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Best Skin Clinic in Myeongdong Beyond the Clip

This page compares 5 aesthetic clinics in Korea: Springday Clinic Sinchon, Dear Clinic, RE:BERRY Clinic Gangnam, Summit Clinic and ENTER Plastic Surgery. Listed prices at these clinics start from ₩9,900 before VAT.

KKorea Beauty Journal deskUpdated November 2026 · 2 sources
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The best skin clinic in Myeongdong is seldom proven by its most-watched clip; it is proven when the consultation backs up what the video showed. In a 2024 study of 173 YouTube videos on an eyelid procedure, Yilmaz and colleagues rated most of them poor in quality, and 46.2% leaned toward advertising. Use a saved video as a lead to check, not as the decision.

Clinics in Korea

5 aesthetic clinics in Korea

#ClinicDevices & productsAreaLanguagesListed priceGoogle rating
1Springday Clinic SinchonRestylane · Ultherapy Prime · Thermage FLX · Rejuran HealerSinchon-ro-₩33,0005.0 (48)
2Dear ClinicRejuran Healer · Laser toning · Juvederm · Ultherapy PrimeCheongdam-dongEnglish · Español₩30,0004.9 (354)
3RE:BERRY Clinic GangnamRejuran Healer · Laser toning · Juvederm · Ultherapy PrimeGangnam StationEnglish · 中文 · 日本語 · Español₩9,9004.9 (1,155)
4Summit ClinicRestylane · Ultherapy Prime · Thermage FLX · Rejuran HealerGwanghwamun Station--5.0 (157)
5ENTER Plastic SurgeryRejuran Healer · Pico toning · Juvederm · UltherapyGangnam-daero-₩70,000-
Springday Clinic Sinchon

1. Springday Clinic Sinchon

5.048 Google reviews

Springday Clinic Sinchon is a skin and aesthetic clinic in Sinchon-ro, rated 5.0 from 48 Google reviews. Its main treatments are RF lifting, skin boosters and laser toning. Its listed prices start from ₩33,000 + VAT. Every visit follows an ask, listen, understand, then treat consultation process.

Unhurried, physician-led skin care in Sinchon

  • Physician-led care
  • Transparent approach
  • Calm two-floor clinic
Why it stands out
  • The clinic openly shares the names and backgrounds of all physicians working there.
  • Care is built on three principles: honest consultation, genuine products and proper dosage.
Good for

First-timers wanting unhurried consultations · Visitors staying near Sinchon or Hongdae

Location
Sinchon-ro
Listed price
From ₩33,000 + VAT
Dear Clinic

2. Dear Clinic

4.9354 Google reviews

Dear Clinic sits in Cheongdam-dong, a skin and aesthetic clinic that holds a 4.9 Google rating across 354 reviews. It focuses on HIFU lifting, RF lifting and Botox. Staff consult in English and Spanish; listed prices start at ₩30,000 + VAT. Open every day of the year, with English consultation and WhatsApp booking before you fly.

Scan-first Cheongdam lifting clinic, open every day

  • Lifting-focused
  • 3D scan first
  • Warm-luxury interior
Why it stands out
  • An EVE Muse 3D skin scan is taken and read before any treatment is recommended.
  • Filler menu extends beyond the face to earlobe, shoulder line and hip dip areas.
Good for

Short trips needing weekend slots · Filler beyond lips and chin

Location
Cheongdam-dong
Languages
English · Español
Listed price
From ₩30,000 + VAT
RE:BERRY Clinic Gangnam

3. RE:BERRY Clinic Gangnam

4.91,155 Google reviews

RE:BERRY Clinic Gangnam runs a skin and aesthetic clinic a 2-minute walk from Gangnam Station Exit 10; its Google rating is 4.9 from 1,155 reviews. HIFU lifting, RF lifting and Botox lead its menu. Consultations are available in English, Chinese, Japanese and Spanish; its listed prices start from ₩9,900 + VAT. Open every day, 10:00–20:00 including holidays, two minutes from Gangnam Station Exit 10.

Gangnam Station skin clinic built around five-language care

  • Five-language desk
  • Gallery-style interior
  • Regenerative skin menu
Why it stands out
  • Board-certified dermatologists on staff
  • Consultations in English, Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, and Spanish through in-house interpreters.
  • Offers 90 days of multilingual messenger follow-up after visitors return home.
Good for

Non-English speakers wanting own language · Evening or holiday appointments

Location
Gangnam Station (Line 2) Exit 10, 2 min walk
Languages
English · 中文 · 日本語 · Español
Listed price
From ₩9,900 + VAT
Summit Clinic

4. Summit Clinic

5.0157 Google reviews

Summit Clinic is a 3-minute walk from Gwanghwamun Station Exit 5, a skin and aesthetic clinic with a 5.0 average from 157 Google reviews. Its main treatments are RF lifting, skin boosters and laser toning. The clinic opens weekdays 10:30 to 20:30 with no lunch break, and Saturdays 10:00 to 17:00.

