想去韓國做改臉型，最先關心的一定是：韓國面部輪廓整形到底多少錢？ 近年赴韓做顴骨內推、下頜角截骨、V-line、雙鄂手術的人愈來愈多，原因不只是審美成熟，更在於韓國在口腔顎面與輪廓整形領域累積了大量臨床經驗。本文以 2026 年公開價格資訊為基礎，整理出韓國面部輪廓整形的主流報價範圍，重點解析顴骨內推 615 萬韓元、下頜角截骨 750 萬韓元、雙鄂手術 1538 萬韓元等熱門數字背後代表的實際方案，並帶你看懂原辰、菲斯萊茵、ID 等名院的定位差異。
一、韓國面部輪廓整形為什麼受到亞洲求美者關注？
面部輪廓手術之所以在韓國發展成熟，與當地整形外科、口腔顎面外科體系完整有直接關係。對於顴骨外擴、下頜角明顯、臉型過寬、咬合異常伴隨臉型問題的人來說，單靠玻尿酸、肉毒或埋線已無法從根本改善，這時候就會進入「骨性輪廓調整」的範圍。
- 手術分工細：韓國許多大型醫院同時配置整形外科、麻醉科、住院恢復室，對高難度輪廓手術更成熟。
- 術前評估完整：通常會搭配 3D CT、頭顱骨分析、咬合檢查，並非單看臉型就安排削骨。
- 審美偏向自然收窄：不是一味追求極小 V 臉，而是更強調正面窄度、側面線條與軟組織下垂風險的平衡。
- 名院案例多：像原辰、菲斯萊茵、ID、DA 等院所，幾乎都長期處理顴骨、下頜角、輪廓三件套與雙鄂案例。
也正因為這類手術涉及骨骼、神經、咬合與恢復管理，所以價格與一般微整形差距很大。理解報價，第一步就是先分清楚自己問的是單項手術、輪廓三件套，還是雙鄂正顎級別手術。
二、2026 韓國面部輪廓整形價格一覽表
以下價格為目前公開資訊整理的韓國主流參考報價，實際費用會因醫院級別、院長親自手術、是否修復病例、是否包含麻醉/住院/術前 CT 檢查而變動：
| 手術項目 | 韓國參考價（韓元） | 約人民幣 | 適合人群 | 備註 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 顴骨內推 / 顴骨縮小 | 615 萬 起 | 約 3.2 萬起 | 顴骨外擴、正面臉寬明顯者 | 高難度或修復案例可上升至 800–1000 萬+ |
| 下頜角截骨 | 750 萬 起 | 約 3.9 萬起 | 下頜角明顯、下臉方寬者 | 長曲線截骨通常高於基礎版 |
| V-line / 下巴 T 型截骨 | 500–800 萬 | 約 2.8–5.5 萬 | 下巴寬短、下庭比例不佳者 | 常與下頜角手術搭配 |
| 輪廓三件套 | 1600–3000 萬 | 約 8–18 萬 | 顴骨＋下頜角＋下巴需整體調整者 | 定制版、修復版價格更高 |
| 雙鄂手術 | 1538 萬 起 | 約 8 萬起 | 骨性嘴凸、咬合異常、臉型不對稱者 | This is a highly complex type of orthognathic surgery; in complex cases, the cost often exceeds 20 million yuan. |
| Hospitalization/Anesthesia/Preoperative examinations | 1.8 to 4 million | Around 10,000 to 20,000 | Most contour surgeries are charged separately or as part of a package. | It must be confirmed during the in-person consultation whether this item has already been included. |
III. Inner jawbone advancement procedure for 6.15 million Korean won: What does this price usually include?
Many people might assume that “6.15 million Korean won for zygomatic bone reduction surgery” represents the final total cost, but in fact, this is usually just the starting price for such procedures. Generally speaking, the fee of 6.15 million Korean won corresponds to basic zygomatic bone reduction and mandibular arch adjustment, and it is suitable for first-time patients whose facial structure issues are relatively simple, without any obvious asymmetry or previous surgical history.
- This may already include: surgical fees, basic anesthesia costs, and post-operative observation on the same day.
- It may not include: 3D CT scans, blood tests, hospitalization costs, postoperative swelling management, or translation services.
