Dermatology The Lift in Jeju Island: Pricing for Medical Aesthetics Treatments | 2026 Complete Price List for Thermage, HIFU, and Rejuran + Real Customer Reviews

Dermatology The Lift in Jeju Island: Pricing for Medical Aesthetics Treatments | 2026 Complete Price List for Thermage, HIFU, and Rejuran + Real Customer Reviews

Before this trip to Jeju Island, I thoroughly researched the prices and booking procedures. Let me get straight to the point: At The Lift Dermatology, the Thermage treatment for the whole face costs around 3.5 million to 4.5 million South Korean won (approximately NT$85,000 to NT$110,000); the HIFU treatment for the same area ranges from 3 million to 4 million South Korean won (about NT$72,000 to NT$96,000); a single dose of Rejuran PN costs 250,000 to 400,000 South Korean won (around NT$6,000 to NT$9,600); South Korea-made Filler costs 300,000 to 500,000 South Korean won (approximately NT$7,200 to NT$12,000); and the Potenza treatment for the whole face ranges from 3 million to 7.26 million South Korean won (about NT$7,200 to NT$17,400). The address is 201, 2nd Floor, 110 Gwaryeon-ro, Jeju City. They are open on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays until 7:30 PM, on Saturdays until 3:00 PM, and closed on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. For reservations, you must use BeautsGO; it’s best to book at least one week in advance, but during peak seasons, you may need to reserve two weeks in advance. Tax refunds are available, and they have a Chinese-speaking director. There are three chief physicians who specialize in facial anti-aging treatments and contour management; they do not provide basic skincare services or Pico treatments for freckle removal.

Why Choose The Lift? My Journey in the Process of Making This Decision

Last month, I made plans with my best friend to go to Jeju Island to enjoy the sea and taste black pork. I also took the opportunity to schedule some cosmetic treatments during our trip. After searching on REDnote and Naver for several days, I found that although the number of cosmetic clinics in Jeju Island isn’t as high as those in Seoul’s Gangnam area, the quality of services is no less impressive. After comparing around ten different options, I finally decided to go to The Lift – mainly for three reasons.

Firstly, the equipment is very modern. In 2026, they acquired a new machine called Xerf, which claims to combine the functions of HIFU and Thermage in one device. This machine can deliver two different types of energy simultaneously, and it is said to cause much less pain than traditional HIFU devices. I am particularly sensitive to pain, so this feature really appealed to me. Secondly, the Thermage used here is the fifth-generation FLX genuine model, and the treatment head is opened and verified on the spot within the system. These days, dealing with counterfeit products is a major concern in the medical aesthetics industry, so this process of on-the-spot verification gave me great peace of mind. Thirdly, the prices are 20% to 30% lower than those at similar clinics in Seoul. For example, a fifth-generation Thermage full-face treatment usually costs over 5 million Korean won in Gangnam, Seoul, but here it can be done for as little as 3.5 million Korean won, which means I could afford to stay in a beachfront room on Jeju Island for an extra two nights with the money saved.

However, they also have clear areas in which they do not offer services: they do not provide basic skin care or Pico laser freckle removal treatments; instead, their focus is entirely on facial anti-aging and contour management. If you are simply looking for facial cleansing and moisturization treatments, this place might not be suitable for you. But if you are interested in anti-aging and rejuvenation treatments, then this salon is exactly what you need.

The real experience on the day of arrival at the clinic

The clinic is located on the second floor of 110 Guoyuan Road, in the downtown area of Jeju City. It takes about 15 minutes to get there by taxi from the airport, with a fare of around 8,000 Korean won. There is a pharmacy right downstairs, so you can purchase post-treatment products immediately after your procedure, which is really convenient. The interior design is minimalist and features pure white colors; as soon as you enter, you will be greeted by a gentle fragrance. The reception area is equipped with sofas and a tea bar, so you won’t have to wait in boredom.

To my surprise, almost all the customers here are local South Koreans; the Chinese-speaking manager mentioned that foreign customers account for only about 20% of the total. I had assumed that medical beauty clinics on Jeju Island would be packed with tourists, but that wasn’t the case at all. This actually made me feel that their reputation is truly recognized by the local community, and not sustained by the presence of tourists.

