How much does chin filler cost in Korea?

The cc count is the honest variable. A chin that needs a touch more forward projection may be handled with 1 cc; building a recessed chin into a balanced side profile more commonly plans 2 cc, sometimes placed over two visits so the injector can judge the first syringe before adding the second. Quotes that look far apart often describe different cc counts for the same face, so always compare per-cc figures and planned volume separately.

Product tier is the second driver, and it is a genuine choice rather than a trap. Imported HA fillers in the ₩340,000–460,000 band are the familiar international names with long track records in structural areas like the chin. Domestic Korean HA fillers at ₩100,000–220,000 per cc are KFDA-approved products that Korean patients use in volume every day; firmer domestic lines are routinely used for chin projection. The gap between tiers widens with every cc, which matters more on a two-cc profile plan than on a single-syringe refinement.

The remaining spread is the clinic itself — district, injector seniority, and how much consultation time is built into the visit. Chin work is profile work: the planning photographs and the injector's assessment of your jawline and lip position are part of what the higher end of the range buys. Send a side-profile photo through a free consultation and ask for the product name, cc count, and per-cc price in one written quote.

Chin filler is rarely judged alone in Korean consultations. Because the chin, jawline, and lower face read as one line from the side, clinics often assess whether projection alone fixes the profile or whether the surrounding jawline needs separate attention — a different treatment family with its own pricing logic. Neither route is automatically better; the deciding factors are whether the issue is a recessed chin (filler territory) or soft-tissue fullness around it.

For travelers, HA chin filler has a practical advantage: it is a single-visit treatment with minimal downtime, and because HA is reversible, a conservative first cc can be assessed and topped up on a later trip. Plan your budget around the per-cc figure and a realistic one-to-two-cc volume, and treat anything quoted without a cc count as incomplete.

Every price above is VAT-inclusive: Korea's 10% value-added tax is already built into the standard self-pay rate.

The foreign-patient VAT refund on cosmetic and aesthetic procedures (Special Tax Treatment Control Act, Articles 107-3 and 107-4) expired on 31 December 2025 and was not extended for 2026. As of 2026 there is nothing to reclaim afterward on a procedure like this — the price you see is your effective, out-of-pocket cost. Be cautious of older listings that still promise a clinic VAT refund for cosmetic treatment.