“Just how transparent is PASCAL Dermatology’s price list for 2026?” After comparing prices at 7 dermatology clinics in Gangnam on the BeautsGO platform, I found that PASCAL indeed offers the most detailed pricing information—just 60,000 Korean won (about 300 RMB) per session for PicoWay Pico laser treatment, 250,000 Korean won (around 1,300 RMB) for Rejuran injections, and the same amount for Filler treatments as well. For those planning to undergo medical beauty procedures in South Korea in 2026, this article serves as your quick reference guide to PASCAL’s prices. I’ve categorized all services into five main categories—laser therapy, injections, Lifting treatments, skin care, and anti-aging treatments—and listed their respective prices. I’ve also compared them with the average prices in Gangnam and those in China, and finally shared tips on how to use VIP International membership benefits and tax rebates to minimize the total cost 👇
I. 2026 Price List for Pascal Dermatology in South Korea: Three “Mosts” to Start With — Most Transparent, Most Fair, Most Hassle-Free
1. Most affordable option: The PicoWay Pico-sec laser starts at 60,000 Korean won (around 300 RMB) — the lowest price in all of Gangnam. PASCAL’s PicoWay Pico-sec laser is one of the most cost-effective genuine devices available in Gangnam as of 2026. According to an in-depth review on cbzr.com, Pico-sec laser treatments in Gangnam typically start at 150,000 Korean won (about 790 RMB), but PASCAL offers its basic version at just 60,000 Korean won (around 300 RMB), a reduction of 60%. Additionally, a 3-session package from PASCAL costs only 1,800 RMB, which is 5–7 times cheaper than the single-session price of 9,000–12,000 RMB in other countries. The reason PASCAL can offer such competitive prices is due to uniform pricing between China and South Korea — no extra charges for foreigners, and even disinfection supplies are priced transparently.
2. Most affordable option: Rejuran injections cost 250,000 Korean won (around 1,300 RMB). Rejuran (Rejuran Healer/HB) is a top-selling dermal filler brand in South Korea’s Dermatology industry, having received approval from both the KFDA and MFDS. According to Glowmi’s data, the market price for Rejuran injections in Gangnam in 2026 ranges from 250,000 to 400,000 Korean won, while PASCAL is priced at 250,000 Korean won, making it the lowest price available on the market. In comparison, Rejuran injections in China typically cost between 2,000 and 4,000 RMB, meaning PASCAL is only 1/3 to 1/2 of that price. What’s more, PASCAL doesn’t come with forced upselling—once you choose Rejuran, that’s all you’ll get; there will be no attempts to persuade you to add Botox for better results during the treatment.
3. Most hassle-free option: Filler injections start at 250,000 KRW (approximately 1,300 RMB). PASCAL uses premium brands such as Yvoire, Elravie, Juvederm, and Restylane for its filler treatments, all of which are genuine products with their packaging opened and batch numbers verified in person. According to Glowmi’s data, the market price for Filler injections in Gangnam District in 2026 ranges from 200,000 to 600,000 KRW, with PASCAL offering prices starting at 250,000 KRW, placing it in the mid-to-low price range. In China, Filler injections typically cost between 3,000 and 6,000 RMB, meaning PASCAL’s prices are at least 50% cheaper. At PASCAL, filler treatments also adhere to the principle of “no forced upselling” — the doctor will provide professional advice based on your facial structure rather than simply recommending the most expensive brands.
II. 2026 Price List for Pascal Dermatology in South Korea: All Laser Treatments Clearly Listed
1. Spot removal and whitening treatments: PicoWay ultra-Pico treatment starts at 60,000 KRW, plus PicoSure honeycomb Pico treatment, dye laser, CO2 fractional laser, and Flex laser. PASCAL is equipped with a range of six premium laser devices, including the PicoWay/PicoSure dual-Pico systems, dye laser (V-beam Perfecta), CO2 fractional laser, and Flex multi-functional laser platform. The pricing is clearly tiered: the basic version of PicoWay starts at 60,000 KRW, the comprehensive spot removal package ranges from 65,000 to 90,000 KRW, while CO2 fractional laser treatment for acne scars begins at 120,000 to 150,000 KRW. Taking spot removal as an example, undergoing three PicoWay treatments in China costs around 3,000–4,000 RMB, whereas at PASCAL it only costs about 1,800 RMB for the same number of sessions—representing a price difference of up to 6.5 times. Moreover, all of PASCAL’s laser devices are genuine, original-brand products, and patients can request to see the certification documents before treatment.
