Juvelook costs ₩300,000–720,000 per vial in Korea, about $200–500, at Seoul clinics in Gangnam. The price is per vial; clinics may use more than one vial per session. A typical 2–3 session course, 4 weeks apart, budgets ₩600,000–2,160,000 (about $400–1,500) in total. Figures are Korean-patient market ranges, not quotes.
What the price includes
Juvelook is priced per vial, and the vial is the unit to confirm. The original booster is 50 mg of PDLLA microspheres mixed with hyaluronic acid. A session is 20–30 minutes of numbing cream, then a fine needle or small cannula walked across cheeks, forehead and chin for 10–15 minutes. The ₩300,000–720,000 range is one vial at a Gangnam clinic.
What moves the number within the range: how many vials go into a session, the clinic tier and the doctor, and the dilution protocol (standard is lidocaine plus saline). Make sure the quote is for the Juvelook booster (50 mg), not Juvelook Volume (200 mg), which is a different product at ₩690,000–850,000 per vial. Reputable clinics will open the vial in front of you; verification became standard after counterfeit vials circulated in 2024–2025.
A standard course is 2–3 sessions, 4 weeks apart, with maintenance every 6–9 months, so a course budgets ₩600,000–2,160,000 (about $400–1,500) depending on vials per session. Bundled with Rejuran in the same visit, most clinics offer a combined discount of around 10%.
Price table
Juvelook and the boosters it is most often compared with. Values copied from the Korean clinic prices table.
| Treatment | Korean price (KRW) | ≈ USD | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Juvelook | ₩300,000–720,000 | $200–500 | Per vial · 2–3 session course ≈ $400–1,500 |
| Juvelook Volume | ₩690,000–850,000 | $475–585 | Per vial · typical course 1–3 vials |
| Rejuran (Healer) | ₩200,000–450,000 | $150–350 | Per session · standard course 3–4 sessions |
| Re20 | ₩300,000–450,000 | $200–310 | Per session · 3-session course ≈ $550–830 |
| Sculptra | — | $700–1,000 | Per vial · typical course 2–3 vials |
Why foreigners are quoted more
Foreign patients are routinely quoted 30–100% above the local Juvelook price, and agency or concierge commissions of 15–30% are usually built into the treatment price rather than billed separately. Every Korean clinic is legally required to publish its non-covered fee schedule (비급여 진료비용 고지), so the local number is verifiable — it is just rarely shown to visitors. How those markups are structured is covered in our guide to agency markups.
How to check you are paying the local price
- Ask the clinic for its published non-covered fee schedule and find the Juvelook line before you accept any quote.
- Confirm in writing how many vials the price covers, and whether it is Juvelook booster (50 mg) or Juvelook Volume (200 mg).
- Compare the quote against the ₩300,000–720,000 per-vial range on this page; a gap of 30% or more above the top of the range is worth asking about.
Common questions
How much does Juvelook cost in Korea?
Juvelook costs ₩300,000–720,000 per vial in Korea, roughly $200–500, at Gangnam clinics. A typical 2–3 session course budgets ₩600,000–2,160,000 (about $400–1,500) in total, depending on how many vials are used per session. When Juvelook is bundled with Rejuran in the same visit, most clinics offer a combined discount of around 10%.
How many sessions of Juvelook do I need?
A standard Juvelook course is 2–3 sessions, 4 weeks apart, with maintenance every 6–9 months. A reasonable starter course is 2–3 sessions, not 4–5. The same-day hydration shows within 24 hours, but the PDLLA collagen build develops over 8–12 weeks, and most Korean reviewers say the noticeable effect arrives after the second or third session.
Do foreigners pay more for Juvelook in Korea?
Often yes. Foreign patients are routinely quoted 30–100% above the local Juvelook price, and agency commissions of 15–30% are frequently built into the treatment price rather than billed separately. Every Korean clinic must publish its non-covered fee schedule, so the local Juvelook per-vial rate is verifiable. Ask for that schedule before accepting a quote.
What is included in the Juvelook price?
The Juvelook price in Korea is per vial of the original booster (50 mg PDLLA with hyaluronic acid), covering one session: 20–30 minutes of numbing cream and 10–15 minutes of injections across cheeks, forehead and chin. Juvelook Volume (200 mg) is a separate, higher-priced product at ₩690,000–850,000 per vial. Extra vials and courses are priced on top.
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Get a fair-price match →Methodology: figures are collected from Korean clinics' published non-covered fee schedules (a legal requirement in Korea), practitioner interviews, and Korean-language patient reviews on UNNI and Naver Blog, then cross-checked against quotes our own clients receive. Ranges reflect the spread between neighborhood and premium Gangnam clinics. Observed market ranges, not quotes; not medical advice. Reviewed and updated quarterly — last review October 2026. Corrections welcome at consult@beautrek.com. Full list: Korean clinic prices · Treatment guide: Juvelook: the skin booster that gives you a same-day glow and slow-build collagen in one shot.