Sculptra Korea Price: What One Vial and a Full Plan Cost in Seoul

Anyone checking the Sculptra Korea price from abroad usually ends up with two figures that do not describe the same thing: one quoted per vial, the other per session. The second one is where the detail goes missing.

A vial is the unit of product. How many vials a face needs depends on how much volume has gone, so a session price only means something once you know how much Sculptra is inside it. Ask every clinic that, this one included.

Everything below comes from our own price list. By the end of this page you will know what a vial costs here, which parts of the total move, and where Sculptra sits beside the other collagen stimulators we hold. Our position is plain: we price by the vial, and the vial count is set at consultation once the doctor has seen your face.

The Sculptra Korea price at our Gangnam clinic

These are list prices in Korean won. The final figure is confirmed at consultation, after the doctor has assessed your face.

One vial is 750,000 KRW and three vials are 2,090,000 KRW, from the list dated 20 August 2026. Hip Sculptra is a separate line: it is priced per session at 7,500,000 KRW rather than by the vial.

What moves a Sculptra quote up or down

The price of one vial is easy to publish. What you actually pay depends on four things, and we can answer all four from our own list instead of sending you back to ask.

1. 01How many vials. One vial is 750,000 KRW; the three-vial line is 2,090,000 KRW. Volume loss decides the count.
2. 02Which area. The face is priced by the vial. The hip is a separate session price of 7,500,000 KRW.
3. 03Whether PLLA is the right material at all. Juvelook is 240,000 KRW for 2cc and Ultracol is 690,000 KRW for a 4cc vial, so the material you choose moves the total more than anything else on the page.
4. 04Who injects. Dr. Jang Dong-hoon, our founder and medical director, is the physician listed at this clinic, so the person who plans the vial count is the person who places it.

How many vials, and how the result arrives

Sculptra is poly-L-lactic acid. It asks the body to produce its own collagen, so lost volume returns gradually and the change is difficult to date. That slow build is the point, and it is also why the count is a judgement about volume rather than a fixed protocol.

Two vials is the question we hear most often from abroad. Our list carries a one-vial line and a three-vial line; any other count is quoted at consultation before treatment starts. A Sculptra vial on the list of 20 August 2026 is 750,000 KRW.

Because the change accumulates, the plan is worth recording properly. The consultation can include 3D Meta-Vu skin analysis, which maps texture, pores, pigment and redness on the same lighting rig each visit, so the next appointment compares against data rather than memory.

Fitting Sculptra around a trip to Seoul

Injectables can usually be done straight after the consultation, on the same visit. Swelling lasts 1–3 days, so put Sculptra early in your stay rather than the night before an event or a flight.

• The clinic is a two-minute walk from Nonhyeon Station, Exit 5, on Gangnam-daero, and parking in the building is free for patients.
• We open 10:30 to 19:30 Monday to Thursday, to 20:30 on Friday and to 16:30 on Saturday. Lunch is 13:00 to 14:00, and Saturdays run without a lunch break.
• Sundays and public holidays are closed, so a short stay that crosses a Sunday has one day fewer in it.
• You will fly home before the collagen has finished arriving. Results hold up to around two years, so the honest review of the result happens long after the trip.
• If you would rather start lighter, Juvelook at 240,000 KRW for 2cc is the lower entry point on the same list of 20 August 2026.

Sculptra, Juvelook, Radiesse and Ultracol side by side

Each one is a collagen stimulator: four injectables on our list that work by provoking your own collagen instead of adding gel volume. They differ in material, in how long they hold, and in what a session costs.

Sculptra holds the longest of the four. Radiesse supports the plane it sits in, which reads as lift rather than fullness, and it triggers five regenerative components rather than collagen alone. Ultracol uses PDO, the absorbable material used in surgical sutures for three decades, with a minimum of 2cc per treatment from its 4cc vial.

One disclosure, because this page ranks four products against each other and we are not neutral about one of them. Dr. Jang Dong-hoon is a Key Opinion Leader for Ultracol, appointed by its manufacturer LYV Sciences. Read the Ultracol row with that in mind.

Who Sculptra suits, and who should ask first

Sculptra suits a face that has lost volume and wants the change to arrive slowly. It is the wrong choice if you need a visible difference by the weekend, because very little happens on the day itself.

• Tell us your medical history in consultation, including recent fillers, isotretinoin and any medication that affects healing. We ask this before every injection.
• If your flight date is fixed, say so. Swelling of 1–3 days is simple to plan around when we know about it.
• If you want volume now rather than in a few months, contour filler is the better conversation, since hyaluronic acid works on the day it is placed.
• If your skin needs quality rather than shape, the rest of our skin booster and collagen programme is compared out loud at the consultation.

When you are ready, tick Sculptra in the booking selector and send your dates on WhatsApp. If this is your first treatment visit to Seoul, read what patients ask before they come first.

About the author

Dr. Jang Dong-hoon

Founder & Medical Director

Founder and medical director of THE Beautiful Clinic in Nonhyeon, Gangnam. He sees every patient's skin analysis before a plan is drawn, and reviews every article on this blog against what the clinic actually does.

• Korean Society of Aesthetic Surgery
• Japan Society of Aesthetic Surgery
• Korean Academy of Primary Care
• Korean Society for Laser Medicine

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