Don’t fall for inflated prices from internet influencers! The 2026 updated real fee list from Cellin Dermatology in Hongdae (including prices for Ulthrea, Rejuran, Potenza, and RE2O collagen hydration treatments)

Today, we’re revealing right here the actual pricing list for Cellin’s Hongdae branch for 2026—ranging from LHALA skin rejuvenation treatments, Rejuran, and Potenza, to Ulthrea, RE2O collagen fillers, we’ll break down every service’s regular price, promotional price, and whether it’s really worth it. Plus, we’ll share a few hidden rules you absolutely need to know before deciding whether to make an appointment or not.

I. The Tricks Behind Influencer-Driven Prices: Why Can’t You Ever See the Real Price?

Before we dive into Cellin’s actual price list, let’s first explain why there’s such a big gap between the “super cheap medical beauty prices in South Korea” you see online and what you actually end up paying.

Tactic 1: Hooking prices. The “hyaluronic acid injections for just ₩50,000” or “Pico treatments for just ₩30,000” mentioned in many influencer posts are actually hooking prices. Clinics deliberately set the price of one of these services at an extremely low level to attract customers. However, such prices usually come with restrictions—only available for new clients, limited to a single session, and cannot be combined with other discounts. Once you arrive, the staff will tell you, “This price applies only to one session; subsequent treatments will have to be paid at the regular rate.”

Tactic No. 2: Single-session price vs. package price. When it comes to skin care, the cost per session varies significantly depending on whether you have just one treatment or three. The “ultra-low prices” advertised online are often just the price of a single trial session, not the average cost for a three-session package. Cellin’s package deals seem cheaper than the sum of individual treatments because they’re designed as comprehensive packages—by purchasing a package, you’re essentially getting three or four treatments in one go, which naturally lowers the per-session cost. But if you opt for just one treatment, the price will be completely different.

Trap number three: No additional tax included. Nine out of ten people aren’t aware of this. South Korea’s consumption tax is 10%, but the “strikingly low prices” advertised online almost never include taxes. Cellin clearly states at the bottom of its price list that “prices do not include 10% additional tax.” In other words, if you see a price of ₩159,000, you actually have to pay ₩174,900. This difference becomes even more noticeable for expensive treatments—such as the Ulthrea package priced at ₩2,590,000, the total cost with tax comes to ₩2,849,000, a difference of ₩259,000.

Tip No. 4: No anesthesia or post-procedure care included. Some treatments require anesthetic creams, while others need repair masks or ointments after the procedure—items that are usually not mentioned in the prices listed on REDnote. The good thing about Cellin is its transparency; many of its packages already include LED light therapy and masks, but additional post-procedure care products still need to be purchased separately.

So keep in mind: Just check the influencer-promoted prices as a reference—for the actual cost, please refer to the official clinic pricing or real-time quotes on BeautsGO. The table below shows the true prices of Cellin’s latest promotional packages at its Hongdae branch for 2026.

II. The 2026 Updated Real Fee List for Cellin Dermatology in Hongdae (All 13 Package Options Revealed)

The prices listed below are from Cellin’s latest promotional packages at its Hongdae store for 2026. The original price is shown on the left (marked with a line), while the discounted price is on the right. Note that these prices do not include a 10% tax; you’ll need to multiply the amount by 1.1 at checkout. The exchange rate used is 1 South Korean won ≈ 0.0053 RMB (as of July 2026).

💡 Here’s the bottom line: The discount ranges from 47% to 52%, meaning you’re essentially getting around half price. The most cost-effective entry-level package is the LHALA skin renewal set at ₩159,000 (originally priced at ₩300,000), while the most expensive option is the premium Ulthrea package at ₩2,590,000 (originally ₩5,000,000). The mid-range prices (₩550,000–₩830,000) offer the widest selection and are typically the range most people consider.

Cellin Dermatology – Hongdae Flagship Store

BeautsGO Certification

📍 15th Floor, KAKAOFRIENDS Building, 162 Yanghwa-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul
🚇 3-minute walk from Exit 8/9 at Hongdae
Entrance Station
🕐 Monday–Friday: 10:00–20:00 / Weekends: 10:00–17:00

✨ Pico Laser Therapy · Rejuran Glow Treatment · Thermage FLX · Onda · Personal Consultation by the Chief Physician

💰 Price references for popular procedures

Recommended Items	Reference price
Rejuran PN 4cc + Eye Area 1cc + Red Box 1cc + Face Mask	Starting from ₩590,000
Ulthrea 300 Shots + Onda 90KJ Package	Starting from ₩1.59 million
US Version Thermage 600 Shots + Regenerative Laser Package	Starting from ₩1.85 million

Prices are for reference only; the actual fee is subject to the clinic’s daily quote.

