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Visitor Planning — Built Around Recovery

3-Day Seoul Beauty Itinerary — Skin Clinic Planning in Cheongdam, Gangnam, Seoul

Three days is enough for a diagnosis, one or two treatments and a review, provided the order respects how skin settles. This page sets out that order. It is a planning framework and not a booking: nothing is scheduled before your consultation.

Day 1 diagnosis, day 3 review Low-downtime start from ₩150,000 (≈ $105) Open 365 days
Send Your Dates Start at Day One
The Framework

How three clinic days are ordered, when recovery sets the calendar

A workable three-day plan at Dear Clinic puts the EVE Muse diagnosis and the lowest-downtime work on day one, any energy session on day two once the director has agreed to it, and a review on day three before you fly. Nothing on this page is booked in advance of the consultation, and every line named here is quoted individually.

The reason for that order is unglamorous. Injection points and flushing are at their most visible in the first twenty-four to forty-eight hours, so work done on arrival has somewhere to settle. An energy session placed last leaves you boarding a flight in the window where warmth and tightness are most noticeable, with no clinic day left to ask about it.

The clinic sits in Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam, on the fifth and seventh floors of the Namhangang Building. Beyond that address this page makes no recommendations about where to stay, eat or spend the hours between appointments; those are not medical questions and we are not qualified to answer them.

A client leans into the EVE 3D skin analysis unit while the scan is reviewed on a tablet
The capture on day one is what makes days two and three planning decisions instead of guesses.
Day One

Diagnosis first, then only what settles overnight

Three published lines suit a first clinic day, and each is short enough to leave the rest of the day free.

FIRST

The EVE Muse capture and the consultation

The face is photographed in 3D under five light sources with AI analysis, and your director reads it with you before any treatment is named. This is where a three-day plan is actually written, and it is the reason nothing below should be booked from a website.

LINE A

Dual laser toning for tone and pigment

A low-fluence session aimed at pigment and overall tone, published at ₩200,000 (≈ $145) and including skincare in the same session. Pigment work is genuinely multi-session, so one sitting inside a short trip is a start and no more; see the laser toning page for what a course involves.

LINE B

Full-face skin botox, the Korean tier

Small superficial doses of botulinum toxin across the face, listed at ₩150,000 (≈ $105) for the full-face Korean tier. Tiny injection marks fade quickly, which is why it belongs on the first day and not the last; the skin botox page carries the detail.

LINE C

Rejuran Healer, the polynucleotide line

A PDRN injectable given in 2cc units at ₩300,000 (≈ $215). It leaves small raised points and often bruising, so it wants a day or two in hand before you photograph yourself. The Rejuran Healer page covers how a full course is normally spaced.

None of those three is obligatory and none of them is a package. Your director may say one of them, two of them, or none. A first day that ends with a diagnosis and no treatment is a normal outcome here, and the same-day treatment page explains when treating on the first visit is medically reasonable.

Day Two

An energy session, if the director agrees to one

The middle day is where a lifting session fits, because it leaves a clinic day behind it.

STEP 01

Shurink Universe as the middle-day block

Focused ultrasound sold in 300-shot blocks at ₩150,000 (≈ $105), with the shot count set by the capture taken the day before. It is the accessible tier of the two ultrasound platforms in the building, and the Shurink Universe page sets out where it sits among the rest.

STEP 02

Why a lifting session is not scheduled on day three

Warmth, tenderness and a tight field are usual for some days after focused ultrasound, and the first of those days is the least comfortable. Placing the session on the middle day means the sensation is declining while you still have a clinic day available to ask about it.

STEP 03

Why the answer is sometimes no

A lifting session is a clinical decision, and the reading may say your face gains nothing from one this year. We do not recommend energy work on skin that gathers into a standing fold, and active inflammation, recent sunburn, implanted electronic devices, metal in the field, pregnancy and breastfeeding all change or rule out the session.

Whether two of the lines on this page can share one appointment is also a clinical decision, made on the day by the director who read your capture. Where the answer is no, the reason is that stacking heat and injection in one field raises the risk of bruising and burns without buying a better result. The lifting and tightening category page compares the platforms in full.

