Navigating aesthetic procedures in the Greater Seoul area—spanning both Seoul and Gyeonggi province—requires a clear understanding of public pricing data. At GlowMap, we aggregate live pricing figures to help patients understand market baselines without relying on promotional claims or vague estimates. This report examines current public data for botox and related skin procedures as of August 2026.
Greater Seoul Botox Market Overview
Our August 2026 dataset tracks botox pricing across 1,512 clinics in the Greater Seoul region. The aggregated public data shows a median price of ₩77,000 (approximately ₩80,000), reflecting a Month-over-Month (MoM) increase of 4.6%.
However, market variance is substantial. Public listings for botox start as low as ₩8,000, illustrating a wide spectrum of pricing strategies among regional providers. This variance depends on factors such as product origin (Korean domestic versus imported brands like Allergan), specific treatment areas (jaw, wrinkles, or full face), and individual clinic operational models. We always advise checking live, per-clinic pricing on GlowMap to see exact current figures rather than relying on generalized averages.
Broader Aesthetic Procedure Benchmarks
To provide context for botox within the broader Greater Seoul market, here is how other common procedures compare in our August 2026 dataset:
- Filler: Median ₩295,000 (from ₩25,000 across 958 clinics, MoM -1.3%)
- Pico Toning: Median ₩329,000 (from ₩15,000 across 719 clinics, MoM +1.3%)
- Laser Hair Removal: Median ₩120,000 (from ₩8,900 across 696 clinics, MoM +5.7%)
- Rejuran Healer: Median ₩200,000 (from ₩40,000 across 544 clinics, MoM -7.5%)
- Ulthera (Ultherapy): Median ₩790,000 (from ₩100,000 across 445 clinics, MoM +0.8%)
- InMode: Median ₩150,000 (from ₩40,000 across 402 clinics, MoM -7.4%)
- Fat-Dissolving Injection: Median ₩169,000 (from ₩15,000 across 398 clinics, MoM -5.2%)
Understanding Regional Variance
Pricing for procedures like botox and fillers varies not just between Seoul and Gyeonggi, but even between neighboring districts. High-density commercial districts often show different pricing distributions compared to residential satellite cities. Because medical advertising laws in South Korea prohibit naming specific clinics as the cheapest or best, our platform focuses strictly on transparent, aggregated data.
For international visitors utilizing our free self-service concierge and booking tools, understanding these median baselines helps in evaluating treatment plans realistically. We make no outcome promises and do not steer domestic audiences to specific facilities; our goal is simply to present verified market facts so you can make informed decisions.