📅 Book your appointment at Cellin’s Hongdae branch on BeautsGO right now!

III. Separate out the three to four key treatments: Ulthrea, Rejuran, Potenza, and RE2O Collagen Glow

With so many packages to choose from, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Below, we’ll take a closer look at the four items that matter most to you, showing you exactly what their real prices are at Cellin.

1. The Ulthrea version (Ultherapy)

Cellin offers two packages featuring the Ulthrea: a 300-shot package (₩1.59 million) and a larger 600-shot package (₩2.59 million).

Let’s be clear from the start—the Ulthrea is considered the “luxury treatment” in the medical aesthetics industry. In the South Korea market, a single session with 300 shots typically costs between ₩1.5 million and ₩2.5 million. Cellin’s 300-shot package even includes Onda 90KJ, hyaluronic acid injections, and LDM therapy, priced at ₩1.59 million—meaning you get three additional treatments for free at the cost of just one Ulthrea session. If you opt to have these treatments done separately, the total cost will easily exceed ₩3 million.

The premium 600-shot package is available for ₩2.59 million, including 6cc of RE2O collagen glow serum and 4cc of botulinum toxin for skin elasticity. It’s ideal for those over 35 with noticeable facial sagging. To be honest, 600 shots might be too much for many people; if budget is a concern, the 300-shot package offers better value.

2. Rejuran

Cellin’s Rejuran package includes 4cc of Black Box Rejuran + 1cc of eye-specific Rejuran + 1cc of Red Box Rejuran + a mask, available at an exclusive price of 590,000 KRW.

As for the price of Rejuran PN purchased separately in South Korea, it generally ranges from 200,000 to 400,000 KRW per centum core, with the cost varying depending on the clinic’s level. The Cellin package offers 6 centum cores in total (4 cc of Rejuran PN + 1 cc of Red Box + 1 cc for the eyes), along with face masks, at a price of 590,000 KRW, which works out to around 98,000 KRW per centum core. This price falls in the upper-middle range for high-end clinics—it’s not the cheapest option, but considering the quality of equipment and facilities provided by Cellin, it’s considered reasonable.

Keep in mind: Rejuran doesn’t provide permanent results after just one treatment. It’s generally recommended to complete a course of three treatments, with intervals of 3–4 weeks between them. So if you really want to improve your skin quality using Rejuran, you’ll need to budget at least ₩1.8 million for three treatments.

3. Potenza

Cellin’s Potenza is included in two different packages: one comes with micro-bubble cleansing, Juvelook glow treatment, and Botox for ₩590,000, while the other includes LHALA skin renewal therapy, GENESIS regenerative laser treatment, and RE2O collagen glow treatment for ₩829,000.

Potenza is primarily used for treating Pores and acne scars, though it does cause noticeable pain due to the needle insertion, with redness and swelling lasting 1–3 days after the treatment. Cellin includes this treatment in both of its packages, indicating that they tend to view Potenza as part of a comprehensive improvement approach rather than a standalone treatment option. If your main concern is Pores, the entry-level package priced at ₩590,000 will suffice; if you want to address skin texture and collagen issues as well, the full package at ₩829,000 offers a more thorough solution.

4. RE2O Collagen Glow Serum

There’s relatively little information about this treatment online, but Cellin includes it in two premium packages (₩829,000 and ₩2,590,000), indicating that it’s one of their top recommended options.

RE2O Collagen Glow Therapy is a type of mesotherapy treatment designed to stimulate Collagen regeneration, thereby reducing fine lines and improving skin quality. Unlike Rejuran (PDRN), RE2O places more emphasis on “Collagen activation” rather than “repair.” A dosage of 6 centum core per session for Cellin is considered generous, as most clinics offer only 2–4 centum core per session for similar products. If you’ve already tried Rejuran and are looking to try another type of glow therapy, RE2O is worth considering.