Day Three

The review before you fly, and what it is actually for

The last clinic day is short, and it is the one most visitors are tempted to skip.

Someone looks at what was done. Injection points, flushing, bruising and any asymmetry are checked by the doctor who performed the work. Finding a problem while you are still in Seoul is worth more than the hour it costs, which is the entire argument for keeping the appointment.
The remainder of the plan is written down. Pigment courses and polynucleotide courses are multi-session by nature, so the review is where the intervals and the remaining lines are set out for you to continue after the trip, with the published rate beside each one.
The flight itself is discussed. How long to leave between the last treatment and boarding depends on what was done and on how you have responded, so it is answered in person on this day. General advice on the last days of a trip sits on the treating before the flight home page.
A route for questions after you land is agreed. Follow-up continues in English once you have left Korea, and the English-language clinic page describes how that channel works. Lasting pain, spreading swelling, blistering, colour change or numbness that does not resolve means contacting the clinic immediately, wherever you are by then.

If your three days land across a Saturday or a Sunday, the plan still works. We open 10:00 to 19:00 on weekdays and 10:00 to 16:00 at weekends and public holidays, 365 days a year, with no lunchtime closure; the Sunday opening page has the detail.

What Does Not Fit

Work that does not belong inside a three-day window

Naming these early is more useful than filling the calendar.

Anything whose result you want to see before flying. Energy platforms work through collagen remodelling and polynucleotide courses build gradually, so three days shows you recovery and not outcome. Expecting the outcome inside the window is the commonest way a visitor leaves disappointed by work that was performed correctly.
A course compressed into consecutive days. Pigment and booster courses are spaced for a reason, and running the sessions back to back does not accelerate them. The review on day three is where the remaining intervals are written out instead.
A treatment chosen before the capture. Arriving having decided what to buy removes the only step that makes the rest worthwhile. Where the reading disagrees with the request, you are told so, and we decline work that the diagnosis does not support.
Surgery of any kind. Dear Clinic is a non-surgical practice. Where the finding is loose skin that gathers into a standing fold, no line on this page reaches it, and you are told that at the consultation.
Dear, Knowhow

Why a visitor's three days are scheduled this way here

01 — THE FULL ARSENAL

Toning, toxin, boosters and lifting on the same two floors

The four lines named on this page sit on 5F and 7F alongside the rest of the range, so a three-day plan can be rewritten on the morning of day two without sending you anywhere. No console carries a quota, which is why a plan that uses one line and skips the others is a normal answer.

02 — DIAGNOSIS FIRST

The capture decides what your three days carry

EVE Muse photographs the face in 3D under five light sources with AI analysis. The reading is taken before anything is scheduled, so days two and three are planned against evidence.

03 — DIRECTOR-PERFORMED

The same doctor across all three days

Continuity matters more on a short trip than anywhere else, because the person reviewing on day three needs to remember exactly what was placed and where on day one. Your treatments are director-performed by the doctor who read your capture, and that doctor takes the review.

New Titanium (Portra Quattro) lifting laser platform on castors with its articulated delivery arm and handpiece at Dear Clinic
Toning sessions are short, which is why they suit the first clinic day of a short visit.
Private recovery bay at Dear Clinic with a DEAR-embroidered blanket and a soft reading light
The recovery bay is where the first thirty minutes after a session are spent, before you go back out into Gangnam.
In the clinic

The devices and hands behind this treatment

Shurink Universe focused ultrasound system with its face and body handpieces docked on either side of the console at Dear Clinic
The middle-day platform, dosed in 300-shot blocks against the previous day's capture
Waiting nook and coffee bar along the treatment corridor at Dear Clinic Cheongdam
The corridor between the analysis room and the treatment bays, where most of a short appointment is spent waiting
Pricing

What the lines in a three-day plan
cost in Cheongdam

Each line carries its own published rate and a three-day plan is their sum. Dual laser toning with skincare is ₩200,000 (≈ $145) per session. Full-face skin botox on the Korean tier is ₩150,000 (≈ $105). Rejuran Healer is ₩300,000 (≈ $215) for 2cc. A Shurink Universe block is ₩150,000 (≈ $105) for 300 shots.