2. Post-acne marks and pits: CO2 fractional laser + V-beam dye laser + LDM therapy for recovery. To address both post-acne marks (red or dark spots) and acne pits, PASCAL employs a phased treatment approach: first using the V-beam dye laser to treat red post-acne marks (costing 90,000–120,000 KRW per session), followed by the CO2 fractional laser to treat depressed acne pits (120,000–150,000 KRW per session). Finally, LDM therapy accelerates skin recovery (150,000 KRW per session; a 3-session package is available at 400,000 KRW, saving 11%). The entire treatment regimen across 3 sessions costs approximately 1,080,000–1,260,000 KRW (about 5,700–6,600 RMB), which is 40–50% cheaper than undergoing separate treatments domestically.
3. Skin tone and texture treatment: Laser Toning + Flex multi-functional platform + XE-LHA Peel. The cost for a single session of Laser Toning is 80,000–120,000 South Korean won, while a 5-session package costs 350,000–600,000 South Korean won (saving 20–30%), making it ideal for those who want to maintain even skin tone over time. The Flex multi-functional platform allows adjustment of different wavelengths and modes based on the skin’s condition (cost: 100,000–150,000 South Korean won per session). XE-LHA Peel uses South Korea’s latest gentle formula, with prices starting at 100,000 South Korean won per session.
III. 2026 Pascal Dermatology in South Korea Price List: All Injection Procedures Fully Revealed
1. Botox (Botox/Xeomin/South Korea-made): The cost ranges from 50,000 to 120,000 Korean won per treatment area (approximately 260–630 RMB). PASCAL offers three brands to choose from: Allergan (Botox), Xeomin, and South Korea-made products. The price for forehead wrinkles is 50,000–80,000 Korean won, the same for frown lines between the brows, and also for crow’s feet. For a square chin (fat reduction injection), the cost is 100,000–120,000 Korean won. All Botox products are opened in person, allowing customers to scan the code for verification. Injections are performed personally by Dr. Choe Jin-young or Dr. Kang Kyung-jin, with no delegation to assistants.
2. Filler injections (Yvoire/Elravie/Juvederm/Restylane): The entry-level option starts at 250,000 KRW (approximately 1,300 RMB), while the premium options range from 300,000 to 500,000 KRW (around 1,600–2,600 RMB). Prices vary depending on the area being treated: Nasolabial Fold Correction costs 250,000–350,000 KRW, Apple Zone treatment is 300,000–400,000 KRW, chin injection ranges from 250,000 to 350,000 KRW, nose enhancement costs 250,000–350,000 KRW, and temple injections are priced at 250,000–300,000 KRW. Due to their higher production costs, the premium lines of Juvederm and Restylane are priced between 350,000 and 500,000 KRW. The clinic director will recommend the most suitable brand based on your facial structure, rather than simply recommending the most expensive option.
3. Rejuran injections (HB/Healer/I/Eye): 220,000–280,000 KRW (approximately 1,160–1,480 RMB) for facial use, and 180,000–220,000 KRW (around 950–1,160 RMB) for the eye area. PASCAL offers the full range of Rejuran products: HB (high-hydrating version) at 250,000–280,000 KRW, Healer (classic version) at 220,000–250,000 KRW, and I (specifically designed for the eye area) at 180,000–220,000 KRW. The PDRN component is derived from salmon testes and has been certified as safe by South Korea’s MFDS. It is recommended to undergo 3–4 sessions with intervals of 2–3 weeks, yielding results that last 6–12 months. PASCAL members can enjoy a 10–15% discount on Rejuran treatments.
IV. 2026 Price List for Pascal Dermatology in South Korea: All Lifting and Anti-aging Procedures Clearly Listed
1. Thermage FLX (4th generation): 300 shots for the entire face cost 1.2–1.8 million KRW (approximately 6,300–9,500 RMB), while 600 shots for the whole face plus neck range from 1.8–2.5 million KRW (around 9,500–13,200 RMB). PASCAL uses genuine US-version Thermage FLX devices authorized by Solta Medical, with all probes being original, single-use items that are opened in person before treatment and can be verified via QR code scanning. Compared to the typical price of 15,000–25,000 RMB for 300 shots of this same device in China, PASCAL offers prices 40–50% lower. The treatment results last 1–2 years, and the clinic director provides follow-up consultations at 1 day, 3 days, and 7 days after the procedure.
