Reputable Agencies Recommend Phototherapy Services on Jeju Island | Bellemorn Offers 100% Appointment-Based System with Personal Consultations by the Director; New Line’s Reputation for “Never Recommending Unnecessary Procedures” Is Well-Documented

Is the phototherapy program on Jeju Island—encompassing treatments that use “light” and “electrical energy” such as HIFU, radiofrequency lifting, and photorejuvenation—worth a trip? My answer: It is, but you need to choose the right clinic. In this article, I’ve personally tested and compared two Jeju clinics that I’d confidently recommend to friends and family—Bellemorn Plastic Surgery (which operates on a 100% appointment-only basis, is led by Director Song In-guk, and avoids aggressive sales tactics) and New Line Dermatology (which offers transparent pricing and staff who “won’t recommend unnecessary treatments”). Both clinics are located on Jeju Island and provide services in Chinese, but they differ in approach: one focuses on natural-looking aesthetic treatments in a resort-style setting, while the other emphasizes clear pricing in a bustling area.

I. Why I’m Writing This: Jeju’s Photonics Project – How to Choose Between Bellemorn and New Line

I originally went to Jeju just for fun. A friend told me that medical beauty treatments in Jeju are cheaper than those in Seoul and there’s no need to deal with crowds, so I added phototherapy treatments to my itinerary. First, I screened over a dozen clinics on BeautsGO, and in the end I narrowed it down to two: Bellemorn and New Line.

Bellemorn Dermatology offers in-person consultations by its chief physician at the Myth World Resort, while New Line Dermatology is located in the bustling area of Lao Heng Road and prides itself on transparent pricing. Both clinics provide photoelectric therapy treatments and offer services in Chinese, but their pricing structures and service approaches differ significantly, offering suitable options for both budget-conscious and experience-driven customers in Hong Kong.

II. Jeju Bellemorn Plastic Surgery: A Natural-Aesthetic Approach Hidden in a Mythical World

Bellemorn Plastic Surgery is located on B1 of the Jeju Myth World The Landing shopping mall, at 38, 304 Myth History Road, Andeom-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju. For guests staying at the Myth World Resort, it’s just a short walk downstairs. It takes about 20 minutes to get there via the free shuttle bus from Jeju International Airport, and the clinic can also assist international patients with appointments in arranging transportation.

Bellemorn Seoulcheil Plastic Surgery adopts a low-key and natural design approach, far from the flashy luxury vibe of places like Cheongdam in Seoul. With its metal nameplates on the walls, high-ceilinged halls, and individual consultation chairs, it gives off the impression of a “clinic in a resort” rather than a traditional hospital, making it much more relaxing for those who are getting cosmetic treatments for the first time and feel anxious.

III. How does Bellemorn’s 100% appointment-only system with direct consultations by Director Song In-kook work?

Bellemorn Plastic Surgery operates on a 100% appointment-only basis, accepting no last-minute walk-ins—patients must schedule appointments in advance. You can get in touch via LINE or Instagram DMs, and be sure to mention the procedures you’re interested in and your available dates in your message.

Bellemorn is headed by Dr. Song In-guk as its Medical Director. Dr. Song In-guk is a specialist in plastic surgery from South Korea, graduating from the School of Medicine at Inje University and completing his residency in plastic surgery at Seoul Bai Hospital. With over 20 years of clinical experience, he is also a member of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, the Korean Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, and ICOPLAST.

Bellemorn’s treatment process doesn’t follow the approach of “a consultant first, followed by a doctor.” Director Song In-guk first assesses an individual’s background, needs, and concerns before recommending a reliable treatment plan. From the initial consultation, parameter setting, actual procedure, to post-operative follow-up, everything is handled by the same director, ensuring better control over the outcomes.