There is no three-day rate, no visitor rate and no itinerary bundle. Those four figures are the same figures a Korean patient sees, and taking several of them carries no tier or discount. What your own total comes to depends on which lines the reading actually supports, which is settled at the consultation and written down before anything is opened.

International visitors pay the same published figures as Korean patients, with no surcharge. Arrangements for the consultation and for aftercare are explained at your appointment. The whole card is on the published price list, so you can read the rest of it before you fly.

If the capture says your three days are better spent without treatment, that is the answer you get, and it costs us the whole itinerary.

Caution

What each day of the plan feels like, and the risks worth naming

After a toning session. Mild warmth and a light flush for a few hours. Low-fluence laser work carries its own limits: repeated sessions can leave patchy loss of pigment in some skins, which is one reason a course is spaced and monitored instead of run to a fixed count.
After superficial toxin. Pinpoint marks and occasional small bruises at injection sites, settling over a day or two. Asymmetry and unintended effects on nearby muscles are the risks worth naming, and they are why the dose map is drawn by the director for each face.
After a polynucleotide injectable. Raised points across the treated field for several hours, bruising that can last a few days, and tenderness on pressure. Any lump that appears later, or swelling that spreads, is reported to the clinic without waiting for your next visit.
After focused ultrasound. Tenderness along the treated lines, occasionally small welts that settle within the hour, and an ache on chewing for some days. A burn is the named risk on any heat platform and transient numbness can occur and resolves.
Across all three days. Saunas, hot yoga, strong scrubs and alcohol wait a few days, sunscreen is daily, and makeup goes back on once any flush has gone. Comfort measures during each session are confirmed at your consultation.

Tell your director at the first appointment about medication and supplements including blood thinners, allergies, autoimmune and neuromuscular conditions, keloid history, recent sun exposure, implanted electronic devices, metal in the treatment field, pregnancy and breastfeeding. Several of those change the plan and one or two remove a day from it.

Medical Team

Five doctors, one standard

Director-performed treatment is a Dear promise — your procedure is planned and performed by the doctors below.

Dr. Jemin Kim — Medical Director and Founder, Dear Clinic
Dr. Jemin Kim
Yonsei University College of Medicine
Medical Director · Founder
Dr. Sanghyun Lee — Director, Dear Clinic
Dr. Sanghyun Lee
Seoul National University College of Medicine
Director
Board-certified · Family Medicine
Dr. Seonhaeng Lee — Director of Aesthetic Medicine, Dear Clinic
Dr. Seonhaeng Lee
Chosun University College of Medicine · Residency, Samsung Medical Center
Director, Aesthetic Medicine
Dr. Daeun Jung — Director, Dear Clinic
Dr. Daeun Jung
Ajou University College of Medicine
Director
Board-certified · Family Medicine
Dr. Woojae Jung — Director of Aesthetic Medicine, Dear Clinic
Dr. Woojae Jung
Seoul National University — B.S. in Medicine
Director, Aesthetic Medicine
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FAQ