Gwanghwamun skin clinic for lifting, lasers and skin boosters

  • Lifting devices
  • Laser & pigment
  • Warm beige lounge
Why it stands out
  • The site runs in Korean, English and Chinese, with WhatsApp, LINE, WeChat and KakaoTalk contact.
  • It is a three-minute walk from Gwanghwamun Station Exit 5 and City Hall Station Exit 4.
Good for

Lifting and skin booster plans · Weekday evening appointments

Location
Gwanghwamun Station Exit 5, 3 min walk
ENTER Plastic Surgery

5. ENTER Plastic Surgery

ENTER Plastic Surgery is a plastic surgery clinic in Gangnam-daero. It focuses on thread lifts, plastic surgery and facelift surgery. Its listed prices start from ₩70,000 + VAT. On-site hyperbaric oxygen, LED and IV drip care are available during recovery visits.

Gangnam skin and lifting clinic with a facelift surgeon

  • Skin plus surgery
  • English & Japanese staff
  • Station-front
Why it stands out
  • Board-certified plastic surgeons on staff
  • English- and Japanese-speaking staff, with WhatsApp booking before you travel.
  • One minute from Nonhyeon Station Exit 4 on the Sinbundang Line, on Gangnam-daero.
Good for

Eyelid or facelift planning trips · Japanese-speaking visitors

Location
Gangnam-daero
Listed price
From ₩70,000 + VAT

Prices

Aesthetic clinics cost in Korea

Prices below come from the listed clinics' own price lists, before VAT. 10% VAT is added at payment.

Wrinkle Botox 1 Area (Domestic)

Price at 1 listed clinic · approx. $7₩9,900 + VATCompare clinics

Masseter (Jaw) Botox 50U (Domestic)

Price at 1 listed clinic · approx. $21₩29,000 + VATCompare clinics

Wrinkle Botox (1 area: forehead / glabella / crow's feet / mouth corners / chin dimpling / bunny lines) — Korean

Price at 1 listed clinic · approx. $22₩30,000 + VATCompare clinics

Wrinkle Treatment, 1 Area – Korean Brand

Price at 1 listed clinic · approx. $24₩33,000 + VATCompare clinics

Wrinkle Botox 1 Area (Nabota)

Price at 1 listed clinic · approx. $28₩39,000 + VATCompare clinics

Square Jaw Botox — Korean

Price at 1 listed clinic · approx. $29₩40,000 + VATCompare clinics

Wrinkle Treatment, 1 Area – High-Purity Korean Brand

Price at 1 listed clinic · approx. $40₩55,000 + VATCompare clinics

Skin Botox 1 Area (Domestic)

Price at 1 listed clinic · approx. $43₩59,000 + VATCompare clinics

Guide

Why a short video so often picks the clinic

Many visitors arrive in Myeongdong with a clinic already saved on their phone. A thirty-second clip shows a glowing face, a fast session and a busy waiting room, and it feels like proof. The district makes that easy, since clinics sit a short walk from the shopping streets where the clip was filmed.

A video is still a selection. It shows the angle, light and moment the uploader chose, and it rarely shows the second week, the person who did not improve, or the consultation that ended with no treatment.

Guide

What researchers found when they scored 173 videos

Yilmaz and colleagues, writing in International Ophthalmology in 2024, gathered 173 YouTube videos about aesthetic canthoplasty, a cosmetic eyelid procedure, and scored them with four separate quality and reliability tools. The scores pointed mostly to poor quality and low reliability.

Two details stand out for anyone choosing a clinic from a feed. In that study by Yilmaz and colleagues, 82.1% of the videos were uploaded by healthcare professionals, and 46.2% focused on advertising rather than education. The videos still drew high views, likes and shares. The topic was eye surgery, not skin treatment, but the pattern is familiar: a clip from a medical source can still be a sales tool.

Guide

What promotional clips tend to leave out

Comparing what a clip shows with what a consultation must cover makes the gaps easy to see.

