DI PLASTIC SURGERY · GANGNAM, SEOUL
Plastic Surgery Costs at DI in Seoul
DI’s published price guide lists 167 standard procedure, add-on, material and service entries in Korean won, excluding VAT. These listed amounts are not an all-inclusive quotation for every patient. Confirm the current price and scope with DI; the proposed treatment and final quotation need an individual assessment.
Source: DI English Price Guide, . This is the price schedule date, not a current quotation.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Plastic surgery cost questions
How much is a plastic surgery consultation for an international patient at DI?
This page does not publish a fixed consultation fee. Ask DI for the current consultation fee, whether it is separate from the procedure price and what the appointment includes. Do not assume that an inquiry, examination or consultation is free. A surgery price guide does not establish the consultation charge or your final treatment quotation.
How is the final plastic surgery cost at DI determined?
The final quotation depends on the assessed procedure, complexity, anesthesia, examinations, materials and follow-up plan. A published price guide is a starting point; request a current itemized estimate for your individual plan.
Is the published revision rhinoplasty price an all-inclusive quote?
No. DI’s English price guide dated September 11, 2026 lists KRW 4,000,000 excluding VAT as a standard procedure price. Anesthesia, materials, graft-related procedures and revision complexity may involve additional fees. Prices may change; confirm the current scope and price with the clinic.
What should I ask to see in an itemized estimate?
Ask which procedure and treatment areas are covered, and whether VAT, anesthesia, tests, materials, medicines and postoperative reviews are included or separate. Also ask about extra visits, additional treatment, payment, cancellation and refund terms.
What travel costs should I plan for separately?
Plan separately for flights, accommodation, local transport, meals and possible itinerary changes or an extended stay. Confirm required follow-up visits and travel clearance with the treating team before booking a non-refundable return flight.
Clinic information and planning summary updated . This is an editorial update, not a new medical review.
General consultation-planning source: ASPS: questions to ask at a rhinoplasty consultation. This US patient checklist does not verify DI’s credentials, prices or service availability.
PUBLISHED PRICE GUIDES
Start with the scope of the published price
Browse DI’s complete procedure and price guide for 167 standard procedure, add-on, material and service entries in Korean won, excluding VAT, from the schedule dated 11 September 2026.
Read the specific method and scope in DI’s revision rhinoplasty guide and buried-suture double eyelid guide. Prices may change, and the appropriate procedure and final cost require an individual assessment.
Compare entries from the same dated price schedule
Selected entries from DI’s English price schedule dated 11 September 2026. All amounts are in Korean won and exclude VAT. This is a dated standard-price source, not today’s final quotation for you.
| Entry | Published amount (KRW) | Scope to keep separate |
|---|---|---|
| Suture double eyelid surgery | ₩600,000VAT excluded | Procedure entry |
| Incisional double eyelid surgery | ₩1,400,000VAT excluded | Procedure entry |
| Non-incisional ptosis correction | ₩400,000VAT excluded | Add-on to an eligible eye procedure; not a standalone total |
| Revision rhinoplasty | ₩4,000,000VAT excluded | Procedure entry; revision complexity and materials need assessment |
| Full-face fat graft — first session | ₩1,200,000VAT excluded | First session only |
| Full facelift | ₩6,000,000VAT excluded | Schedule’s full-facelift option |
Scroll the table horizontally on a small screen. Each entry links to its English source details. An add-on is not the price of the entire operation; a procedure entry does not establish that all services are included.
Request a current itemized estimate that states whether VAT, anesthesia, tests, materials, medicines and follow-up are included or separate. Consultation fees, any credit toward surgery, language assistance and additional-visit charges need confirmation with the clinic; no universal amount for these has been confirmed here.
Read the original English price schedule (11 September 2026 PDF) · Prepare consultation and fee questions
UNDERSTAND THE ESTIMATE
What can change the final cost?
The procedure discussed online may differ from the plan recommended after an in-person examination. The extent and complexity of surgery, whether this is a first or revision procedure, the proposed anesthesia, examinations, grafts or other materials, and the follow-up plan are all matters to clarify in a written estimate. These are questions for the clinic—not a formula for calculating your own price.
A photograph or brief message cannot establish medical suitability, the exact surgical method, or a binding quotation. Ask the surgeon to explain why each part of the proposed plan is appropriate and what alternatives, including no surgery, are available.
What should you ask the clinic to include?
Keep three amounts separate: the consultation charge, the published procedure price and the total written estimate for your own plan. None of these automatically confirms what the other two include. Confirm the consultation fee and appointment scope first.
Request a written explanation of the quoted procedure, anesthesia and monitoring, preoperative tests, any proposed materials, medicines, and the expected postoperative reviews. Ask whether a change in the plan, an extra visit, or treatment of a complication would involve additional charges. Do not assume two clinics include the same services simply because their headline prices look similar.
- Which procedure and treatment areas does the quote cover?
- Are VAT, anesthesia, tests, materials and prescribed medicines included or separate?
- Which postoperative appointments are included, and what may cost extra?
- What are the payment, cancellation and refund terms?
Budget for the trip as well as treatment
International patients should plan separately for flights, accommodation near the clinic, local transport, meals, and the possibility of extending a stay if recovery takes longer than expected. The safe time to fly and the number of follow-up visits depend on the procedure and your condition; confirm both with the treating team before booking a non-refundable return ticket.
If you hope to use insurance for a functional concern, ask the clinic what diagnostic information it can provide and confirm eligibility directly with your insurer. Cosmetic and functional elements, policy terms, and country-specific coverage may differ. DI cannot determine your insurer’s decision from an online inquiry.
Ask for an individual estimate
Tell DI which procedure you would like to discuss, your preferred language and possible visit dates. Final options and costs are confirmed only after the appropriate assessment.
Prepare an inquiryPage updated: . This is an editorial update to the planning guide, not a new medical review or price schedule.