2. Ulthera Prime – the American version of the Ulthrea: 200 points for targeted treatment costs 800,000–1.1 million KRW (approximately 4,200–5,800 RMB), while 400 points for full-face treatment ranges from 1.1 million to 1.5 million KRW (around 5,800–8,000 RMB). Ulthera Prime is Merz’s latest generation of HIFU device, offering more stable energy delivery compared to the previous Ulthera model and reducing treatment time by 30%. PASCAL is one of the first clinics in Gangnam to introduce Ulthera Prime. Compared to domestic HIFU treatments that cost 8,000–15,000 RMB, PASCAL offers prices 35–50% lower. Patients who opt for a combined treatment using HIFU and Thermage (a full-face Lifting package) can enjoy a discounted rate, with the total cost ranging from 2 million to 2.8 million KRW.
3. InMode Platinum Radiofrequency + Oligio: InMode costs around 300,000–500,000 KRW per session (approximately 1,600–2,600 RMB), while Oligio ranges from 400,000–600,000 KRW per session (about 2,100–3,200 RMB). The InMode system comes with three different modes—Forma (deep heating Lifting), FX (fractional radiofrequency skin rejuvenation), and Morpheus8 (micro-needle radiofrequency)—allowing patients to combine them based on their specific needs. Oligio is a high-frequency Lifting device made in South Korea; it delivers results similar to those of Thermage at a lower price point, making it ideal for those with limited budgets who still desire firmer skin.
V. 2026 Price List for Pascal Dermatology in South Korea: Skin Care and Restoration Services
1. Hydration treatments/dermal fillers: Basic hydration treatments cost around 100,000 KRW (approximately 530 RMB). Dermal fillers made in South Korea range from 150,000 to 200,000 KRW, while imported ones cost between 200,000 and 250,000 KRW. These treatments use iontophoresis or microcurrent technology to deliver hydration, making them ideal for pre-procedure preparation or post-procedure moisturization enhancement. Popular brands include locally produced options such as Curenex and HyalDew, as well as imported products like Restylane Skinboosters and Juvederm Volite. The dermatologist will recommend the most suitable brand and dosage based on the skin’s moisture level measured through a Visia test.
2. LDM Repair Treatment (LED + Ultrasound Dual Mode): 150,000 KRW per session (approximately 790 RMB), with a 3-session package priced at 400,000 KRW (about 2,100 RMB, offering 11% savings). This treatment combines LED phototherapy with ultrasound delivery to aid in recovery after laser procedures, soothe sensitive skin, and rebuild the skin barrier. PASCAL’s LDM equipment is originally imported from Germany’s Wellcomet. The packages must be completed within 4–6 months. Typically, 3–5 sessions of LDM therapy are required to restore sensitive skin, and it can be used alongside barrier-repairing creams and cooling patches (provided by the clinic).
3. Post-procedure care kit (included with all laser/injection treatments). One of PASCAL’s standout features is that post-procedure care is provided at no extra cost. Every laser or injection treatment comes with 2 medical repair masks, a travel-sized sunscreen, and a post-procedure care guide in both Chinese and Korean. Some premium treatments also include a Korean-style snack gift box or a full-size sunscreen. You don’t have to worry about spending extra money on repair products after your laser treatment.
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VII. 2026 Price List for Pascal Dermatology in South Korea: VIP International Membership Program and Tips to Save Money
1. Membership requirements and tiers (A membership fee of 30,000 KRW can be applied toward treatment costs) — New clients are automatically enrolled upon their first visit, with an advanced 3-tier VIP International system in place. PASCAL offers a very user-friendly membership program: After undergoing the 7th-generation Visia skin analysis, F-ray facial structure scanning, and a consultation with a doctor, new clients only need to pay a membership fee of 30,000 KRW (approximately 160 RMB) to become basic members, and this amount can be directly deducted from the cost of their treatment. Members are divided into three tiers: Silver Card (10% discount for cumulative spending under 1 million KRW), Gold Card (15% discount for spending between 1 million and 3 million KRW), and Diamond Card (20% discount for spending over 3 million KRW). Most first-time visitors are automatically promoted to the Silver Card level after completing one treatment.