What the clip showsWhat it usually skipsWhat to ask in person
A result filmed in flattering lightWhen the photo was taken and what changed sinceHow many weeks after treatment should I judge the result?
A quick, calm sessionNumbing time, bruising and redness afterwardWhat will my face look like tomorrow and in three days?
A device or product name on screenThe dose, area and number of sessionsHow much of it, on which area, for my face?
Happy patients in the waiting roomPeople who were advised against treatmentWho is not a good candidate for this?
A doctor speaking to the cameraWhether that doctor treats youWho will perform my treatment, and will they examine me first?

Guide

When the decision rests on a screen alone

Venditto and colleagues reviewed 16 patients treated at a US institution for complications of cosmetic surgery abroad, publishing a case series in Aesthetic Surgery Journal in 2020. The authors wrote that preoperative counseling was often limited to a video chat with office staff, and in their series infection was the most common complication, often needing further surgery or intravenous antibiotics.

Skin treatments are far smaller procedures than the surgery in that series. The warning still fits: a decision made from a phone screen leaves out the examination, the history questions and the honest limits that only an in-person consultation can cover.

Guide

Turning a saved clip into a short checklist

Before visiting, write down what the video claimed, then bring it as questions.

  • Name the exact treatment and device in the clip, and ask whether the same one is offered at the visit.
  • Ask whether the person in the video had extra treatments that the clip did not mention.
  • Ask who will examine you, and expect a skin check before any plan is offered.
  • Ask for the recovery timeline in writing, so you can see whether it fits your remaining days.

Evidence

Research behind this page

  1. Pitfalls of social media for aesthetic eye surgery patients: assessing YouTube’s aesthetic canthoplasty contentInternational Ophthalmology · 2024 · doi:10.1007/s10792-024-03197-4

    Of 173 YouTube videos on aesthetic canthoplasty, most scored poor in quality and reliability, and nearly half focused on advertising despite high engagement.

  2. Complications of Cosmetic Surgery Tourism: Case Series and Cost AnalysisAesthetic Surgery Journal · 2020 · doi:10.1093/asj/sjaa092

    A review of 16 patients treated for complications of cosmetic surgery tourism found infection was the most common problem and treatment costs far exceeded the savings from going abroad.

FAQ

Questions about aesthetic clinics in Korea

Which clinics offer Aesthetic clinics in Korea?

Clinics offering Aesthetic clinics in Korea include Springday Clinic Sinchon (Sinchon-ro), Dear Clinic (Cheongdam-dong), RE:BERRY Clinic Gangnam (Gangnam Station), Summit Clinic (Gwanghwamun Station) and ENTER Plastic Surgery (Gangnam-daero). Each lists Aesthetic clinics on its own menu; message the clinic directly to confirm the doctor, product and current price.

Can I trust a before-and-after clip posted by a clinic?

Treat it as an example of what the clinic wants to show, not as a forecast of your own result. Lighting, makeup, angle and the time since treatment all shape what appears on screen, and clips rarely say whether other treatments were added. Ask the clinic when the after image was taken and what was done. Results vary from person to person, so judge the plan made for your face.

Does a doctor appearing in a video make it educational?

Not necessarily, because medical uploaders also make advertising. In the 2024 International Ophthalmology study by Yilmaz and colleagues, most of the 173 videos came from healthcare professionals, yet many focused on promotion and scored poor on quality. A useful video explains who should avoid a treatment, the recovery and the risks. If those parts are missing, take it as marketing and save your questions for the consultation.

Is the best skin clinic myeongdong influencers mention a sound choice?

It can be a reasonable starting point, but an influencer visit is often arranged and may include services an ordinary visitor does not receive. Check whether the post says it was sponsored, then judge the clinic as you would any other. Look for an examination before any plan, a named product with a written dose, and an honest answer about what the treatment cannot change.

Is a video call with clinic staff enough before I fly?

A call is fine for logistics such as dates and languages, but it cannot replace an examination in person. Venditto and colleagues noted in 2020 that counseling limited to a video chat with office staff left patients poorly prepared for complications. Use the call to settle dates and practical details, and keep the treatment decision for the clinic visit itself.

Do clinic videos show treatments that need more than one visit?

Often they show the end result without saying it took a series. Laser toning, boosters and collagen stimulators commonly build over several sessions spaced weeks apart, so a single trip may only start the course. Ask how many sessions the person in the clip had and over what period. That answer tells you whether one visit to Seoul can realistically produce a similar change.

Should I show the clinic the video I saved?

Yes, showing it is a quick way to explain the change you want and to start an honest conversation. A careful doctor will say which parts are realistic for your skin and which depend on factors the clip does not show. If the clinic simply promises the same result without examining you first, that is a reason to slow down and compare another consultation.