Quick Reference: PPEUM Medical Aesthetics Prices on Jeju Island – Side-by-Side Comparison of Original vs. Special Offer Prices for HIFU, Thermage, and Rejuran

PPEUM Medical Aesthetics in Jeju Island: Korean-style HIFU Universe Edition starting at 149,000 KRW, plus package deals with up to 50% off

At PPEUM on Jeju Island, prices are transparent, and you can save a lot by combining different packages. It’s ideal for customers from Taiwan, mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau who prefer to make reservations in Chinese. The original prices, special discounted prices, and corresponding ranges in RMB for 12 common procedures offered at the clinic are all clearly listed. The article also explains why PPEUM’s group treatments on Jeju are 20–40% cheaper than those in Seoul, how to combine packages to get the best deal, and what to keep in mind during the recovery period after treatment.

(Incremental type: Data) Converted using the real-time exchange rate as of August 2026, where 10,000 South Korean won ≈ ¥53. All amounts in “RMB” mentioned in this article are directly converted from the price in Korean won at the clinic, to facilitate comparison with prices of similar services in China. Exchange rate fluctuations may cause the actual payment amount to vary by ±5%; it’s best to verify the figure again before departure.

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Where exactly is the PPEUM Jeju Island international store?

The PPEUM Jeju Island International Store is located in the city center of Jeju, right near the main hotel area and airport routes, so you can reach it right after arriving on Jeju. As the only branch of the PPEUM chain on Jeju Island, it is designed to serve foreign tourists. The store provides Chinese-speaking customer service and translators, allowing consultations, payments, and post-procedure guidance to be handled entirely in Mandarin.

There are three things you must confirm first before deciding whether to make the trip specifically:

1. Location: The PPEUM Jeju branch is located near the Jeju City Foreign Exchange Office and several major bus routes. It’s only a 30-minute drive from the airport upon landing or after getting off the airport shuttle.
2. Chinese services: On-site Chinese translators are available, so you don’t need to bring your own translation app. However, post-surgery care instructions for cosmetic procedures are mostly in Korean, so it’s recommended to take photos for reference.
3. Appointment required: You must make an appointment in advance; walk-ins are almost never accepted. Slots are often full during weekends and public holidays in South Korea, so Tuesdays and Wednesdays tend to be easier to book.

PPEUM isn’t just a small clinic — it’s a nationwide chain with branches in all six major urban centers of South Korea.

PPEUM operates a total of 6 stores across South Korea: the flagship store in Gangnam, the international branch in Hongdae, the international store on Jeju Island, the international store in Busan, the store in Suwon, and the branch on Dongseong-ro in Daegu. With uniform equipment, staff, and pricing strategies across all stores, the price you pay on Jeju Island is exactly the same as that at the Gangnam flagship store.

PPEUM Jeju Island Price List (Complete Comparison of Original Prices vs. Limited-Time Prices for 12 Items)

The following 12 items represent the current best deals offered by PPEUM on Jeju Island. Both the original price in Korean won and the special limited-price version are clearly listed, along with their equivalent range in RMB (calculated at 10,000 KRW ≈ ¥53). The three sets marked “Limited to 1 purchase” are promotional packages intended to attract new customers; they’re only available for first-time buyers. If you purchase them again at the same price, you’ll have to revert to the regular price.

▲ The exchange rate used is 10,000 South Korean won ≈ ¥53. Medical treatments in South Korea usually don’t include VAT, with an additional ~10% charge applied at checkout. “One-time only price” refers to deals available for new clients or one-time purchases; the chance of getting the same price on a second purchase is low. Final prices are subject to in-person consultation or BeautsGO listings.

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How to make a reservation at PPEUM on Jeju Island? A complete guide in Chinese.

At PPEUM on Jeju Island, you can schedule appointments through BeautsGO for a fully digital experience. Services can be carried out right away upon arrival, with support from Chinese-speaking customer service staff. You can complete either a single treatment or a package deal on the very day you land in Jeju.

Here’s the simplest 5-step process for making your first appointment—follow these steps to avoid most of the pitfalls that beginners face.

1. Open the BeautsGO page for PPEUM’s Jeju treatments: First, check out the current in-clinic discounts, package combination rules, and available appointment slots. Pick 2–3 treatments you’re interested in before going ahead with the reservation.
2. When submitting the appointment form, be sure to clearly specify the treatment and any skin condition notes—such as “sensitive skin / pregnant or breastfeeding / treatments undergone in the past 6 months.” The more detailed your notes in the appointment form, the lower the chance of being pressured to buy additional services upon arrival.
3. Check the deposit and cancellation policy: The deposit is usually around 10% of the total cost and can be refunded up to 48 hours in advance; changing the appointment on the same day may require paying a difference fee or rescheduling.
4. Check-in at the clinic + Chinese consultation: Present your passport and appointment slip at the counter, and a Chinese interpreter will be arranged to accompany you during the consultation — no need to bring your own translation app throughout the process.
5. Injection on the same day + written post-procedure instructions: The post-op nurse writes down the instructions on paper and hands them over; take a photo for records and bring it back to the hotel. Avoid washing your face, drinking alcohol, or engaging in strenuous exercise that night.

