Is the price the same for international visitors?
Yes. Dear Clinic uses one published list for everyone — there is no separate "foreigner price." The KRW figure is what you pay whether you live in Seoul or are visiting, and USD is shown only as an approximate reference.
What happens if the doctor advises against the treatment I booked?
Then it is not performed, and you are not charged for it. A director will decline a request when the scan disagrees with it — a lower face whose descent sits deeper than an energy platform can reach, or skin too reactive that week for a laser pass. You are shown the finding that drove the decision, and whatever is suggested instead is quoted from the same published list.
How is the USD figure calculated?
The USD amount beside each price is an approximate reference converted at about ₩1,400 to the dollar, rounded for readability. It's there to help you gauge cost; the actual charge is always in KRW, and the real exchange rate at the time of payment may differ slightly.
Can I pay by card?
Yes, card payment is accepted at the clinic. Your itemised plan and total are shown and approved before treatment begins. If your card has a foreign-transaction limit or you need the receipt made out a particular way, mention it when you book and the desk will arrange it in advance.
Why is my quote different from the list price?
Because most plans use more than one unit. Lifting is priced per shot or energy block and filler per cc, so a full-face plan combines several units from the list. Your diagnosis decides how many, and the itemised total — built only from listed prices — is approved by you first.
Do you offer packages, and are they cheaper?
Boosters are the clearest case: collagen stimulators work over a course, so the table prices them by cc, cc-line or vial and your director maps out how many visits the material realistically needs. The Dear Signature programmes are published as fixed sequences with their own line prices. Everything else is added up unit by unit from this table.
Is there an extra charge on weekends or holidays?
No. Dear Clinic is open 365 days a year, and the list price is the same every day — no weekend or holiday surcharge, and the same rate for locals and visitors. You can book a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday appointment at the published rates.
Is a deposit required to book?
No deposit, and no card details are taken to hold a slot. Send the consultation form with a preferred day and time and the reservation stands on that alone. Prices are only fixed once the scan is done, so there is nothing to pay in advance of a figure you have not seen.
What does the price of a botox treatment depend on?
Wrinkle and jaw treatment with botulinum toxin is priced by tier — Korean, imported and premium imported — and by the number of areas treated. You choose the tier that fits your budget and goal, and your doctor explains the practical difference at consultation.
Will you recommend the most expensive option?
No. With the full range of technologies in-house, no single treatment needs to be sold, and a public list removes the incentive to over-treat. Plenty of consultations end with a cheaper plan than the one the patient walked in asking for, and the revised figure comes off this same table.
Can I get a quote before I travel to Seoul?
Yes. Send the form with your travel dates and what you have in mind, and you get an indicative plan and a price built from this list. Treat it as a range, since unit counts move once the EVE Muse 3D scan is read in person. Most visitors use it to decide how many days of the trip to leave clear.
Why are some treatments missing from this list?
A few are held back on purpose. Mole removal, the skin-care programme menu, aqua peel and the individual shoulder and hip filler lines are not published here, because the figures we hold for them are either incomplete or out of date, and a number the clinic cannot stand behind is worse than no number at all. Ask for any of them by name and the current price comes back to you in writing before you book.
