Can I really be treated on the same day as my consultation, and how long does the visit take?
Usually yes. One appointment covers the EVE Muse 3D + AI diagnosis, the director going through what it shows, and the treatment itself where the director confirms it suits you. Tell us at booking how much time you have and we will hold a slot long enough for the plan you are asking about. Nothing is performed before you have seen the itemised plan and the total and agreed to both.
Which treatments can usually be done on my first visit?
Energy lifting — HIFU such as Ultherapy Prime and Shurink Universe, and radiofrequency such as Thermage FLX, Density and XERF, along with Onda and Titanium — plus hyaluronic acid filler, botulinum toxin and thread lifting. All are commonly performed on the day of the consultation once suitability is confirmed on the scan.
What will you ask me to stage across two visits?
Regenerative booster courses, which run as a short series spaced a few weeks apart. Sequenced combinations, where the order and the interval are the whole point. And treatments that are multi-session by nature: laser tattoo removal is planned roughly six to eight weeks apart, and layered acne-scar work moves from the deep layer to the surface over separate visits.
Do I need to book in advance, or can I walk in?
Walk-ins are welcome. Weekends and public holidays fill up first, though, so a booked slot means little or no wait and gives the team time to prepare English coordination. No deposit is required to hold an appointment, and no Korean phone number or resident registration number is needed to make one.
How close to my flight can I have a treatment?
Low-downtime energy treatments and toxin are the most flight-friendly, since redness usually settles within hours to a day. Filler wants a day or two of room because of mild swelling, lips especially. Thread lifting wants several days: swelling and possible bruising last a few days, and the tight, pulling feeling eases over one to two weeks.
Will it be obvious that I have had something done?
For most energy treatments, mild redness or warmth is what shows, and it settles within hours to a day. Injectables can leave mild swelling or a small bruise near the injection point for a few days. At the diagnosis your director will say what your particular plan is likely to look like that evening and the next morning, which is the answer that matters if you have a dinner booked.
Can I have more than one treatment in a single visit?
Often, but only where the sequence is sound. Combining modalities takes judgement about order and interval so the skin is not over-stimulated at once, and that judgement comes from your scan. Where two treatments should not share a day, the second is scheduled and the reason is explained.
What happens if the doctor says today is not the right day?
You leave with the diagnosis, a written plan and a price built from the published list, and nothing is charged for a treatment that did not take place. The reasons range from a course being the correct format to a medical one: pregnancy, breastfeeding, anticoagulants or active inflammation in the treatment area all change what can safely be done today.
Is a same-day treatment more expensive?
No. One published price list applies to everyone, with no same-day surcharge, no weekend or holiday surcharge and no separate price for international visitors. Two published examples: ₩400,000 (≈ $285) for 100 shots of Ultherapy Prime, ₩400,000 (≈ $285) for 1 cc of Juvederm. KRW is what you pay and the USD figures are an approximate reference.
Can I get an idea of the plan and price before I arrive in Seoul?
Yes. Send the form on this page or message WhatsApp +82 10-2820-2681 with your travel dates and what you are considering, and we reply in English within one business day with an indicative plan built from the published list. The exact quote is finalised after the in-person scan, because a figure given before anyone has seen your skin is a guess.
Are same-day treatments available on Sundays and public holidays?
Yes. Weekdays run 10:00 to 19:00 and weekends and public holidays 10:00 to 16:00, with no lunch closure, so a Sunday slot is a full clinical slot and not a reduced one. A national holiday landing in the middle of a short trip is a normal working day here.
What should I bring and tell you before a same-day treatment?
Bring a passport or ID, and a list of your current medication, supplements and any allergy history. Tell us if you are pregnant or breastfeeding or taking anticoagulants. These questions come before every treatment because complete answers change what can safely be recommended on the day.
