2026 Nowmedi Medical Aesthetics Price List on Jeju Island｜Detailed Fees for Over 70 Treatments, From HIFU to Pico – Keep This List Before Going to Korea for Medical Aesthetics Procedures

Planning a trip to Jeju Island and thinking about getting medical beauty treatments at the same time? Nowmedi in Jeju Island offers a detailed price list that categorizes over 70 different treatments into 7 main groups: anti-aging devices, Filler/Collagen injections, mesotherapy, and skin care services. Each treatment shows the price in Korean won (w), an approximate conversion to Taiwanese dollars, and who is suitable for it. Check this out first before making a reservation through BeautsGO in Chinese, so you can avoid any unpleasant surprises.

📌 Key Points at a Glance: Basic Information about nowmedi

Before checking the prices, jot down a few key details first to avoid a wasted trip:

Exchange rate reference (2026/07): 1 ₩ ≈ 0.023 NTD. 1 million ₩ is approximately 2,300 TWD, 1.3 million ₩ is about 3,000 TWD, and 6 million ₩ is roughly 14,000 TWD. The price conversions in this article are based on this rate, with a fluctuation range of ±5% considered normal.

NowMedi Dermatology on Jeju Island

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📍 3rd Floor, A-PLEX, No. 511, Yanbei Road, Jizhou Cit
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✨ 8 Expert Department Heads · Chinese Translation Option · 70+ Aesthetic Procedures

💰 Prices for selected services (including 10% VAT)

Ulthrea 2nd Generation: 300 shots	1.3 million KRW
Oligio 600 Shots Version	1.5 million KRW
Rejuran PN 2 centum core	280,000 KRW
Pico Laser Treatment for the Entire Face	120,000 KRW
Full-face Botox 3cc (Botox)	500,000 KRW

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I. Anti-aging and lifting treatments at Nowmedi Dermatology on Jeju Island: HIFU and Thermage (the two most popular devices)

Anti-aging treatments are the two most popular procedures that Taiwanese people choose for when going to South Korea for medical aesthetics. Nowmedi offers both in Taiwan — the 2nd generation of the Ulthrea and the Oligio. These two treatments have different levels of penetration, varying durations of effect, as well as significant price differences.

2nd Generation Ulthrea (Ultherapy)

How should you choose the number of pulses for an HIFU treatment? For those in their early 30s with mild signs of aging, 300 pulses are usually sufficient. For those over 40 with noticeable sagging in the cheeks, it’s recommended to start with 500 pulses. 300 pulses are ideal for those on a budget, while 600 pulses are designed to address the entire face, chin, and neck wrinkles at once.

Oligio (Korean version of Thermage)

In Taiwan, Thermage is commonly referred to as “radio waves,” and it’s primarily used to address skin issues such as sagging and fine lines. If you’ve already undergone several ultrasound treatments in Taiwan and found the results to be limited, you might want to try Thermage—these two technologies operate on different principles (ultrasound uses point-based deep heating, while radio waves employ wide-area volumetric heating), so they don’t interfere with each other. Note that 600 pulses is the most popular setting among Taiwanese patients, offering the best cost-performance ratio.

II. Nowmedi Dermatology on Jeju Island: Advanced Filler and Collagen Treatment for Anti-aging

Fillers are the cornerstone of “localized improvement” — Tear trough correction, Nasolabial Fold Correction, Apple Zone enhancement, and chin shaping all rely on Filler or Collagen to achieve their effects. nowmedi carries a wide range of popular brands, with prices calculated based on the volume in cc.

Choosing a Filler Brand (Price per 1 Centum Core)

Collagen Filling

Collagen fillers are firmer than Fillers, making them ideal for areas that require a more defined contour, such as nose reshaping and chin enhancement. Radiesse is commonly known in Taiwan as “girlhood injections”; one vial can be used for 1–2 treatment areas, depending on the doctor’s decision.

