Juvelook options from clinics on K-Beauty Station include 1cc at ₩99,000, 2cc at ₩199,000, and 4cc at ₩330,000 or ₩349,000. Prices vary by amount and package, and even two 4cc options may differ in the product, treatment method and aftercare included.
To compare prices, look at the product, amount, treatment method, number of sessions and inclusions together. We’ll walk you through examples from our partner clinics, from the price per cc to package costs and your final bill.
How much does Juvelook cost in Korea?
Here are Juvelook options from two Gangnam clinics on K-Beauty Station. Find the amount you are considering, then check whether the price includes VAT.
| Treatment option | Price | VAT |
|---|---|---|
| Juvelook Skin Booster 1cc | ₩99,000 | Included |
| Juvelook Skin 2cc | ₩199,000 | Confirm with the clinic |
| Juvelook Skin Booster 4cc | ₩330,000 | Listed as included* |
| Juvelook Skin 4cc — another partner clinic | ₩349,000 | Confirm with the clinic |
| Juvelook Skin Booster 8cc | ₩649,000 | Listed as included* |
Listed prices as of September 18, 2026. Prices and packages may change. “Confirm with the clinic” means VAT is not specified. For starred options, the listing says VAT is included; confirm that this also applies to your selected amount before booking.
The two 4cc options differ by ₩19,000, but that alone does not tell you which offers better value. The product, treatment method, numbing, aftercare and any VAT added to the bill can change what you actually pay.
On a page with several skin boosters, look for the Juvelook price for your chosen amount. The starting price at the top may be for a different amount or treatment.
Browse our skin booster collection to compare Juvelook alongside other skin booster options.
What do cc, a vial and a session mean on a price list?
A cc is a unit of volume: 1cc equals 1mL. A vial is the container the product comes in. A session is one treatment visit. Each unit gives you a different starting point for comparing quotes.
Juvelook is mixed with liquid before treatment. The total volume after mixing is different from the amount of Juvelook product it contains. A “4cc” label alone therefore cannot tell you whether you are receiving a whole vial or the same amount of product as another clinic’s 4cc option. A published study also distinguishes the original product amount from the mixture used for treatment. Its preparation method is not a universal standard for every clinic.
| Pricing unit | What it means | What else to check |
|---|---|---|
| “Juvelook 2cc” or “4cc” | A stated volume | Product name, whether the volume is measured after mixing, the amount used and the treatment method |
| “1 vial” or “1 bottle” | A container-based price | Full product name and vial size; whether the whole vial is allocated to your appointment and what the treatment includes |
| “Full face” or a named area | A proposed treatment area | Product, amount, method and which parts of the area are included |
| “3 sessions” | A course of visits | Amount and inclusions at each visit, the total course price and the conditions for using it |
When comparing vial prices, check the full product name too. With the manufacturer’s launch of Juvelook Volume 100, an offer described simply as “one vial of Juvelook Volume” needs a more specific product name and size.
You do not need to choose a preparation method yourself. A useful question is: “Which product is this, and what does the quoted cc amount mean for my appointment?” Get the clinic’s explanation before using price per cc to compare it with another offer.
Even when the preparation and method match, a lower price per cc does not tell you how much you need. The treating doctor should assess the amount and treatment area. A larger package is only useful if it fits that plan.
Check the product and treatment method before comparing packages
Start by matching the full product name. Juvelook Skin and Juvelook Volume are different products, so compare their prices separately. For an introduction to their different purposes and the questions to raise at consultation, see our Juvelook types, treatment questions and downtime guide.
Then check how Juvelook is being used. A listing may describe direct injections, a device-assisted procedure, or Juvelook combined with another treatment. Two options called “Juvelook 3cc” can still involve different procedures.
One of our partner clinics offers Juvelook 3cc + Potenza + LDM for six minutes at ₩396,000 (VAT included, as of September 18, 2026). All three treatments are bundled into that price, so dividing it by three would not give you a standalone Juvelook price per cc. Check the treatment description or ask at consultation how the Juvelook is administered.
For a combination package, get an itemized explanation of:
- The Juvelook component: full product name, amount and administration method.
- The additional procedure: exact treatment and the area or scope included.
- The reason for combining them: what each component is intended to address in your case.
The appointment and recovery: whether the added procedure changes the visit length or aftercare.
If you only wanted Juvelook, request the standalone quote too. A bundle is easier to assess when you know what has been added and whether you want it. An attractive package price is not a reason to add a procedure before discussing its suitability.
Is a three-session package cheaper for your trip?
A three-session discount pays off when you can use all three visits. Unlike the combination treatments above, this comparison is about a package of separate appointments.
