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Vascular Laser Rates · Cutera

Excel V Laser Price in Cheongdam, Gangnam, Seoul

One published figure covers a vascular laser session here, and it buys the laser work itself. Everything else about a quote — how many sessions, which of the two wavelengths, whether skincare is added — is settled at the scan review before you commit to anything.

Excel V session ₩150,000 532 and 1064 nm on one platform Open 365 days
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Published rate

What the Excel V figure buys in Cheongdam

A vascular laser session on the Cutera Excel V is ₩150,000 (≈ $105) at Dear Clinic. That figure is for the laser work itself. In-clinic skincare is not carried inside that figure, and whether your visit needs any is a question your director answers at the consultation instead of a line added afterwards.
LineWhat is behind the figureRate per session
Excel V sessionLaser work on the Cutera 532/1064 nm vascular and pigment platform, with the wavelength and settings selected lesion by lesion₩150,000 (≈ $105)
In-clinic skincareNot carried inside the laser figure above; named at the consultation where a visit calls for itconfirmed at consultation
Before the first pulseEVE Muse 3D scan, the consultation that reads it, and the written plan you approveconfirmed at consultation

Figure current for September 2026, quoted in KRW with a USD equivalent shown for orientation only. The number beside the line is what a Seoul resident and a visitor flying in each hand over for the same session. Every published figure at the clinic sits on the price list, the treatment itself is described on the Excel V page, and the rooms run seven days a week including public holidays.

Where the number comes from

What does and does not move an Excel V quote

The published line is per session. What varies between two patients is how many sessions the plan needs, and that is estimated after a scan instead of guessed at the counter.

01

Which wavelength the lesion calls for

The platform carries a shorter wavelength for surface capillaries and flat brown marks and a longer one for deeper vessels. Both sit inside the same published session figure, so the clinical choice never changes what you pay.

02

How much of the face carries the finding

A few thread vessels beside the nose and a flush spread across both cheeks take different amounts of chair time. The session rate is what it is; the field mainly shapes how long you are in the room.

03

Whether skincare is added on the day

Skincare is not carried inside the laser figure. Where a visit calls for it, the separate charge is named before treatment so nothing appears on the receipt that you had not already agreed.

04

Whether a second device joins the visit

Where your diagnosis calls for more than one laser on the same day, the combined single-day plan has its own published line on the price list instead of two session rates being added together.

What the session is aimed at

The findings that justify paying for a vascular laser

Standing facial redness that shows in photographs even on a calm day
Thread vessels around the nose, the cheeks or the chin that are visible at close range
Flat brown marks and freckling that makeup has stopped covering
Old acne marks that have flattened but stayed red for months

Light on this platform is absorbed by haemoglobin inside a vessel and by melanin in a flat mark, which is why the same session figure can address a red finding and a brown one. The limit is worth stating plainly before you spend anything: a rosacea-prone complexion remains a chronic tendency. Visible redness and dilated vessels can be brought down, and the underlying disposition stays where it was. Nobody here will sell you a session as a cure for it.

Brown patches that read as melasma on the scan are a different target and are sent to the low-fluence toning route, which carries its own published lines. Sending melasma to a vascular wavelength is the most expensive way to be disappointed, so the scan settles that question before any figure is quoted.

In the clinic

The devices and hands behind this treatment

Full view of the Cutera excel V laser system on castors
The platform the published session figure is run on.
Waiting nook and coffee bar along the treatment corridor at Dear Clinic Cheongdam
Where the wait before a session is spent.
One session or several

Budgeting a single visit against a vascular course

Excel V is billed one session at a time. There is no prepaid block on the list for it, no membership tier and no session bank to draw down, so the arithmetic for a plan is the published figure multiplied by the number of visits your diagnosis actually supports.

How many that is depends on what the scan found. Discrete thread vessels behave differently from diffuse redness spread across both cheeks, and brown marks clear on their own timetable. Your director gives a likely range at the scan review and revises it as the skin answers, upward where the response is slow and downward where it is quicker than expected. A number handed to you before a scan is a sales figure wearing a clinical coat.

Plans that mix routes are common and are charged line by line. A course might open with vascular sessions while redness is the priority, then move to a different published line once texture or tone becomes the limiting finding. Related rates sit on their own pages: the laser, pigment and acne category for everything that competes for the same budget, Potenza where the finding turns out to be texture, and acne scar work where the red marks sit over genuine depressions.

Dear, Knowhow

How the Excel V figure is fixed before the first pulse

01 — THE FULL ARSENAL

The vascular line competes with seven others

Toning blocks, needle radiofrequency, jet delivery, per-lesion ablative work and hair reduction all carry published figures in this building, and several of them sit below this one. When a cheaper line answers your scan better, that is the line you are quoted.

02 — DIAGNOSIS FIRST

Red and brown are separated before a price is named

EVE Muse 3D imaging under five light sources with AI analysis tells vascular findings apart from pigmentary ones. Only after that reading does anyone say vascular laser out loud, which is why the quote arrives after the scan.

03 — DIRECTOR-PERFORMED

The hand that quotes holds the handpiece

Your session is director-performed from the first pulse to the last. Extra passes over a stubborn vessel are absorbed inside the published session figure, so nobody has a reason to pad a plan they will then have to deliver.