The doctor who conducted the consultation was a female director who spoke some basic Chinese. With the assistance of a Chinese-speaking assistant director, communication was completely unimpeded. The director used a skin analysis device to carefully examine my skin condition, rather than just giving me a prescription after a quick glance. She recommended that I undergo 300 sessions of Thermage treatment on my entire face, combined with two tubes of Rejuran PN. This approach would address both external and internal aspects of my skin care—one treatment would target deep-tissue lifting, while the other would provide hydration and repair at the skin’s base layer. The entire consultation lasted for forty minutes, during which I asked more than a dozen questions, and she answered each one patiently without any signs of impatience.

The table below contains the price information I gathered before this trip, including the prices in Korean won and the corresponding Taiwanese dollars. The actual prices may vary depending on individual skin conditions, the number of treatments required, or the specific dosage used, as well as any ongoing promotions at the time. The final price will be determined after a face-to-face consultation.

I. RF Anti-aging and Tightening Series

Project Name Specifications/Number of hairs implanted Prices in Korean won Refer to approximately NT dollars.
Thermage full-face treatment Approximately 900 pieces Between 3.5 million and 4.5 million Between 85,000 and 110,000
Thermage Specialized for the Area Around the Eyes Approximately 450 pieces Between 1.8 million and 2.5 million Between 43,000 and 60,000
Deep Blue RF / Golden Micro-embossing Local areas (such as the lower jaw line) 2.5 million to 3.5 million Between 60,000 and 85,000

II. Ultrasonic Lifting Series

Project Name Specifications/Number of threads Korean won price Refer to approximately NT dollars.
HIFU facial treatment 600 to 800 lines 3 million to 4 million Between 72,000 and 96,000
Lifting of the lower face area The lower jawline and the neck area 2 million to 3 million Between 48,000 and 72,000
Titanium Lifting Full face 2.5 million to 3.5 million Between 60,000 and 85,000

III. Injection-based Micro-plastic Surgery Series

Project Name Specifications Prices in Korean won Refer to approximately NT dollars.
Basic Glow Toner (Dongguo/Belona) Single session Between 150,000 and 300,000 Between 3,600 and 7,200
Rejuran PN Single unit Between 250,000 and 400,000 Between 6,000 and 9,600
iRejuran 1cc (regeneration, fine wrinkle improvement) Single unit Between 300,000 and 450,000 Between 7,200 and 10,800
Botox for wrinkle removal (single area) 10 to 20 units From 100,000 to 200,000 Between 2,400 and 4,800
Botulinum toxin for facial slimming (Masseter) 50 to 100 units 300,000 to 500,000 Between 7,200 and 12,000
Filler injection (Yiwan) 1 vial/1 ml 300,000 to 500,000 Between 7,200 and 12,000
Filler injection (Juvederm) 1 unit 600,000 to 900,000 Between 14,000 and 22,000
Juvelook Collagen Filling Single bottle Starting from 880,000 yuan Starting from 21,000 units

IV. Thread Lifting Series

Project Name Specifications Korean won price Refer to approximately NT dollars.
Full-face thread lifting (bell curve thread/rose thread) 10 to 20 strands of thread 2.5 million to 5 million 60,000 to 120,000
Lifting of the lower middle face area 1.5 million to 3 million Between 36,000 and 72,000

V. Laser and Skin Care Series

Project Name Specifications Prices in Korean won Refer to approximately NT dollars.
Pico laser treatment (for the entire face in one session) 200,000 to 400,000 Between 4,800 and 9,600
Fiber laser/dot matrix laser (for the entire face) 300,000 to 500,000 Between 7,200 and 12,000
Basic skin care (cleansing/hydrating) Single session From 50,000 to 150,000 Between 1,200 and 3,600
Potenza for the entire face Single session Between 3 million and 7.26 million Between 7,200 and 17,400

I would like to remind you specifically that the price of HIFU in South Korea is much cheaper than in Taiwan. I inquired with several clinics in Taiwan, and the cost for a fifth-generation HIFU treatment on the entire face ranged from 120,000 to 150,000 Taiwanese dollars. In South Korea, however, the price starts from 85,000 yuan, and you can even test the equipment on the spot – the cost-performance ratio is truly excellent. If you are also considering having an HIFU treatment, they use the second-generation equipment, which causes less pain and provides more stable energy delivery compared to the first generation.

Sharing of three real customer cases

On the day of my consultation, I met several other clients who had also come from abroad in the waiting area and chatted with them about their experiences with these treatments. The following three cases have been compiled with their permission, representing different ages and needs, and are provided here for your reference.