Planning three clinic days in Seoul, answered

Can I book the treatments for my three days before I arrive in Seoul?
You can book the first appointment, which is the consultation and the EVE Muse capture. Treatments are not booked before that, because what your face needs is decided from the reading and not from an enquiry. Send your travel dates and we will hold a first slot and reply in English as soon as possible.
How much does a 3-day beauty itinerary at a skin clinic cost in Cheongdam Seoul?
It is the sum of whichever published lines your reading supports; there is no itinerary price. Dual laser toning with skincare is ₩200,000 (≈ $145), full-face skin botox on the Korean tier ₩150,000 (≈ $105), Rejuran Healer ₩300,000 (≈ $215) for 2cc, and a Shurink Universe block ₩150,000 (≈ $105) for 300 shots. A plan using one of them is common.
Is a 3-day skin clinic itinerary in Korea safe for a visitor?
It is as safe as the sequencing and the diagnosis behind it. The framework here puts the capture first, keeps the highest-sensation work off the final day, and holds a review before you fly so that anything unexpected is seen by the doctor who treated you. Every treatment named carries named risks, which are set out in the recovery section above and again in person.
Which treatments make sense on the first clinic day?
The ones whose visible effects settle overnight. Dual laser toning leaves a light flush for a few hours, superficial toxin leaves pinpoint marks, and a polynucleotide injectable leaves raised points and possible bruising that want a day or two in hand. Whether any of them is right for you is decided from the capture taken the same morning.
Why is the lifting session on day two instead of day one?
Because the day after focused ultrasound is the one that feels most tender, and a middle-day session leaves that day inside the trip with a clinic day still to come. Putting energy work on day one also means the capture, the consultation and a long session compete for the same morning.
What happens if the director says no treatment on this trip?
You leave with the reading, a written explanation of what it showed, and the lines that would suit you later with their published rates. That outcome is normal here. We decline work the diagnosis does not support, including energy sessions on skin that gathers into a standing fold.
Can I have more than one treatment in a single appointment?
Sometimes, and it is decided on the day by the director who read your capture. Combining heat and injection in the same field can increase bruising and raises the burn risk without improving the result, so where the answer is no, the second line is moved to another day of the plan or to a later visit.
How long should I leave between the last treatment and my flight?
It depends on what was done and on how you have responded, so it is answered in person at the day-three review. General guidance on the closing days of a trip sits on the treating before the flight home page, and your director gives you a conservative answer for your own case.
Will three days be enough to see a result?
Three days shows you recovery, not outcome. Energy platforms work by collagen remodelling over weeks, and polynucleotide and pigment courses build across spaced sessions. What the trip buys is a diagnosis, the start of a plan, and a review that catches anything unexpected while you are still in the city.
Do my three days have to be consecutive?
Consecutive is tidier but not essential. What matters is that the capture comes first, that any energy session has a clinic day after it, and that the review happens before you fly. If your dates are split across a longer stay, send them and the order will be adapted to what you actually have.
Does the plan still work if my days fall on a weekend or a public holiday?
Yes. We open 10:00 to 19:00 on weekdays and 10:00 to 16:00 at weekends and public holidays, 365 days a year, with no lunchtime closure. Weekend hours are shorter, so a longer session on a Saturday or Sunday is scheduled earlier in the day.
Where exactly is the clinic, and do I need to plan anything else around it?
Dear Clinic is in Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, on the fifth and seventh floors of the Namhangang Building. Beyond the address we make no recommendations about accommodation, restaurants or transport; those fall outside what a clinic should be advising on, and your appointment times are the only fixed points we set.
Consultation

Send the three dates and let the capture do the planning

Your questions, answered in English as soon as possible.

Scientific Evidence

Science behind the four lines in this plan — peer-reviewed references

Four indexed studies, one for each line named on this page: low-fluence 1064 nm toning, polynucleotide injectables, botulinum toxin type A products, and focused ultrasound for tightening.

Each entry gives title, journal and year with a verifiable DOI. They describe the technologies in general and none is evidence of an outcome across your own three days.

  1. Vachiramon V, et al. Low‐fluence Q‐switched Nd: YAG 1064‐nm laser and intense pulsed light for the treatment of melasma. Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology. 2014. doi:10.1111/jdv.12854
  2. Kim J. Polydeoxyribonucleotide (PDRN) - Established Efficacy and Emerging Directions in Research and Development -. Journal of Biotechnology and Bioindustry. 2025. doi:10.37503/jbb.2025.13.14
  3. Frevert J. Pharmaceutical, Biological, and Clinical Properties of Botulinum Neurotoxin Type A Products. Drugs in R&D. 2015. doi:10.1007/s40268-014-0077-1
  4. Khan U, et al. A Systematic Review of the Clinical Efficacy of Micro-Focused Ultrasound Treatment for Skin Rejuvenation and Tightening. Cureus. 2021. doi:10.7759/cureus.20163

References are provided for information — outcomes vary by individual and are assessed at your diagnosis.

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