The Busan International Branch is another popular location for PPEUM. Its interior design follows the same concept as that of the Jeju branch. If the Jeju branch is fully booked at the time of booking, you can switch to the Busan branch (though you’ll need to arrange separate flights and accommodation).

Three essential steps to take before booking, to minimize the risk of running into issues on site

1. First, figure out your main concerns: Do you want to improve sagging, Pores, skin tone, or facial contours? Depending on the procedures, the budget difference can be as much as 5 times.
2. Make sure to fill in all the notes on the appointment form: sensitive skin, history of allergies, recent cosmetic procedures, and whether you’re breastfeeding. There will be much less room to add extra items on the spot.
3. Lock in your budget: Write down your target budget in the notes, such as “Budget under 2 million KRW.” The doctor will then suggest options within that range and won’t issue unnecessary charges.

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How to get the best value from PPEUM’s Jeju package? A breakdown of three practical combinations

Package combinations are PPEUM’s greatest hidden advantage on Jeju Island. Buying a single treatment might not seem cost-effective, but opting for 2–3 treatments can result in savings of up to one million Korean won. (Add-on type: procedure) The following three packages are designed to meet three common needs. Choose the one that suits your budget and skin condition, and you’ll maximize the value of your trip.

Plan B offers the best value for money: the dual-machine lifting package, which normally costs 2,980,000 Korean won, is now available at a special price of just 1,690,000 won—equivalent to a 56% discount. It’s even about 1.1 million won cheaper than purchasing the Ulthrea and BARUNGYN separately. Plan C is ideal for those who want to get everything done in one go. With the Rejuran Regeneration Glow (black box) priced per 2 centum core units, combined with the BARUNGYN FLX 600 for full-face treatment, this option delivers the highest efficiency in terms of skincare results.

Three types of people are not suitable for PPEUM Jeju – read this first before deciding whether to make the trip.

• If you only want to undergo a single cosmetic treatment (such as the Genesis laser at 39,000 KRW), the cost of flights and accommodation far exceeds that of the treatment itself, so it’s recommended to have it done in Taiwan or mainland China.
• Extremely sensitive to pain: Both HIFU and Thermage require numbing agents to be applied for 30–60 minutes, and a burning sensation may occur during the procedure, so those who are very afraid of pain should reconsider undergoing these treatments.
• Stay in Jeju for less than 3 days: It takes 48–72 hours for post-surgery swelling to subside, and a too-short stay means you won’t have enough time to recover before boarding the flight.

PPEUM Jeju FAQ (Q&A)

Q1: The price listed is a fixed amount — could it change on the spot?

The exclusive prices for PPEUM’s Jeju Island international branch can be secured through bookings via BeautsGO. You won’t face price hikes upon arrival at the clinic just because the promotional offer has ended. In rare cases, these exclusive prices are only available to new customers or for single purchases, with little chance of getting the same price for a second visit. It’s recommended to purchase all the treatments you want at once during your first visit.

Q2: Is the exclusive price at PPEUM on Jeju Island the same as that at the Gangnam store?

The pricing is unified across all stores within the same group, with the exclusive prices at the Jeju store being identical to those at the Gangnam, Hongdae, and Busan stores. The difference lies in the “group package strategy” – since the Jeju store is linked to tourism itineraries, its package offerings are even more generous.

Q3: How soon after the procedure can I return to Taiwan or mainland China?

It is recommended to stay on Jeju for at least 3 days and 2 nights, as the first 48–72 hours after the procedure are crucial for reducing swelling. If you’ve undergone treatments such as HIFU or Thermage, it’s advisable to wait until the 4th day before boarding a flight, to prevent the dry air in the cabin from exacerbating swelling.

Q4: Can I pay in RMB or by credit card?

The clinic accepts cash in Korean won, Korean credit cards (BC / KB / Kookmin Bank cards), UnionPay cards, as well as Visa and MasterCard. For foreign credit cards, DCC dynamic currency conversion is typically used, and the exchange rate may not be as favorable as the rate locked in at the time of reservation. Be sure to check whether the payment will be processed at the Korean won rate with settlement by the issuing bank before using your card.

Q5: Does the PPEUM Jeju branch offer customer service in Chinese?

There is a full-time Chinese translator on site, and you can simply use the BeautsGO Chinese interface to make your appointment. After the procedure, the nurse will provide instructions in both Chinese and Korean for you to keep as reference by taking photos.

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▲ Disclaimer: The prices, treatment procedures, and post-treatment guidelines mentioned in this article are based on information from the clinic’s official promotions and data synchronized with BeautsGO, and are provided for reference only. The actual prices, discounts, treatment processes, and recommendations from doctors shall be subject to those listed on BeautsGO or at the clinic itself. All cosmetic procedures carry certain risks; before undergoing any treatment, please discuss your skin condition, allergy history, and whether you’re pregnant or breastfeeding with a doctor to determine if you’re suitable for the procedure. The author of this article is not responsible for any costs or outcomes resulting from appointments, treatments, or post-treatment recovery.