if you’re offered expensive procedures, you have the right to say no. First, write down the procedures you want to have done along with their prices in a memo for clear verification.
- Don’t forget to claim your tax refund when spending over ₩500,000: Spend ₩500,000 or more in one transaction and you’re eligible for a 10% refund. Go through the process at duty-free shops or the airport before leaving – don’t miss out on this money.
Honest advice for those considering getting cosmetic treatments at Lumiin
If you’re still on the fence, my advice is this: if your budget is limited, it’s your first time visiting Seoul, and you’re worried about being charged tourist prices—Lumiin is practically one of the most reliable options in Gangnam. With three specialized doctors providing services, identical pricing for Korean and foreign clients, and Chinese-speaking support, you can go shopping right after undergoing Thermage/Potenza/Rejuran treatments, with almost no downtime at all.
The only thing to keep in mind is that popular times are usually fully booked. It’s recommended to make reservations 1–2 weeks in advance during weekends and peak tourist seasons. Booking through BeautsGO’s fully Chinese interface is the simplest way to do this. You can check prices and book directly using the card below:
📚 Further Reading (related articles about Lumiin shown alongside):
Get clear on the clinic location, pricing structure, and deposit requirements—read this before you go.
Actual cost breakdown for Taiwan/Hong Kong/Korea—how much can you really save after tax refunds.
First-hand experience with in-person consultations by 3 specialist doctors and a record of the Thermage FLX treatment.
FAQ: Common Questions – Check These 4 Points Before Visiting Lumiin
Q1: Where is Lumiin? Is it easily accessible?
The clinic is located on the 3rd floor of the SH Building at 324 Seonnyeong-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (same floor as Starbucks Daeji Handi). It’s just a 3-minute walk from Seonnyeong Station on Subway Line 2, making it very convenient to schedule treatments while shopping on weekends.
Q2: Do foreigners need to use Korean to make appointments?
No need. You can make appointments through BeautsGO’s fully Chinese interface, and the clinic also has staff who speak Chinese. A translator will be with you throughout the consultation, so you don’t have to worry about language barriers even if it’s your first time there.
Q3: Is the price inclusive of tax? Will there be an extra charge on site?
The prices listed above are tax-inclusive reference rates. Lumiin ensures identical pricing between China and South Korea, charges no booking fee, and keeps its price list publicly available. Before undergoing any treatment, simply confirm the “procedure + number of sessions” with the doctor, and feel free to raise concerns about any unexpected additional fees on the spot.
Q4: Can I go shopping on the day of the procedure? How long is the recovery period?
Thermage, Potenza, and Rejuran generally require no recovery time, allowing you to wear makeup and go out as usual right after the treatment. Ultrasound-based procedures might cause slight swelling, which usually subsides within 2–3 days. It’s recommended to wait until the day after the treatment before applying makeup and to reinforce sun protection.