Caution

What the days after a paid vascular session look like

Treated vessels commonly darken to a purple-grey line before they clear; that colour is the expected sequence.
Brown marks often darken into fine crusts. Let them shed on their own; picking one is how a temporary mark becomes a lasting one.
Sunscreen every morning, and strong sun avoided entirely while the treated skin is still settling.
Saunas, pools, hard training and heavy actives paused for the window your director specifies at the visit.
Call the clinic if blisters appear or the treated area feels hotter on day three than on day one.
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

Excel V pricing in Seoul, answered

How much is an Excel V laser session in Cheongdam, Gangnam?
A session is ₩150,000 (≈ $105). The figure is for the laser work, and in-clinic skincare is not carried inside it. What a visit covers beyond the laser is stated at the consultation, before a date is held.
What does the vascular laser price actually cover?
Time on the Cutera platform with the wavelength and the settings chosen for your findings, delivered by your director. Both wavelengths sit inside the same figure, so treating a deeper vessel costs no more than treating a surface one. Anything outside that line is named before it is added.
Is skincare part of the Excel V figure?
No. The published line is the laser only, and in-clinic skincare is charged separately from it. Whether your visit needs any is a clinical question answered at the consultation, and the figure is named before treatment starts.
Does treating a larger area raise the Excel V price?
The published figure is per session for the field agreed at your scan review. A wider field mainly costs chair time. Where a plan genuinely changes the working assumption, your director says so before you commit instead of adding it once the session is finished.
How many Excel V sessions should I budget for?
That depends on whether the finding is a handful of discrete vessels or a diffuse flush, and on how the skin responds to the first session. A likely range is given at the scan review and revised as the response is read, which is a more useful answer than an average pulled from a brochure.
Is there a discount for booking several sessions?
Excel V is not sold in prepaid blocks, so there is no volume tier to quote. Any promotion the clinic is genuinely running appears in the offers block on this page while it applies, and it is applied at the desk without a negotiation.
Do visitors from abroad pay a different Excel V price?
The figure is identical. KRW is the currency charged and the USD equivalent shown beside it is a reference that moves with the exchange rate. Card and cash are both accepted, and the receipt names the line you were treated on.
How does this figure compare with the toning route?
Toning is sold as a session or as a block of ten and carries its own published lines, so the two are not directly comparable on a single number. The comparison that matters is which target your scan found. When the pigment route answers your face better, that is what you are quoted.
Will this session clear my rosacea for good?
It will not, and we say so before you pay. Visible redness and dilated vessels can be brought down by vascular work, while the underlying tendency remains a chronic one that can flare again. Planning for maintenance is more honest than planning for an endpoint.
Would you ever tell me not to book this session?
Yes, and it happens weekly. A fresh tan or an inflamed barrier moves the appointment. Findings that read as melasma are priced on the toning route instead. Where the scan does not support the spend, we say so and quote something smaller.
Can the scan and the first session happen on the same day?
Usually, provided the skin is calm on arrival. Allow roughly half an hour for imaging and consultation before any treatment begins. The clinic runs 365 days a year, so a second date is easy to find if your skin is not ready on the first.
Can I get a written Excel V quote before flying to Seoul?
Send the form below with the areas that concern you and close-range photographs taken in even daylight, since redness and thread vessels wash out under warm indoor lighting. We reply in English as soon as possible with the line we expect to quote and what a scan could change about it.
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Your questions, answered in English as soon as possible.

Scientific Evidence

Peer-reviewed work behind 532 nm vascular treatment

A figure is easier to weigh when the technology behind it has been measured against something. Pulsed 532 nm has been compared with 595 nm pulsed dye in split-face designs for facial telangiectasia and diffuse telangiectatic erythema, assessed prospectively in rosacea, examined in a fractional configuration for telangiectatic erythema, and compared with electrocoagulation for spider naevi.

Each reference below carries a resolvable DOI from an indexed journal. They shape how wavelength and settings are chosen here; the number of sessions your own plan needs is estimated after your scan.

  1. Uebelhoer NS et al. A Split-Face Comparison Study of Pulsed 532-nm KTP Laser and 595-nm Pulsed Dye Laser in the Treatment of Facial Telangiectasias and Diffuse Telangiectatic Facial Erythema. Dermatologic Surgery. 2007. doi:10.1111/j.1524-4725.2007.33091.x
  2. Nguyen L et al. Rosacea treatment with 532 nm KTP versus 595 nm pulsed dye laser—A prospective, controlled study. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology. 2024. doi:10.1111/jocd.16300
  3. Nam CH et al. Fractional 532‐nm KTP diode laser and 595‐nm pulsed dye laser in treatment of facial telangiectatic erythema. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology. 2018. doi:10.1111/jocd.12692
  4. Erceg A et al. A Comparative Study of Pulsed 532-nm Potassium Titanyl Phosphate Laser and Electrocoagulation in the Treatment of Spider Nevi. Dermatologic Surgery. 2010. doi:10.1111/j.1524-4725.2010.01517.x

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

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