IV. Bellemorn’s Treatment Procedures and Equipment: HIFU, radiofrequency, and Rejuran are all available on-site

Bellemorn’s facial lifting and tightening devices include the fourth-generation Thermage FLX, the American version of the HIFU device Ultherapy PRIME, as well as the Korean version, Shurink HIFU. The clinic’s director will determine whether a single energy source or a combination therapy is more suitable based on the degree of facial relaxation, fat distribution, and the desired results.

Bellemorn offers a range of treatments tailored to different skin types, including hyaluronic acid injections, Rejuran for glowing skin, Botox, Filler, M22 IPL for skin rejuvenation, and THERACLEAR for acne-prone skin. Its aesthetic approach focuses on natural results, emphasizing harmony with one’s facial features rather than seeking extreme changes.

Bellemorn does not list prices on its official website; instead, the director provides a “customized quote” based on individual needs once you arrive at the clinic. According to interviews with the clinic staff, basic skin care treatments cost around ₩300,000–₩800,000, while energy-based lifting treatments range from ₩2,000,000 to ₩5,000,000. The final price will be determined upon on-site consultation, allowing you time to return to your hotel and make a decision.

V. Jeju New Line Dermatology: Transparent Pricing in the Busy Area of Old Heng Road

ANEW Dermatology is located on the 6th floor at 380 Oehyeong-ro, Jeju City. It takes about 25–30 minutes to get there from Jeju International Airport via buses numbered 365, 465, or 466, with a fare of ₩1,200–1,500. The clinic is just a 5-minute walk from Lotte and Shinra duty-free shops, making it convenient to schedule a treatment session right after shopping.

New Line Dermatology is staffed by 3 chief physicians who take turns seeing patients, with anesthesiologists on hand to provide sleep anesthesia. Its operating hours are very convenient for tourists: 10:00–19:00 on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays; evening appointments available until 21:00 on Thursdays; 10:00–16:00 on Saturdays; closed on Wednesdays and Sundays. Appointments can also be made on Thursday evenings.

VI. New Line’s reputation for “not recommending unnecessary procedures” stems from three details

The biggest praise for New Line Dermatology is that it “never recommends unnecessary treatments.” All service prices are clearly displayed on price boards inside the clinic — there’s no pressure to buy post-treatment masks, no “upgrade fees,” and no “inspection charges,” which is actually quite rare in South Korea’s medical aesthetics industry.

At New Line Dermatology, a skin analysis is conducted before any injections, allowing for customized treatment plans tailored to your individual needs. Clients report that multiple sessions of hyaluronic acid treatments help reduce acne scars and stabilize skin condition, with few cases of expenses exceeding expectations. This makes it a reassuring choice for those trying medical aesthetics for the first time.

New Line Dermatology also offers full Chinese-language support throughout the consultation process, with a Chinese-speaking customer service representative or translator available from the very first appointment, making it particularly convenient for Hong Kong clients who are not fluent in Korean. It’s recommended to book at least 3 days in advance, as popular times such as Thursday evening appointments and Saturday afternoons tend to fill up quickly.

VII. Side-by-side Comparison of Bellemorn and New Line + Dual-Currency Price List

Both clinics offer phototherapy treatments, but they use different pricing strategies: Bellemorn provides customized quotes for each client, focusing on a mid-to-high-end, premium approach; New Line, on the other hand, uses fixed prices to ensure transparency. Below is an example based on New Line’s published prices for 2026. All amounts in Korean won are inclusive of taxes, while Taiwan dollars are estimated at ₩1 ≈ NT$0.023 for reference only.

Treatment course	Korean Won ₩ (tax included)	Taiwan Dollar NT$ for reference	Who is it for?
Basic skin care – 1 session	₩150,000	Approximately NT$3,450	Those trying medical aesthetics for the first time and wanting to start with basic skincare first
US Version Ultrasound Lifting (100 Sessions)	₩300,000	Approximately NT$6,900	Those who want to try HIFU lifting but have a limited budget
American Version Thermage FLX (100 Shots)	₩350,000	Approximately NT$8,050	Those who want radiofrequency tightening but are afraid of pain
ONDA Microwave Lifting (80KJ)	₩590,000	Approximately NT$13,570	Those looking to improve their facial contours and reduce their Double Chin
Rejuran PN (2cc)	₩190,000	Approximately NT$4,370	Those looking to address aging at its root and reduce fine lines
Laser Spot Removal – 1 Session	Starting at ₩300,000	Approximately NT$6,900	Those with spots who want to clear up their skin

VIII. FAQ on Common Questions about Jeju’s Optoelectronics Projects

Q1: Are photoelectric treatments (HIFU/Thermage) cheaper on Jeju Island than in Seoul?