- Additional costs: If the outward expansion of the zygomatic arch is significant, more extensive internal manipulation will be required, and soft tissues need to be stabilized to prevent sagging, which will inevitably increase the total cost.
- Repair cases: For those who have undergone Zygoma Reduction Surgery or have issues with bone non-union or asymmetrical appearance, repair-oriented hospitals such as Face Line often charge over 15 million Korean won for such treatments.
Therefore, if your only concern is that your forehead is too wide and you want to narrow your cheekbones, 6.15 million Korean won could be a reasonable starting point. However, if you also have issues such as sunken areas in the mid-face, prominent protrusion of the cheekbone structure, or a high risk of skin laxity, doctors will usually recommend more advanced treatment methods, which will naturally result in higher costs.
IV. Osteotomy of the mandibular angle: What is the difference between the basic version and the long-curvature version? 7.5 million Korean won.
Osteotomy of the mandibular angle is a procedure that receives a high number of inquiries in South Korea’s cosmetic surgery field. Generally, a fee of 7.5 million Korean won covers basic treatments for conditions such as excessive thickness of the mandibular angle or a overly protruding lower face. If you belong to the typical category of people with a “square face, a very prominent lower half of the face when photographed, and a noticeable profile,” this price range provides a useful reference point.
| version | Price range | Features | Suitable for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Osteotomy of the basic mandibular angle | Starting from approximately 7.5 million Korean won | Correct the protrusion of the jawline and narrow the lower face. | Those with a distinct square face but a normal chin proportion |
| Long curved chin line | Approximately 9 to 13 million Korean won | A continuous contouring treatment from below the ears to the chin, resulting in a more natural curve. | Those who strive for smooth lines and avoid creating unnecessary angles |
| Treatment of the mandibular angle and the area of the Masseter muscle/cortical bone | Around 10 to 15 million Korean won | Treating both bony and soft tissue hypertrophy | Those with a particularly broad and generous facial structure |
In other words, when you see something like “7.5 million for the chin angle” online, you shouldn’t directly compare it with someone else’s quote of “12 million for the chin angle,” because these two figures likely refer to different levels of surgical intervention. Whether the procedure is performed by the chief surgeon, whether a long-curvature design is used, or whether adjustments to the chin are also included will all directly affect the final cost.
V. Double Jaw Surgery: 15.38 million Korean won – Why is it so much more expensive than regular bone reduction surgeries?
Double jaw surgery (also commonly referred to as double chin, double mandible, or double jaw structure) is not merely about “making the face smaller”; rather, it involves precise adjustments to the position of the upper and lower jawbones, belonging to the category of orthognathic surgeries. This procedure is ideal for individuals with skeletal issues such as a protruding jaw, an inverted V-shaped face, a sunken mid-face, severe malocclusion, or facial asymmetry. When you see the figure of 15.38 million Korean won, you should understand that this typically refers to a more advanced procedure that addresses both functional bone structures and cosmetic appearance simultaneously, rather than a basic cosmetic bone reduction procedure.
- The pre-operative assessment is more complex: it requires oral scans, cephalometric measurements, and occlusal analyses; in some cases, orthodontic treatment may be necessary beforehand.
- Surgical risks are higher: These procedures involve monitoring of occlusion, the respiratory system, nerves, and recovery, so they generally require more comprehensive anesthesia and inpatient care systems.
- The recovery period is longer: Compared to the cheekbones or jawline, double-jaw swelling requires more dietary restrictions and follow-up consultations.
- The entry requirements for doctors are higher: Not all plastic surgery departments are suitable for performing double jaw procedures; hospitals with a background in oral and maxillofacial surgery or orthodontic teams are usually given priority.
Therefore, the price of 15.38 million Korean won can only be considered as the starting price listed by some hospitals. In cases where the bone asymmetry is severe, three-dimensional displacement is required, chin Osteotomy is involved, or more comprehensive inpatient care is needed, the total cost is likely to exceed 18 to 25 million Korean won.