III. Nowmedi Skin Boosting Injection in Jeju Island: A Hydrating Foundation for Your Skin

Hyaluronic acid injections are the cornerstone of medical aesthetics in South Korea. Among Taiwanese who visit South Korea for cosmetic procedures for the first time, 80% choose to get these injections first. Nowmedi has listed all the popular hyaluronic acid brands available on the market, including Rejuran’s four colors (black/red/white/blue), making it one of the few places on Jeju Island that carries such a comprehensive range of options.

For your first hyaluronic acid injection, if budget is a concern, the Rejuran PN 2cc version is the top choice for most people—it offers a reasonable price point, a short recovery time, and significant benefits in addressing Pores and dry skin. If you have sensitive skin that tends to turn red, the red version is milder than the black one; whereas if you’re looking to fade acne marks, the blue version serves as an effective “emergency solution.”

NowMedi’s Branding and Treatment Environment

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🎯 Perfect for people like you

• Want to “secretly look better” on a self-guided trip to Jeju Island
• Worried about getting overcharged as a tourist, hoping for transparent pricing in advance
• Need Chinese translation support; can communicate even without knowing Korean.
• You can check in right after getting off the plane—no need to haul your luggage around the city.

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IV. Nowmedi Dermatology Laser Treatments at Jeju Island: Pico, acne scars, and Pores

Nowmedi’s laser treatments are mainly divided into three categories: Pico laser (for fading spots and shrinking Pores), UltraClear laser, and acne scar laser. Among them, the Pico laser is the most popular choice among Taiwanese people.

UltraClear is an advanced version of Pico laser that can target deeper Pores and fine lines, though its price is more than 10 times higher. Taiwanese people with a budget of 20,000–30,000 New Taiwan Dollars who want to undergo a comprehensive “skin renewal” treatment will opt for UltraClear on the entire face. For those who only need basic spot reduction, the 532 Pico laser treatment for the whole face costs just 2,800 New Taiwan Dollars.

V. Nowmedi Plastic Surgery in Jeju Island: Double Eyelid Surgery Options – Suture Method/Full Incision/Upper Eyelid Lift

Dr. Song at Nowmedi (available for consultations Monday through Friday) is an expert in eye surgeries, thread lifting, and various filler injections. The price range for Double eyelid surgery varies from 800,000 KRW to 1.3 million KRW, depending on the specific procedure used.

Double eyelid surgery using sutures is ideal for young people with thin eyelids and little excess fat; full incision surgery is better suited for those with puffy eyes, older patients, or those seeking a permanent result. If you opt for both double eyelid surgery and canthoplasty at the same time, there will be a package price, subject to final assessment on-site. Sleep anesthesia comes at an additional cost of 100,000 KRW, which isn’t considered expensive.

VI. Nowmedi Dermatology & Skin Care at Jeju Island + Other Popular Treatments

In addition to these 6 main categories, nowmedi also offers a variety of specialized services such as skin care treatments, Onda lipolysis, and Potenza therapy. Here’s a breakdown tailored for Taiwanese who want to start with basic skincare routines:

Skin Care (Basic Skincare)

Onda Lipolysis + Potenza

🤔 Top 6 Questions Taiwanese People Ask Most Often

Q1: Is the price listed above the total cost for the entire procedure? Are there any additional fees?

The W price listed in the table above represents the final amount including a 10% surcharge. Pre-operative consultation fees and a basic post-operative care kit (ice packs, anti-redness ointment) are usually included. However, anesthesia costs, sedation services, post-operative repair masks, and specific probes will be charged separately. It’s best to confirm the total amount with the Chinese-speaking customer service staff before making a reservation.

Q2: Can I use Taiwanese credit cards? Or do I need to exchange them for Korean won first?

Nowmedi accepts VISA, MasterCard, and JCB, but some credit cards may incur a foreign transaction fee of 1-3%. To avoid this charge, it’s recommended to exchange some South Korean won in cash in Taiwan first (small procedures like micro-Filler injections or Botox can be paid in cash directly). For larger treatments such as HIFU, Thermage, and Double eyelid surgery, using a credit card is more convenient—make sure to enable the overseas transaction feature.

Q3: Can I change the appointment date after booking? Is there a penalty fee?