2. Special package deals — All treatments including LDM, laser skin cleansing, and Rejuran injections come with discounts when purchased in 3–5 sessions. The most cost-effective packages offered by PASCAL include: a 3-session LDM treatment package for 400,000 KRW (133,000 KRW per session, saving 11%), a 5-session laser skin cleansing package priced between 350,000 and 600,000 KRW (20–30% off per session), and a 3-session Rejuran treatment package (including post-treatment LDM therapy) at around 800,000–900,000 KRW. All packages must be used within 4–6 months, and any unused sessions can be converted into equivalent credit (non-refundable but transferable to other services).
3. BeautsGO offers a 10% tax refund, special benefits for first-time foreign patients, and complimentary post-treatment care. The biggest hidden perk at PASCAL is the 10% tax refund through the BeautsGO platform (you need to submit an invoice request via the platform within 30 days after treatment). For example, if you spend ₩810,000 at PASCAL, you can get a refund of ₩81,000 (approximately 420 RMB). First-time foreign patients also receive a free Visia skin analysis (which local Koreans have to pay ₩30,000 for). Additionally, all laser/injection treatments at PASCAL come with a free post-treatment care kit (medical mask + sunscreen + care guide), at no extra cost.
VIII. 2026 Price List for Pascal Dermatology in South Korea: PASCAL vs Average Prices in Gangnam vs Domestic Prices
1. PASCAL vs. prices in Gangnam — significantly lower by 20-50%. According to the 2026 price guide published by Glowmi for Dermatology clinics in Gangnam, the average cost of PicoWay treatment there is 100,000–150,000 Korean won, while PASCAL offers it at just 60,000 won (a 40-60% discount); the average price for Rejuran in Gangnam is 300,000–400,000 Korean won, compared to 250,000 won with PASCAL (a 17-37% reduction); the average cost of Filler treatments in Gangnam ranges from 300,000 to 700,000 Korean won, whereas PASCAL provides entry-level options at 250,000 won (a 15-65% discount); and the average price for Thermage FLX 300 treatments in Gangnam is 1.5–2.5 million Korean won, while PASCAL charges 1.2–1.8 million won (a 20-28% discount). The key reasons behind PASCAL’s ability to offer such competitive prices are: no need for intermediaries (zero commissions), no costly advertising campaigns (relying on word-of-mouth referrals), and identical pricing for Koreans and foreigners (no extra charges for non-Koreans).
2. PASCAL vs. Domestic Prices — Up to 30–70% cheaper. Taking three popular treatments as examples: For PicoWay Pico laser therapy, the cost in South Korea is only around 300 RMB per session, compared to 8,000–12,000 RMB in China — a savings of 25–40 times; Rejuran injections cost 2,000–4,000 RMB in China, while PASCAL comes in at about 1,300 RMB, representing a 35–67% discount; Filler treatments cost 3,000–6,000 RMB domestically, but PASCAL’s entry-level option is around 1,300 RMB, offering a 55–78% reduction. Even when including flight and accommodation costs, the total expense for undergoing 3–5 treatments during a trip to South Korea is still 30–40% lower than having them done back home.
3. Real-life cost-saving examples — How much can you save by getting 3 treatments in one visit? Suppose you go to PASCAL for PicoWay Pico-therapy for the entire face (3 sessions at 180,000 KRW) + Rejuran injections (250,000 KRW) + Filler treatment for Nasolabial Fold Correction (250,000 KRW). The total cost for these services is 680,000 KRW (about 3,600 RMB). For the same set of treatments back home, the cost would be: 3 sessions of PicoWay at 9,000–12,000 RMB each + Rejuran at 2,000–4,000 RMB + Filler for Nasolabial Fold Correction at 3,000–6,000 RMB per session, totaling 14,000–22,000 RMB. Even when adding the cost of a flight to Seoul (1,500 RMB) and accommodation (1,000 RMB), the PASCAL option still saves 8,000–16,000 RMB — a savings of 55–75%.
