How much does Thermage cost in Gangnam?
At Dear Clinic in Cheongdam, the 600-shot Thermage FLX face tip is ₩1,900,000 (≈ $1,355) and the 450-shot Eye Thermage tip is ₩2,200,000 (≈ $1,570). Both are published figures, and the plan you approve is the plan you are charged for. Everything the quote covers is itemised for you before the tip is unsealed.
Why do the face tip and the Eye tip cost the same?
Because the figure is attached to a certified single-use consumable and the protocol run with it, and both tips qualify. The Eye tip holds 150 fewer shots, but periorbital skin is thin and the protocol around the lid is slower per placement. Fewer shots therefore buys no reduction on this list.
Do you sell a 900-shot Thermage session?
No. The units published here are the 600-shot face tip and the 450-shot Eye tip, and we do not quote a price for a unit we do not sell. Shot count belongs to the consumable; it is not a dial that can be turned up on request, and a bigger number is not automatically a better outcome.
What does the written Thermage quote cover?
Your quote names the tip, the shot count and the figure, and it is itemised alongside the EVE Muse reading, the consultation, comfort measures and the aftercare arrangements. Ask for that sheet before you agree to anything: what appears on it is what you will be asked to settle.
Is the Thermage price different for international patients?
No. One written list applies to everyone and there is no foreigner surcharge. You settle in Korean won; the dollar figure beside it is a reading conversion at a documented rate, so treat it as an approximation.
Is Thermage cheaper if only my lower face is treated?
No, because a tip cannot be partly bought. Treating a smaller area means the 600 shots land more densely inside it, which your director may or may not think is the right use of them. Where one small zone is the only concern, a platform with a smaller unit is usually better value.
How many tips will a plan need, and how often?
Most plans are a single tip per visit, with the interval decided at review instead of promised in advance. Collagen keeps forming for months, so judging the result too early tends to push people into paying for a second tip they did not need yet.
Can a tip be split across two visits to spread the cost?
It cannot. Once unsealed, a tip is committed to that session, and its counter cannot be paused and resumed weeks later. If the cost of one tip is the obstacle, say so at the consultation: a course-based radiofrequency platform with a smaller unit is a legitimate answer, and it is on the same list.
Is there a cheaper radiofrequency option at Dear Clinic?
Yes. Density and XERF are radiofrequency platforms priced in smaller shot blocks, so the entry point is lower and the treatment is repeated more often. Which of them fits is a reading question first and a budget question second, and both are quoted from the same published list.
How do I know the tip is genuine and unused?
Dear Clinic’s Thermage certification has been issued in 2024, 2025 and 2026 through Solta Medical Korea, with individual directors named on the certificates, and the plaque is displayed in the clinic. On the day, the tip is unsealed in front of you and the handpiece reads its count as full before the first placement.
What happens if you turn me down for Thermage?
You leave with a reading and a recommendation, and no tip is unsealed. That happens when the scan places your descent at the SMAS, when a pacemaker or another implanted electronic device rules monopolar radiofrequency out, or when inflamed skin means the visit should wait. In each case the consultation ends by naming what would suit you instead.
Can I book, be assessed and pay on the day I arrive in Seoul?
Usually, and naming your dates in advance means a tip is set aside under your name, which matters more here than for treatments with no single-use consumable. Send the form below for an English reply as soon as possible, slot held and no deposit taken. Dear Clinic is open 365 days a year, so weekends and public holidays are ordinary booking days.