VI. Differences in pricing and positioning among renowned South Korean clinics such as Wonjin, Face Line, and ID
There are many plastic surgery hospitals in South Korea, but the core strengths of different hospitals vary. Some specialize in initial contour surgeries, while others are adept at revision procedures, and yet others excel in the reconstruction of the jawline and facial structure. Below are several hospitals that patients seeking cosmetic surgery in South Korea often compare when making their choices:
| hospital | Core strengths | Public reference price | Suitable for | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wonjin WJ | Double chin, long, curved jawline, V-shaped face | The cost for double jaw procedures starts from approximately 15 million Korean won; the cost for chin angle/V-line adjustments starts from around 10 million Korean won. | Those who wish to undergo a comprehensive treatment plan at a large general hospital | The process is well-established, and the supporting facilities are comprehensive. |
| ID Hospital | The facial contours, both jaws, and the endoscope are carefully positioned to avoid hitting any nerves. | The cost for the jawbone starts from around 6 million yuan; the angle of the mandible ranges from approximately 5 million yuan; and the cost for both jaws is around 15 million yuan. | Those who place emphasis on the number of cases and brand awareness | Comprehensive top hospitals often have large fluctuations in prices. |
| Face Line | Contour restoration, double jaw correction, complex asymmetries | Reconstruction of the jawbone costs approximately 20 million yuan onwards; reconstruction of the mandibular angle costs around 16 million yuan onwards. | Those who require repair or have obvious symmetry issues | The repair approach is clear and targeted, not just a low-cost solution. |
| Biwu VIEW | Natural-style contours, three-piece set | The contour set starts at approximately 14 million Korean won. | Those who prefer a gentle and natural slimming effect on the face | Common in mid-to-high budget options |
| DA | V-line procedure, reduction surgery of the zygomatic bone, and dual fixation system to prevent sagging | The prices for chin angles and cheekbones usually start from 8 million Korean won. | Those who place great emphasis on recovery management and smooth lines | Gangnam is very popular. |
Simply put: Wonjin and ID are renowned for their comprehensive popularity, with a high number of inquiries both for initial surgeries and double-jaw procedures; Face Line specializes more in restoration and complex contour adjustments; VIEW and DA are often used to compare natural-looking solutions and comprehensive contour treatment packages. When choosing which clinic to go to, don’t just look at the price—consider whether your needs fall under “initial improvement” or “complex restoration.”
7. Is it really worth investing in the “Contour Set” treatment? How should one manage their budget accordingly?
The so-called “profile treatment package” generally refers to Osteotomy of the zygomatic bone, angleoplasty of the mandible, and T-shaped or V-line chin reduction. If your issues are not limited to a single area but involve a wider overall face shape, an imbalance in the proportion of the chin, or you wish to improve both the front and side views of your face at the same time, then the coordinated effect of this package is usually more comprehensive than undergoing individual surgeries separately.
- Basic version: Approximately 16 million to 21 million Korean won, suitable for cases where the issues are relatively simple and require only a one-time basic adjustment.
- Custom version: Approximately 22 to 30 million Korean won, usually including detailed 3D CT design, treatment of the cortical bone and Masseter muscle, as well as long-curvature contouring.
- High-difficulty/reconstructive cases: Costing over 30 million Korean won, these procedures are commonly required for second surgeries, cases of severe asymmetry, or when a combined double-jaw procedure is necessary.
It’s important to note that the contour treatment package is not suitable for everyone. If you simply have a prominent jawline but opt for this package just because it seems more cost-effective, it may actually increase the risk of complications and the time required for recovery. Professional doctors will not routinely recommend this package just because it’s popular; instead, they will determine the appropriate steps to take based on your specific skeletal issues.
VIII. When undergoing facial contour surgery in South Korea, what other hidden costs are there besides the surgical fees?
Many people only remember the figures of “6.15 million for the jawbone, 7.5 million for the angle of the mandible, and 15.38 million for the cheekbones,” but they overlook the total budget required for a trip to South Korea. In reality, what needs to be taken into account is the total cost of “surgery fees + recovery expenses + accommodation and living expenses while in South Korea.”
- Preoperative examinations: 3D CT scans, blood tests, electrocardiograms, etc., cost approximately 300,000 to 500,000 Korean won.
- Anesthesia and Hospitalization: Major surgeries typically incur anesthesia costs of around 1 to 2 million Korean won, in addition to hospitalization expenses for 2 to 3 days.