Case 1: Xiao Wen, 28 years old, a white-collar worker in Taipei, uses Thermage combined with Rejuran.

It was Xiao Wen’s first time undergoing cosmetic procedures. Her main concerns were Nasolabial Fold Correction and dull skin tone. The clinic director recommended that she undergo 300 sessions of Thermage on her entire face, combined with two vials of Rejuran PN. She said that during the Thermage treatment, she felt a slight stinging sensation along her jawline and Forehead, but the nurses provided pressure balls and kept her engaged in conversation to help distract her, making the experience tolerable overall. Immediately after the treatment, she noticed a slight tightening of her cheeks; two weeks later, her Nasolabial Fold Correction had faded, and her skin tone had become brighter. The total cost amounted to approximately 4 million Korean won (about NT$96,000). She felt that this price would only allow her to have a single Thermage session in Taipei, but here she got both the treatment and two vials of Rejuran PN for a great deal.

Case 2: Sister Lin, 42 years old, a housewife from Hong Kong. She underwent HIFU combined with Titanium Lifting.

Sister Lin is a regular customer; this is her second time at The Lift. She mentioned that after turning forty, the flesh on her cheeks began to sag significantly, and the excess fat around her jawline became more noticeable. Last time, she underwent a 600-line HIFU treatment for her entire face, and the results lasted for about one and a half years. This time, she returned to get the treatment renewed and also added a Titanium Lifting procedure. Titanium Lifting is a non-invasive treatment, and she could immediately feel the results—the lines on both sides of her cheeks became smoother. She noted that the clinic director always opened a brand-new treatment head in front of her before each procedure, which gave her great peace of mind. The total cost for these two treatments was approximately 5.5 million Korean won (about NT$132,000); she said that in Hong Kong, the same combination of treatments would cost twice as much.

Case 3: Aje, 35 years old, an engineer from Singapore, used Filler combined with Juvelook

Aje is one of the few male customers who primarily wanted to improve the sunken areas on his temples and his Tear trough correction. The clinic director recommended that he use Juvederm Filler for his temples and Juvelook for his Tear trough correction. By combining these products at different depths, the results would appear more natural than using just one product alone. During the procedure, the director carefully injected the Filler while having Aje check the symmetry in the mirror throughout the process, without attempting to push him into getting more injections than necessary. There was a slight swelling immediately after the treatment, but it subsided the next day. Two months later, his temples look much fuller, his face has become rounder, and he looks much more energized. The total cost was approximately 1.5 million Korean won (about NT$36,000).

Reservation Methods and Procedures at BeautsGO

This time, I made my reservation through BeautsGO, and the entire process was very convenient. BeautsGO is a Chinese-language platform dedicated to helping people schedule medical beauty treatments in South Korea; it lists only carefully verified medical institutions across South Korea. The steps to reserve a treatment at The Lift are quite simple: simply visit the BeautsGO website or download its app, select “Jeju Island” as the location, find The Lift Dermatology, choose the treatment you wish to undergo, enter your passport information, contact details, and the estimated appointment date, and then submit your request. After that, just wait for confirmation.

I received a confirmation reply for my appointment within about two working days. The Chinese-speaking customer service staff even offered to help arrange airport transfers for me. During the peak season, the popular times for Thermage and HIFU treatments are usually fully booked. It is recommended to book at least one week in advance; if you happen to have consecutive holidays or a long holiday in South Korea, it is better to book two weeks in advance to ensure availability. The clinic also has a Chinese-speaking supervisor, so communication will be no problem once you arrive at the clinic.

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THE LIFT (Jeju) Dermatology Clinic

THE LIFT (Jeju) Dermatology Clinic

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📍 Room 201, 2nd Floor, No. 110 Guoyuan Road, Jizhou City

🚇 It takes about 15 minutes by taxi from the airport (around 8,0
00 Korean won)
🕐 Open Monday/Wednesday/Thursday from 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM, Saturday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM

✨ Thermage, Ulthera, Lijulan, Filler, Gold Micro needles

💰 Project price reference
Recommended Projects Reference price
Thermage Full Face Treatment (5th Generation FLX) Starting from 3.5 million.
Ultrasound Knife Full Face Treatment (2nd Generation) Starting from 3 million.
Lizhu Lan Black Box (Single Tube) Starting from 250,000.
Golden microneedling for the entire face Please visit BeautsGO for more information.