IV. Is the package really worth it? How to choose one without falling into pitfalls?

After looking at these 13 packages, you might feel even more torn—with so many options, which one is right for me?

To be honest, Cellin’s package designs have one distinct feature: the mid-to-low-priced packages (₩150,000–₩600,000) offer great value for money, while the high-priced packages (over ₩1.5 million) are more about convenience than saving money.

How should we interpret this? Let’s take an example: The LHALA skin renewal package priced at 159,000 won includes Pico therapy, regenerative laser treatment, LED therapy, and face masks. Since it’s half the original price of 300,000 won, it’s definitely a great deal. As for the Rejuran package costing 590,000 won, it comes with 6 cc of Rejuran serum along with face masks, and its reasonable price makes it quite affordable as well.

But the Ulthrea package priced at 1.59 million won, although its original price is listed as 3 million won, the thing is—you’d never actually go to another clinic to have these four treatments done separately. The Onda+HIFU+glow+LDM combination was designed by Cellin itself, and their original prices were set by them as well. So the “half-price” offer isn’t as meaningful in this case as it is with mid-to-low-priced packages.

My suggestion is to choose by these tiers:

• Budget under ₩200,000 (~¥1,100): Choose the LHALA Skin Renewal Package (₩159,000) or the Micro-Bubble Cleaning Package (₩199,000). These are ideal for first-time users looking to experience South Korea’s skin care services with minimal risk.
• Budget: ₩500,000–₩600,000 (~¥2,700–¥3,200): The Rejuran package (₩590,000) or the Potenza treatment set (₩590,000). These are Cellin’s most popular packages, offering great value with proven results.
• Budget around ₩800,000 (~¥4,200): The Oligio 300-shot package (₩790,000) or the LHALA+Potenza+RE2O combination (₩829,000). This option is ideal for those who specifically seek anti-aging or Pores treatment solutions.
• Budget of over ₩1.5 million (~¥8,000+): The Ulthrea 300-shot package (₩1.59 million) or the American version of Thermage 600-shot package (₩1.85 million). These are ideal for those over 35 who have a clear need for skin tightening and lifting. As for the 600-shot HIFU treatment (₩2.59 million), it’s generally not recommended for most people to go for such a high-end option right from the start, unless they suffer from severe facial sagging.

⚠️ Warning to avoid pitfalls: Don’t let the “original price” fool you into thinking you’re getting a good deal. The original price is simply the clinic’s pricing strategy, not the market price. What really matters is whether this package includes the services you actually need. Services you don’t require are a waste, no matter how cheap they are.

V. The hidden rules behind transparent pricing: Four things no one will tell you on their own initiative

Cellin’s pricing structure is already more transparent than that of many clinics, but there are still a few “industry unwritten rules” you should be aware of.

1. A 10% surcharge is applied separately.

At the bottom of the price list, there’s small text stating “Prices do not include a 10% additional tax.” This is the consumption tax mandated by South Korea’s laws, and every medical aesthetics clinic is required to collect it. So, the promotional prices you see need to be multiplied by 1.1 at checkout. For a Rejuran package priced at 590,000 won, you’ll actually have to pay 649,000 won; for an HIFU package priced at 2,590,000 won, the actual cost comes to 2,849,000 won. You can’t avoid this extra charge, so make sure to set aside the necessary funds in your budget.

2. The promotional price is valid for a limited time

The screenshot says “Valid until the end of the promotion,” but it doesn’t specify exactly when that is. This is a common practice among clinics in South Korea — promotions can end at any time or be extended. The price you see when making a reservation may differ from the actual price upon arrival. It’s recommended to check the current price on BeautsGO when booking and save a screenshot as proof.

3. Anesthesia costs are not necessarily included in the package.

Services such as Pico treatment, Potenza therapy, and hyaluronic acid injection all require the application of anesthetic. Some clinics include the cost of anesthesia in their package deals, while others charge it separately. Certain Cellin packages come with LED therapy and face masks, but whether anesthesia is extra depends on the plan, so it’s advisable to ask clearly when making an appointment. The cost for applying anesthesia usually ranges from 10,000 to 30,000 won. It may not be a large amount, but knowing exactly what to expect helps you feel more at ease.