- Accommodation and meals: It is not recommended to return home immediately after undergoing contouring or double-jaw surgery; generally, you should stay in Korea for at least 7 to 14 days.
- Translation and Transportation: If you do not book through a Chinese-language platform, some arrangements may result in additional costs and communication difficulties.
- Postoperative care: Services such as anti-swelling lasers, follow-up consultations, suture removal, and the use of compression headgear may incur additional costs.
Therefore, if you are considering undergoing a single contouring procedure, it is recommended to prepare a flexible budget that is 20% to 40% higher than the publicly listed starting price. If you are thinking about double-jaw or triple-procedure packages, it is best to set your total budget within a more generous range to avoid any unexpected cost discrepancies after the consultation.
IX. The complete process of facial contour surgery in Korea: How to plan it from the consultation stage until your return home?
- Initial online consultation: Please submit frontal, side, and 45-degree photos, and describe the facial features that concern you the most.
- Comparing prices and treatment plans from multiple clinics: For renowned institutions like Wonjin, ID, and Face Line, it is essential to consider not only the prices but also the expertise of the doctors and the specific procedures offered.
- For a face consultation in South Korea, a 3D CT scan is performed. This allows doctors to determine whether the issue is truly related to bone structure and whether contouring or double-jaw procedures are necessary.
- Confirm the quotation and surgery date: Be sure to ask clearly whether anesthesia, hospitalization, postoperative follow-up visits, and a pressure headgear are included in the package.
- Surgery and recovery in the hospital: Procedures on the zygomatic bone or mandibular angle usually require a hospital stay of 1 to 3 days, while procedures involving the maxilla often require a longer period for proper recovery and observation.
- Suture removal and follow-up after returning home: Follow the hospital’s instructions and schedule a follow-up visit within 7 to 14 days. After returning home, continue to monitor your recovery by sharing photos.
X. Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Is it considered cheap to pay 6.15 million Korean won for intraorbital bone advancement?
A: In the context of South Korea’s cosmetic surgery market, 6.15 million Korean won can be considered a reasonable starting point for such procedures. It is neither particularly cheap nor the highest price available. If the procedure is performed by a renowned surgeon at a top-tier clinic and includes additional fixed treatments or post-operative recovery care, the cost will usually be higher than this amount.
Q2: Is the price of 7.5 million KRW for mandibular angle Osteotomy too low?
A: The price of 7.5 million Korean won is mostly the listed price for the basic version. For cases involving longer incisions at the jawline, combined chin adjustments, procedures prescribed by the clinic director, or more complex treatments, the actual cost often ranges from 9 to 12 million Korean won.
Q3: Can double jaw surgery be performed for just 15.38 million Korean won?
A: You can think of it as the “starting price” set by some medical institutions, but the actual cost differences between different options can be quite significant. When you take into account additional orthodontic treatments, more complex three-dimensional adjustments, and longer hospital stays, the total cost often far exceeds this initial figure.
Q4: How to choose between Wonjin, ID, and Face Line?
A: For those undergoing their first surgery and looking for a more comprehensive range of services, Wonjin or ID are often the first choices. However, if you have previously had surgeries but are dissatisfied with the results, or if you face complex issues such as asymmetrical facial features, hospitals specializing in revision surgeries like Face Line are usually the better option.
Q5: How long after facial contour surgery can I return to my home country?
A: For procedures involving only the jawbone or the angle of the chin, it is generally recommended to stay in Korea for at least 7 days; for double-jaw surgeries, a longer recovery period is advised. Whether air travel is possible will depend on the doctor’s assessment, as well as the degree of swelling and the patient’s recovery progress.
11. How to make an appointment for contour plastic surgery in South Korea
If you are considering going to South Korea for procedures such as maxillary Osteotomy, mandibular angle Osteotomy, the “three-in-one contour surgery package”, or double jaw surgeries, it is highly recommended that you compare various factors such as “price”, “surgical method”, “doctor’s expertise”, and “number of previous revision cases”. Simply focusing on the lowest price can easily lead you down the wrong path. Understanding your own bone structure issues before comparing prices is the right approach to undergoing contour plastic surgery in South Korea.