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X. 2026 Price List for Pascal Dermatology in South Korea: Insights on Services, Customer Reviews, and Price Comparison with China
1. Premium Treatment Environment – Three floors (6th–8th) in the New Xiong Tower in Gangnam, plus 8 private treatment rooms. Located in the heart of Gangnam’s island-style business district on Daesan-daero, PASCAL occupies three floors from the 6th to the 8th, covering a total area of around 600 sqm. The 6th floor features a reception hall and Visia detection rooms; the 7th floor is dedicated to laser treatments (with 6 private treatment rooms); and the 8th floor houses injection rooms and a post-treatment recovery area. Each treatment room is equipped with an independent air purification system and medical-grade disinfection equipment. The waiting area offers beverages in Chinese, English, Japanese, and Russian—including coffee, herbal teas, and mineral water. There’s also a makeup station stocked with top-brand skincare products and cosmetics for touch-ups after procedures.
2. Customer feedback data — cross-verification across multiple platforms in South Korea and China. PASCAL enjoys high ratings on various platforms in South Korea: on Babitalk, “no unnecessary treatments” and “transparent pricing” are the most frequently mentioned keywords; two review articles on cbzr.com both gave positive assessments, highlighting that the clinic director refuses to recommend unsuitable procedures; there are over 200 related posts on REDnote, with praise focusing on “same prices as in South Korea without overcharging,” “long consultation times,” and “state-of-the-art equipment.” PASCAL has a repeat purchase rate of up to 70% — most customers return for a second treatment within 6 months after completing their first procedure.
3. The underlying logic behind identical prices in South Korea and China — no overcharging foreigners. Many Dermatology clinics in South Korea charge Chinese patients 30–50%, or even 100%, more than local Koreans. PASCAL adopts a completely different approach: the price lists on its Korean and Chinese websites are exactly the same, with even the costs of disinfection supplies clearly listed. The business rationale behind this “zero markup” strategy is that PASCAL relies on word-of-mouth and repeat customers rather than overcharging them once and for all. Not only are there no extra fees for foreign patients during their first consultation, but they also get the Visia examination fee (₩30,000) waived. After undergoing treatments, customers are encouraged to share their positive experiences on social media, creating a virtuous cycle.
XI. 2026 Price List for Pascal Dermatology in South Korea: FAQ – Common Questions
Q1: Is it true that PASCAL offers a 60,000 KRW Pico treatment? Will they say “We can’t do it at this price” once I get there?
A: It’s true! The basic version of PASCAL’s PicoWay does indeed cost 60,000 Korean won, and this price can be checked directly on the BeautsGO platform. The basic version is suitable for even out skin tone across the face. If you have more complex skin issues such as deep pigmentation or acne scars, the doctor will recommend upgrading to the comprehensive version (65,000–90,000 Korean won) after conducting a Visia scan. However, this upgrade is transparent and optional—there’s no situation where they say “It can’t be done at 60,000 won; you need to pay more” once you arrive. PASCAL’s pricing policy is straightforward—what’s quoted is what you pay, including the cost of disinfection supplies.
Q2: Is Rejuran at 250,000 KRW really cheaper compared to other brands in Gangnam? Could it be a fake product?
A: It’s truly affordable and 100% authentic! PASCAL’s Rejuran is priced at 250,000 KRW, which is indeed lower than the average price in Gangnam (300,000–400,000 KRW), representing a discount of 15–37%. But low price doesn’t mean fake products—PASCAL’s Rejuran is all original, genuine goods from Pharma Research. The products are opened right in front of customers before use, and you can scan the QR code on the packaging to verify its authenticity on the MFDS official website. What allows PASCAL to offer such competitive prices is that they bypass intermediaries (no commissions) and avoid forced sales (no hidden fees), rather than using inferior products.
Q3: How does the 10% tax refund work? What procedures are required?
A: A 10% tax refund is a exclusive benefit offered by the BeautsGO platform, and the process is quite simple: ① Book a treatment at PASCAL through the BeautsGO APP or mini-program and complete the payment; ② Keep the invoice (an electronic version is sufficient) after the treatment; ③ Submit a tax refund request via the BeautsGO platform within 30 days after the treatment; ④ The refund amount will be automatically returned to your payment account within approximately 7–14 business days. For example, if you spend ₩810,000, you can get a refund of ₩81,000 (about 420 RMB). It’s recommended to download BeautsGO and complete your booking before arriving in South Korea, so you can take advantage of this tax refund offer right away.
Q4: Does the Thermage FLX PASCAL use genuine probes? Is 300 shots sufficient for the entire face?