4. In-person consultation with the director vs. consultation with the department head

The director at Cellin will conduct the personal consultation and perform the treatment in person. However, during the initial consultation, it’s sometimes the Chinese-speaking manager who first gathers your needs before passing them on to the director. There’s nothing wrong with this process, but if you insist on having the director talk to you from start to finish personally, it’s recommended to mention this when making an appointment or choose a time when there are fewer clients (such as mornings on weekdays), so the director will have more time for a detailed conversation.

Cellin Dermatology – Hongdae Flagship Store

BeautsGO Certification

📍 15th Floor, KAKAOFRIENDS Building, 162 Yanghwa-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul
🚇 3-minute walk from Exit 8/9 at Hongdae
Entrance Station
🕐 Monday–Friday: 10:00–20:00 / Weekends: 10:00–17:00

✨ Pico Laser Therapy · Rejuran Glow Treatment · Thermage FLX · Onda · Personal Consultation by the Clinic Director

💰 Price Reference for Popular Procedures

Recommended Items	Reference price
Rejuran PN 4cc + Eye area 1cc + Red box 1cc + Face mask	Starting from ₩590,000
Ulthrea 300 Shots + Onda 90KJ Package	Starting from ₩1.59 million
US Version Thermage 600 Shots + Regenerative Laser Package	Starting from ₩1.85 million

The prices are for reference only; the final amount is subject to the clinic’s daily quote.

📅 Book your appointment at Cellin’s Hongdae branch on BeautsGO right now!

VI. Booking Cellin through BeautsGO: 5 simple steps, with transparent prices right away

After checking the price list, if you decide to book a Cellin treatment, the easiest way is through the BeautsGO APP. Everything is in Chinese, prices are displayed in real time, and you don’t need to know Korean.

STEP 1: Download the BeautsGO APP. Search for “BeautsG
O” in the iOS or Android app store, then create an account (phone number or WeChat login is available).

STEP 2: Search for “Cellin” – Enter “Cellin” or “Cellin” i
n the search bar on the homepage, then select the branch you’d like to visit. Appointments can be made at all three locations: Hongdae, Myeongdong, and Gangnam.

STEP 3: Select the services and check the prices by
clicking on the clinic’s page — all services and prices will be displayed instantly. The price you see is the current promotional rate, so there’s no need to ask, “Is this price still valid?”

STEP 4: When selecting a time slot, the calendar w
ill show available times. Green indicates availability, while gray means it’s already booked. Once you’ve chosen one, submit it.

STEP 5: Upload passport + wait for confirmation. Foreign guests a
re required to upload passport photos (as mandated by South Korea’s regulations). You’ll typically receive a confirmation message within 1 hour after submission, via SMS in Chinese or an app notification.

💡 Tip: The prices on BeautsGO are exactly the same as those at the clinic, so you don’t have to worry about extra charges from the platform. It’s recommended to take a screenshot of the price page before making a reservation, just in case the deals change by the time you arrive.

Final Thoughts | Last Word: Prices are just a reference—only what suits you truly matters.

I’m revealing the true picture of prices at Cellin Dermatology in South Korea—13 treatment packages, a breakdown of four key procedures, selection tips, and hidden rules. All the figures are clearly listed, but one thing to keep in mind: prices are just for reference; what truly matters is finding what’s right for you.

Cellin’s prices aren’t the lowest in the Hongdae area, but they’re certainly not exorbitant either. It falls into the mid-to-high-end category, offering well-equipped facilities, a comfortable atmosphere, and excellent Chinese-speaking service. If what you’re looking for is a clinic that “Koreans themselves would visit” rather than the “lowest price online,” Cellin is definitely worth considering.

But if you have a clear budget limit or only plan to undergo one or two specific procedures, it’s recommended to compare at least two or three options. On BeautsGO, you can view the prices and reviews of multiple clinics at once, so you don’t have to check each one’s official website separately.

One final reminder: don’t fall for the fake discounts offered by internet celebrities. Those prices that seem unbelievably low are either part of a marketing trick or hide additional fees that aren’t included. While medical aesthetics treatments in South Korea are indeed cheaper than those in Taiwan and mainland China, they’re not as drastically reduced as claimed—by half price at that. The actual prices for Cellin are listed in the table above, so calculate them yourself to have a clear idea before making an appointment.

Wish you a smooth trip to Seoul! After your skincare treatment, you’ll be able to step outside confidently even without makeup.

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