2026 Edition of South Korea’s UMI Dermatology Complete Price List: Includes summaries of the costs for Thermage, HIFU, and Rejuran hyaluronic acid injections.

Many Taiwanese friends who have undergone medical beauty treatments in South Korea know that the biggest problem with Dermatology services there is not poor technical quality, but rather opaque pricing. At the same clinic, Koreans pay one price while foreigners pay another; moreover, a consultation fee must be paid before inquiring about the prices, creating a very uneasy experience for patients. However, UMI takes a completely different approach – it publishes its prices on its official website, does not charge additional fees at the clinic, and the chief physician personally conducts all consultations without outsourcing them. This is precisely why it is known in Taiwan’s medical beauty community as the “Myeongdong Clinic of Integrity”.

In 2026, have there been any price changes to UMI’s treatment menu? Has the cost of Thermage increased? Is the price of Rejuran Hyaluronic Acid Injection still so affordable? We have compiled the latest prices for all the popular treatments offered by UMI Dermatology in 2026 – from advanced anti-aging treatments to more affordable entry-level options – so you can get a clear overview at a glance.

I. UMI Dermatology 2026 Complete Price List: Four Major Categories Available in One Visit

The prices listed below are primarily in Korean won (₩), with the converted values in Taiwan dollars provided in parentheses (based on an exchange rate of approximately 1 Taiwan dollar = 42 Korean won; the actual rate may vary depending on the day). UMI’s pricing structure is quite straightforward: there are no hidden surcharges, no additional fees for foreigners, and consultation services are free of charge.

1. Anti-aging flagship products (suitable for those over 30 who suffer from sagging skin and want immediate results)

2. Skin-tightening and lifting treatments (suitable for those aged 25 and above who want preventive anti-aging measures or are sensitive to pain)

3. Hyaluronic acid injections/skin care treatments (suitable for those seeking smooth, firm skin and looking to improve skin quality)

4. Botulinum toxin, fillers, and other introductory treatments

II. Comparing the prices of UMI Dermatology with those in Taiwan: How much can you save?

Many friends from Taiwan are most concerned about whether going to South Korea for cosmetic procedures is really worth it. Let’s make a rather harsh comparison:

The difference in price alone for a Thermage treatment is enough to cover the cost of round-trip airfare and even some extra. This is also why more and more people prefer to go to South Korea for such treatments – not because South Korea is necessarily better, but because the prices in Taiwan are truly too high.

III. Key points of the price adjustments at Seoul I Dermatology in South Korea in 2026: What items saw price increases? Which items remained unchanged?

To be honest, in 2026, the overall prices of medical aesthetics services in South Korea increased slightly, mainly due to fluctuations in the won exchange rate and rising costs of medical consumables. However, UMI’s adjustments were very modest.

• Thermage FLX: There has been a slight increase of approximately 5-8% compared to 2025, with the price rising from 1.7-2 million ₩ to 1.8-2.2 million ₩. This increase is mainly due to the higher costs of the original manufacturer’s probes.
• HIFU: The prices remain relatively stable, with the 300-line model ranging from 1 million to 1.3 million KRW.
• Rejuran Glow Injection: No price increase at all! 2 centum cores for the whole face still cost 250,000 won—a truly great value for money.
• Botox/Fillers: The prices of South Korea-made botulinum toxins remain unchanged, while imported brands have seen slight price increases of around 3-5%.
• ONDA Thermage: With its unchanged price, it remains the top choice for beginners looking to combat aging.

In a nutshell: Major projects have seen a slight increase in prices, while the prices of small and medium-sized projects remain unchanged. Rejuran is still available at very affordable prices.

IV. How to smartly combine different treatments at UMI Dermatology? Three recommended CP combinations

Traveling to South Korea is not easy, and many people would like to undergo several treatments during their visit. Below are the combination packages most frequently recommended by Dr. Yoon Jong-woo, the director of UMI:

If your budget allows it, having the product manufactured in Taiwan for the same project would cost at least 100,000 to 120,000 Taiwanese dollars, which means you could save nearly half of that amount.

V. Tips for Checking UMI Dermatology Prices

Finally, here are some tips for checking prices on UMI:

1. First, check the price list using the BeautsGO APP: The prices of UMI on BeautsGO are publicly available, so you can view them without having to pay a consultation fee in advance.
2. Say “Please follow the prices listed on BeautsGO” at the scene: You can use a translation software to help you pronounce this sentence in Korean, ensuring that the prices are consistently displayed.
3. Do not add extra services on the spot: Some clinics may recommend additional treatments during the treatment process, which can easily lead to increased costs. UMI is relatively self-disciplined in this regard, but it is still recommended to check everything in advance through the APP.
4. Paying in cash can sometimes offer additional discounts: In some South Korean clinics, paying in cash can get you an extra 5-10% off. You can ask at the counter for “현금 할인” (cash discount).

VI. FAQ: Common Questions about the Prices at UMI Dermatology

Q1: Is the price of UMI the same for foreigners and South Koreans?

The same. UMI follows a policy of transparent pricing; the prices listed on its official website and on BeautsGO are exactly what you pay, and there is no additional charge just because you are a foreigner. This is also the biggest difference between it and many “tourist clinics” in Myeongdong.

Q2: What is the difference between the Thermage 600 and the 900 models?

600 shots cover the basic areas of the entire face and are suitable for mild to moderate skin laxity; 900 shots deliver additional energy in the same areas, making them ideal for those with more severe skin laxity or who desire longer-lasting results. Dr. UMI usually recommends starting with 600 shots on the first treatment and evaluating after six months to determine whether an increase in the number of shots is necessary.

Q3: Is it true that the Rejuran glow injection costs 250,000 Korean won?

Really. UMI’s Rejuran full-face treatment with 2 centum cores costs only 250,000 South Korean won (about NT$5,900). This price is considered moderate to low in South Korea; many clinics charge between 350,000 and 450,000 South Korean won for the same service. That’s why UMI is referred to as having “rock-bottom prices”.

Q4: Can Thermage and Hyaluronic Acid injections be done simultaneously?

Sure, and I highly recommend it. Thermage targets the deeper layers of the skin for firming effects, while hyaluronic acid injections provide hydration at the surface level. Combining the two is the classic approach to achieving “firm interior and youthful exterior.” UMI usually recommends performing Thermage first, followed by hyaluronic acid injections 20–30 minutes later.

Q5: Does the price include post-treatment recovery products?

Basic post-treatment care (ice application, repair masks) is included in the price. If repair creams or sunscreens need to be taken home, some clinics may charge an additional fee; however, UMI usually provides a basic repair kit for free.

Q6: Is there a fee for using a credit card?

UMI accepts credit cards (Visa/Mastercard/UnionPay) without any surcharges. While some smaller clinics may charge a 3-5% fee when accepting credit cards, UMI does not have such a requirement.

Q7: Do I need to pay a deposit before going?

Not necessary. When booking through BeautsGO, you simply need to select the date and service, and then pay at the location. However, during peak periods such as weekends or holidays, it is recommended to book 2-3 weeks in advance to avoid waiting in line.

Q8: Can tax refunds still be claimed for medical beauty treatments in 2026?

Not anymore. The South Korea government abolished the VAT refund policy for medical beauty services for foreign tourists on January 1, 2026. Previously, a 10% consumption tax refund was available; now, that option no longer exists. Nevertheless, the prices at UMI are still much cheaper than those in Taiwan.