Here is an illustrative example: ₩300,000 for one visit or ₩750,000 for a three-visit package. These are not actual offers. Assume the same product, amount, procedure, inclusions and tax treatment at every visit.
| Comparison | Pay separately for 3 visits | Use all 3 package visits | Use only 1 package visit* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total spent | ₩900,000 | ₩750,000 | ₩750,000 |
| Visits used | 3 | 3 | 1 |
| Cost per visit used | ₩300,000 | ₩250,000 | ₩750,000 |
The last column assumes unused visits are not refundable. Check the clinic’s actual refund terms.
Using all three visits saves ₩150,000 compared with paying separately. If you only plan to have one treatment during this trip, however, the ₩300,000 single visit may keep your spending lower.
Before buying, match the doctor’s recommended treatment interval with dates you can return. Check the package expiry date, eligible branches, and refund or transfer terms for unused visits too. Ask at consultation what you can reasonably expect from one treatment and whether follow-up is needed.
Compare the final price, including any extra fees
Even for the same product and procedure, separate fees for consultation, numbing or aftercare can change what you pay. Check which services are included in the treatment price and add any extra charges before comparing the final totals.
- Consultation: Is there a separate fee, including if you decide not to proceed?
- Numbing and administration: Does the price include the method discussed, or would changing it add a charge?
- Aftercare and review: Which items or follow-up visits are included? Are prescriptions or extra care charged separately?
- Language support: If you need an interpreter, is that included or separately arranged?
- Tax: Does the selected option include VAT? If an offer explicitly excludes 10% VAT, multiply that amount by 1.10 to work out the price after that tax, before any other extras.
- Promotion conditions: Does the advertised rate apply to your visit, chosen provider, date and number of sessions?
For example, ₩300,000 plus 10% VAT is ₩330,000. A separate quote of ₩320,000 including VAT would therefore be lower—provided the treatment and other inclusions were the same. If a page says nothing about VAT, obtain the final amount instead of assuming it is included or excluded.
Keep the treatment total separate from the amount due on the day. If an agreed ₩330,000 total includes a ₩50,000 deposit already paid, the remaining balance is ₩280,000. Confirm that the payment is credited toward treatment rather than being a separate booking fee.
If the doctor proposes a different amount, product or additional procedure at consultation, request an updated total before agreeing. You can keep to the original budget, choose another suitable plan or take more time to decide.
Get a Juvelook quote you can compare
Send the same main concern and treatment request to each clinic you are considering. Include a screenshot or name of the advertised option so the reply addresses the price you actually saw.
Hi, I’m considering your [Juvelook option] for [main concern/area]. Could you confirm the product name, amount used and treatment method? Does [cc] refer to the volume after mixing? For a [vial] option, is the whole vial used? Is the quote for one visit or a course? Please share the total in KRW including VAT, and state whether consultation, numbing and aftercare are included. If this is a combination package, could you also quote the Juvelook treatment on its own? I will be in Seoul from [date] to [date].
Compare the replies by product, amount, method, visits, inclusions and total. Ask about any missing items rather than assuming they are included. If two proposals differ, ask why before treating them as competing prices for the same treatment.
**Compare skin booster options on K-Beauty Station.** Explore Juvelook options from our partner clinics and compare the amounts and packages that interest you. Once you have found an option you like, confirm the treatment plan and final price at consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Is 4cc always a full vial of Juvelook?
No. “4cc” tells you the volume, but not the vial size or the amount of Juvelook product it contains. Confirm the exact product and what “4cc” means in that offer. Do not use a fixed cc-to-vial conversion across clinics.
Can I compare Juvelook Skin and Volume by price per cc?
Not as equivalent treatments. Match the product and intended treatment first. A cheaper cc figure for a different formulation does not make it an appropriate substitute for the treatment proposed for you.
Does a higher price mean more Juvelook or a better result?
Not necessarily. It may reflect a different amount, method, additional procedure or service. Request the itemized details; expected benefits, limits and risks need a separate discussion with the treating doctor.
Does “3cc + 1cc free” mean the same as a 4cc offer?
Only if the product, preparation, administration method, visits and inclusions match. Confirm that the extra volume is the same product and whether any conditions apply. The “free” label alone does not tell you whether the treatments are comparable.
Can I use all the visits in a package during one short stay?
Do not assume so. The treating doctor should set the schedule, and the package may require return visits after you have left Seoul. Check the proposed spacing and unused-session terms before paying for a course.
What if the consultation quote is higher than the online price?
Ask for the difference to be explained item by item: product, amount, treatment area, method, extra procedures, tax or promotion eligibility. Get the revised total before deciding. You do not have to accept an added service simply because it appears in the new quote.
About treatment information K-Beauty Station provides general information to help you compare treatments from our partner clinics. Discuss suitability, amount, timing, expected benefits and possible side effects with your treating clinician.
