How much does Juvelook cost in Korea?
In Korea, Juvelook — the hybrid booster that combines PLLA (a collagen stimulator) with hyaluronic acid — is commonly listed at ₩340,000–600,000, roughly $247–436, for a 4 cc half vial at 2026 standard self-pay rates. The unit is the detail to watch: a typical full-face session uses around 8 cc, so budget roughly double the listed half-vial row for one complete session. The volumizing line, Juvelook Volume, is listed separately at about ₩128,000 per 1 cc. VAT is already included in every figure, foreign patients pay the same standard rate as domestic patients, and Book Korea Medical adds no markup.
Juvelook prices in Korea
Standard self-pay ranges, VAT included, compiled from rate cards published in July 2026. Check the cc unit on every quote — half-vial listings are common.
| Procedure | Unit | Range (KRW) | Approx. (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Juvelook (PLLA + hyaluronic acid booster) | 4 cc — half vial; a typical session uses ~8 cc | ₩340,000 – ₩600,000 | ~$247 – $436 |
| Juvelook Volume (volumizing line) | per 1 cc | ₩128,000 | ~$93 |
| Sculptra / PLLA (collagen stimulator, for comparison) | per vial | ₩550,000 – ₩1,100,000 | ~$400 – $800 |
Standard self-pay rates, VAT included. USD is approximate at ~₩1,375 = $1 (September 2026). Your written quote is the binding figure.
Compiled from participating-clinic rate cards (incl. RE:BERRY, Kind Global), 2026. KRW is the binding figure.
What sets your Juvelook price
The cc count is the main driver — and the main trap. Korean clinics frequently list Juvelook by the 4 cc half vial, while a typical full-face session uses around 8 cc. Two quotes that look far apart can describe the same treatment once you put them in the same unit, so always confirm whether a figure covers a half vial or a full session before comparing.
The product line matters next. Standard Juvelook is a skin-quality booster: diluted PLLA particles plus hyaluronic acid, aimed at texture, fine lines, and gradual collagen build-up over a short course. Juvelook Volume is a denser volumizing formulation quoted per 1 cc and used more like a filler for deeper hollows — a different plan with a different total.
Finally, course length and district set the rest. Like most collagen-stimulating treatments, Juvelook is usually planned as two to three sessions spaced about a month apart, so multiply the confirmed per-session figure by your session count. An itemized written quote after a free consultation states the cc count, line, and session plan so you can compare clinics like for like.
Juvelook or Sculptra — pricing the two PLLA routes
Both are PLLA-based collagen stimulators, but they are priced and used differently. Sculptra is quoted per vial at about ₩550,000–1,100,000 and targets broader volume restoration over a series of sessions. Juvelook's smaller, hyaluronic-acid-blended dosing sits at a lower per-visit figure and is pitched at skin quality — pores, fine lines, and glow — rather than structural volume.
Neither is automatically the better buy: the right choice follows your goal, your skin, and how much downtime and course length you can plan around a trip. A free consultation with a KHIDI-registered clinic will tell you which route fits your case and put an exact figure on each, so you can weigh the difference before deciding.
VAT is included — and there is no refund in 2026
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.
FAQ
How much is Juvelook in Korea?
Clinics commonly list Juvelook at ₩340,000–600,000 (~$247–436) for a 4 cc half vial at 2026 standard self-pay rates, VAT included. A typical full-face session uses around 8 cc, so one complete session usually means budgeting roughly double the listed half-vial figure. Foreign patients pay the same standard rate, and we add no markup.
Why do Juvelook quotes look so different between clinics?
Usually it is the unit, not the treatment. One clinic lists a 4 cc half vial while another quotes a full ~8 cc session, and the headline figures diverge even though the plan is the same. Confirm the cc count and the product line — standard Juvelook versus Juvelook Volume — before comparing any two quotes.
What is the difference between Juvelook and Juvelook Volume in price?
Standard Juvelook, the skin-quality booster, lists at ₩340,000–600,000 per 4 cc half vial. Juvelook Volume, the denser volumizing line, is quoted per 1 cc at about ₩128,000 and is planned more like a filler for deeper areas. They answer different goals, so a consultation decides which line — and which total — applies to you.
Does the Juvelook price include VAT, and can I get it refunded in 2026?
The 10% VAT is already included in the quoted price. The foreign-patient VAT refund on cosmetic procedures expired on 31 December 2025 and does not apply in 2026, so there is nothing to reclaim afterward — the figure on your written quote is your effective, final cost.
How do I get an exact Juvelook quote instead of a range?
Share your goal through a free consultation, and a KHIDI-registered clinic confirms the line, the cc count per session, and the number of sessions, then issues an itemized written quote. That written figure — not this range — is the binding price, and Book Korea Medical adds no markup.
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