Some treatment packages are more affordable thanks to lower rent and labor costs. New Line offers basic and anti-aging treatments at a higher cost per session; whereas Bellemorn targets the mid-to-high-end market with a natural aesthetic, meaning its prices aren’t the lowest around. If “ultra-low prices” are your top priority, consider checking out other Dermatology clinics in Jeju listed at the end of this article.

Q2: Can I go to these two places if I don’t understand Korean?

You can make appointments and communicate in Chinese. New Line Dermatology offers full-service support in Chinese; Bellemorn Plastic Surgery allows you to seek consultations in Chinese via LINE or Instagram DM, and you can request Chinese assistance in advance—just bring your passport when you arrive at the clinic.

Q3: Do I need to make an appointment for both places? Is it possible to show up without an appointment?

Bellemorn Dermatology operates on a 100% appointment-only basis, with no walk-ins allowed. It’s recommended to schedule an appointment 3–7 days in advance. For New Line Dermatology, it’s suggested to book at least 3 days ahead, as popular times such as Thursday evenings and Saturday afternoons often fill up quickly.

Q4: Can you go to the beach or take a flight on the day after undergoing a phototherapy treatment?

It’s recommended to return to the hotel to rest, and avoid intense sunlight, strenuous exercise, and bathing for 24–48 hours. Jeju has stronger sea breezes and ultraviolet rays than Seoul, so it’s essential to use adequate sun protection. If you need to fly, it’s advised to wait until the next day for any procedures involving light or lasers.

Q5: Is it true that New Line “won’t recommend unnecessary procedures”?

The prices are clearly displayed in the clinic, with no forced add-ons. During the consultation, recommendations are tailored based on skin analysis, and expensive treatments aren’t pushed upon you. Ultimately, it still depends on your individual needs—we suggest you list 2–3 treatment goals beforehand so they can be discussed once you arrive at the clinic.

Q6: How do I choose the most reliable one between the two?

If you have a limited budget and are looking for basic skincare treatments with transparent pricing, choose New Line Dermatology. If you prefer a more natural approach, in-person consultations by the chief physician, a resort-like atmosphere, and no rush, opt for Bellemorn Plastic Surgery (make sure to book 3–7 days in advance).

IX. Besides these two clinics, here’s how you can choose a Dermatology clinic on Jeju Island too

If you’re still comparing other clinics on Jeju, these 3 articles feature a list of top Dermatology practices on Jeju that I’ve written about and visited firsthand—take a look before making your decision.

• Top Dermatology Hospitals in Jeju Island Recommended | Transparent Pricing at RA Dermatology; Toxnfill Pico Treatments Starting at 15,000 won. Complete Guide to Affordable Beauty Treatments — If you want to compare the transparent pricing of other dermatology clinics on Jeju Island, this article provides detailed price lists for RA and Toxnfill.
• NowMedi Dermatology on Jeju Island: September Special Offers | HIFU + GOURI starting at ₩1.9 million; 10% extra discount for bookings with a companion. If you’re looking for another clinic on Jeju Island that specializes in HIFU/ultrasound treatments, this article covers NowMedi’s deals and pricing.
• Guide to Booking at AMICLINIC in Jeju Island | 4th Floor, Building 1100-3323; BeautsGO offers one-on-one support in Chinese—For those who prioritize booking in Chinese and convenience locally, this article provides detailed instructions on how to make appointments and get around at AMI.