A: PASCAL’s Thermage FLX is an officially authorized device from Solta Medical, with all probes being genuine, single-use items that are opened in front of the client before treatment and can be verified via QR code scanning. 300 pulses for the entire face is the standard treatment in Dermatology clinics in South Korea, suitable for mild to moderate skin sagging. If your sagging is more severe or you’d like to treat the neck as well, the clinic director will recommend a 600-pulse treatment for the face and neck combined. The directors at PASCAL would never push for a higher number of pulses just to charge more—they provide objective recommendations based on the results of Visia and F-ray tests. If 300 pulses are sufficient for you, they won’t suggest that 600 pulses are needed.
Q5: How can VIP International members get the most out of the 30% discount on PASCAL products?
A: The most cost-effective strategy is to “start with a single treatment to join the membership, then upgrade to a package.” New clients can begin with a basic treatment (such as PicoWay Pico-Second Laser at 60,000 KRW, plus a membership fee of 30,000 KRW), and they’ll receive an immediate 10% discount as a silver card member. They can then schedule more expensive treatments like Rejuran injections or Filler fillers during the same visit, all eligible for another 10% discount. If you’re planning to undergo major procedures such as Thermage or HIFU, it’s recommended to spend over 1 million KRW at once to upgrade to a gold card, which offers a 15% discount—resulting in even greater savings on larger treatments. Combined with BeautsGO’s 10% tax refund, the total discount can reach 25%.
Q6: Will the price of PASCAL be higher for me as a foreigner compared to Koreans?
A: Absolutely not! PASCAL’s core promise is identical prices for South Koreans and foreigners—whatever the price is for locals, it’s the same for foreigners. The price lists on PASCAL’s official website in both Korean and English are exactly the same, with all service prices clearly displayed on the BeautsGO platform. Not only do they not charge extra, but PASCAL also offers foreigners a special welcome benefit: a free Visia examination, which costs ₩30,000 for local South Koreans. PASCAL operates on word-of-mouth rather than overcharging customers from the start—real reviews from foreign clients on social media after their treatments are far more valuable to them than making an extra 30% profit.
XII. 2026 Price List for Pascal Dermatology in South Korea: Ultimate Summary and Booking Tips
1. Who is PASCAL suitable for? Rational consumers who value price transparency and hate hidden fees—enjoying the same price in South Korea as in China without any extra charges, with even disinfection supplies clearly priced. Budget-conscious folks who want to undergo multiple treatments—taking advantage of VIP International Level 3 discounts, package deals, and a 10% tax refund for a total savings of 20–30%. First-time visitors to South Korea seeking medical beauty services—provided by certified specialists with multilingual support through LINE, WeChat, and BeautsGO. Those who pursue high-quality treatments but don’t want to pay top-tier prices in Gangnam—receiving services from certified doctors using original equipment in prime locations in Gangnam. Efficient customers looking to address various skin concerns in one place—with comprehensive coverage across five major treatment areas: lasers, injections, Lifting, and restoration.
2. Who isn’t a good fit for PASCAL? Those who are obsessed with getting the lowest prices in South Korea and prioritize extreme cost savings (PASCAL targets the mid-to-high-end market, not the cheapest clinics); patients who need plastic surgery (PASCAL specializes in Dermatology and does not offer procedures like Double eyelid surgery or nose augmentation); and those expecting a quick, high-volume service (PASCAL requires 15–20 minutes for an in-person consultation plus treatment performed personally by the director, making it unsuitable for those in a hurry).
3. Ultimate Tips: Book your PASCAL treatment at the best possible price in just 3 steps. Step 1 – 2–3 weeks before your trip, use the BeautsGO app to check PASCAL 2026’s full price list (including real-time availability), so you can decide on the treatments you want and set a budget. Step 2 – Book an initial consultation through BeautsGO (it’s recommended to choose the first slot between 10:00–11:00 AM; the consultation plus Visia examination takes about 30–40 minutes, while the actual treatment lasts 30–60 minutes, with everything finishing by 12:00 PM). Step 3 – Upon arriving at the clinic, sign up for a membership (₩30,000 can be deducted from your treatment cost), then determine the final treatment package based on the Visia results and the doctor’s recommendations, taking advantage of both VIP discounts and tax refunds. Don’t forget to keep your receipt; submit a tax refund request through BeautsGO within 30 days after the treatment.
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