Nowmedi is a clinic that operates on an appointment basis. If you need to reschedule after making an appointment, you must notify them at least 3 business days in advance. During peak seasons (summer vacation, cherry blossom season, and year-end), a fee of 10–20% of the reservation amount may be charged for rescheduling. If you book through the BeautsGO platform, it usually offers scheduling protection, so asking customer service to handle it for you is much more convenient than calling the clinic directly in South Korea.

Q4: With so many options available, how do I know which one is right for me?

The best approach is to “first seek online consultation in Chinese, then decide whether to proceed with an in-person treatment.” Share the issues you’d like to address, your budget, and your preferred date with BeautsGO’s Chinese customer service or nowmedi’s own WeChat account (s-sourire). The therapist will provide you with a quote and recommendations. Upon arrival, the clinic director will conduct another personal assessment, and the final plan will be based on that in-person evaluation.

Q5: How do I get from the airport to the clinic? Can I walk there?

Nowmedi is located on the 3rd floor of A-PLEX at 511 Yeonbuk-ro, Jeju City. It’s a 10–15 minute drive from Jeju Airport (the fare is around 8,500 KRW). You can also get there by bus—take bus numbers 500 or 365 to the A-PLEX stop and walk for 3 minutes. It’s recommended to take a taxi straight from the airport (there are taxi stands at the international departure area), as it’s the fastest and most convenient option.

Q6: How many procedures can be done in one day? Or is only one possible?

Theoretically, these treatments can be combined—such as “Pico treatment for the entire face + hyaluronic acid therapy + Botox for forehead wrinkles”—all done in one session on the same day. However, factors like anesthesia duration, skin recovery time, and the doctor’s schedule need to be taken into account. It’s recommended to inform the customer service staff in Chinese in advance about the treatments you want, so they can arrange an appointment with “the same doctor on the same day.” If there are too many treatments (more than 4), it’s usually advised to split them over two days for better safety.

💡 How to book an appointment with nowmedi using the BeautsGO Chinese interface?

Nowmedi is a BeautsGO-certified partner clinic on Jeju Island. Taiwanese users have two ways to make appointments:

• Method 1: APP/Mini-program: Download BeautsGO on your smartphone, switch to Traditional Chinese, go to the Jeju Island page, search for “NowMedi” or “나우메디”, and you can immediately view the service list, prices, and make online bookings.
• Method 2: LINE/WeChat Chinese customer service – Those who don’t want to download an app can directly add nowmedi’s official Chinese account (WeChat: s-sourire), or seek help from the Chinese customer service at the BeautsGO platform by sharing their budget and requirements, after which they’ll receive a detailed quote for each item.

Don’t forget to add a note when booking:

• Departure date, preferred appointment time (morning / afternoon)
• Projects you’d like to have done (select multiple to allow the clinic to arrange with the director)
• Do you need a Chinese translation for accompaniment?
• Passport English name (for overseas insurance applications)

📝 Conclusion: Save this table first, and follow it step by step once you arrive in Jeju.

The biggest advantage of getting medical beauty treatments on Jeju Island is “transparent pricing + no overcharging as tourists.” Nowmedi displays the prices of over 70 different procedures right on their walls, while BeautsGO’s Chinese-speaking customer service can help you verify the quotes. It’s only wise to proceed after checking both sources thoroughly.

If you already have experience with certain cosmetic procedures in Taiwan, this table can help you compare the price differences between “Taiwan vs Jeju.” If you’re completely new to cosmetic treatments, it’s recommended to start with lower-cost options like “532 Pico Laser Treatment for the Entire Face at 120,000 KRW” or “Rejuran PN 2cc at 280,000 KRW,” as they carry less risk and offer visible results.

One final reminder: In the field of cosmetic medicine, it’s not true that the more expensive the treatment, the better—it’s also not the case that the cheaper it is, the more cost-effective. Finding a procedure that suits you, choosing a reputable clinic, and asking questions when you have doubts are all far more important than price. Wishing you a wonderful trip to Jeju, where you can look naturally beautiful.

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