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Frequently Asked Questions

Below are some common issues I encountered before and during the treatment process. I have organized them in the format of a Rank Math FAQ for everyone’s easy reference.

Q1: What is the exact address of The Lift Dermatology, and how can I get there?

A: The address is 201, 2nd Floor, 110 Gwawon-ro, Jeju-si (제주시 과원로 110, 2층 201호). It takes about 15 minutes by taxi from Jeju International Airport, with a fare of around 8,000 Korean won. Alternatively, you can take the bus to the city center and then walk; there is a pharmacy right below the clinic, making it very convenient to purchase post-treatment products.

Q2: What is the business hours? How much in advance should I make a reservation?

A: Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM, Saturday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays are closed. For regular treatments, it is generally possible to make an appointment one week in advance; however, for popular services such as Thermage and HIFU, it is recommended to schedule at least two weeks in advance. During peak seasons or before consecutive holidays, earlier arrangements may be necessary.

Q3: Are the prices the same for South Koreans and foreigners? Is it possible to get a tax refund?

A: The Lift implements the same prices for both South Korean and foreign tourists; there is no additional charge for foreign visitors. Customers who spend a certain amount can apply for tax refunds, and the Chinese-speaking manager will assist in filling out the refund form. Please don’t forget to bring your passport. However, starting from 2026, the tax-refund policies for medical beauty treatments in South Korea have been adjusted, so it is recommended to confirm the specific requirements for tax refunds at the time of your visit.

Q4: Are the devices genuine? How can I confirm this?

A: Their Thermage devices are the fifth-generation FLX genuine models, and the treatment heads are opened in front of the patient for verification using the original manufacturer’s system. The HIFU devices they use are also second-generation genuine models. Before the procedure, patients should actively request the clinic director to show the equipment certification and the anti-counterfeiting codes on the treatment heads. This is a legitimate right of consumers, and no legitimate clinic would refuse to comply.

Q5: Is there any Chinese-speaking service available? Does the director speak Chinese?

A: The clinic is equipped with a Chinese-speaking manager who can assist with all communications in Chinese. One of the female managers has a basic knowledge of Chinese, and during in-person consultations, she will act as an interpreter, ensuring that there are no barriers to communication. It is recommended that for more complex medical beauty procedures, it is better to communicate through the Chinese-speaking manager to avoid misunderstandings related to technical terms.

Q6: How soon after undergoing HIFU or the HIFU procedure can one apply makeup or fly on an airplane?

A: Both Thermage and HIFU are non-invasive treatments. On the day of the procedure, it is safe to wash your face as usual, and you can wear light makeup the next day. Flying is completely no problem; I took a flight back to Seoul on the very same night after the treatment. However, it is important to protect your skin from sun exposure and keep it well-hydrated for at least a week after the procedure. Avoid saunas and hot yoga sessions, and the nurse will provide you with a detailed care guide.

My overall insights and recommendations

During my medical beauty treatment trip to Jeju Island, The Lift gave me the impression of being a highly professional and transparent institution. From the reservation process to the actual consultation and treatment, every step was conducted with respect for the customer’s needs. There was no forced salesmanship, and no hidden fees were involved. The director would provide advice based on the patient’s actual condition, rather than aggressively recommending the most expensive packages. Compared to Gangnam in Seoul, the prices here are more affordable, the environment is quieter, and the waiting times are also shorter.

If you are planning a medical beauty trip to South Korea, I personally recommend including Jeju Island in your itinerary. There is no visa requirement for flights to Jeju Island, and the airfare is affordable. After completing your treatment, you can also take some time to relax on vacation, which is much more comfortable than being in the crowded environment of Seoul. Of course, when choosing a clinic, it is important to consider your specific needs. The Lift is ideal for those looking to address anti-aging and skin tightening concerns; if you want to undergo basic skincare treatments or Pico procedures, you may need to find a clinic that specializes in skin management.

One last reminder: Make sure to book through official channels. BeautsGO is the most convenient Chinese-language booking platform, ensuring transparent pricing and excellent after-sales service. Don’t trust private booking services on platforms like REDnote or WeChat—these may offer opaque prices and lack any guarantees in case of problems.

If you still have additional questions regarding medical aesthetics on Jeju Island or Dermatology in South Korea, the following articles may be of assistance to you:

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