Treatments
Korean clinic treatments, decoded
Seoul clinic menus use Korean brand and device names that rarely match what you see abroad. Find a name below, see what kind of treatment it is and who makes it, then read the guide that explains it from primary sources.
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Treatment names you will see in Seoul
34 names, with the Korean spelling on the menu. Where a name links, its guide identifies the product from maker pages and regulatory filings.
- 10Therma텐써마
- Energy device · TENTECH's monopolar RF device. Not the same as Thermage, and not TENTECH's HIFU device 10THERA.
- Aqua peel아쿠아필
- Facial · A water-based exfoliating and pore-cleansing facial.
- Botox (botulinum toxin)보톡스
- Injectable · Toxin injections. In Korea the searches split by use: skin botox, jaw, salivary gland, mouth corners.
- Also seen as botulinum toxin
- Clarity laser클라리티
- Laser · Lutronic's dual-wavelength laser, used for pigment and hair removal.
- Models and versions Clarity II
- Contour / fat-dissolving injections윤곽주사 · 지방분해주사
- Injectable · Injections sold to slim the face outline (윤곽주사) or to reduce local fat on the face and body (지방분해주사).
- Density덴서티
- Energy device · Jeisys's 6.78 MHz RF device with monopolar and bipolar tips.
- Also seen as DENZA (listed with Density in a US FDA filing)
- Models and versions Density Noir
- Dermal filler필러
- Injectable · Gel injected to add volume. Lips, forehead, under-eye and smile lines lead the Korean searches.
- Ellansé엘란쎄
- Injectable · A PCL (polycaprolactone) collagen-stimulating injectable.
- Exosome treatments엑소좀
- Applied to skin or injectable · Products marketed for recovery and skin condition, often after lasers; ask whether it is applied or injected. The US FDA said in 2019 it had approved no exosome products.
- Fraxel프락셀
- Laser · Solta's fractional laser for texture and scars.
- InMode인모드
- Energy device · An Israeli maker's RF platform. 'InMode' on a menu can mean several different applicators.
- Juvelook쥬베룩
- Injectable · Vaim's PDLLA with hyaluronic acid. Juvelook Volume is the larger-vial version.
- Models and versions Juvelook Volume (larger-vial version; export name Lenisna)
- LaLa Peel라라필
- Facial · H2MEDI's brushed-on clinic peel: LHA in a potassium-soap base, sold as a cosmetic.
- Also seen as LHALA Peel
- Models and versions 라라필 504 (2024 version)
- Laser hair removal레이저 제모
- Laser · Hair reduction with laser. Beard, underarm and Brazilian are common Korean searches.
- Laser toning / pico toning레이저 토닝 · 피코 토닝
- Laser · Low-energy laser passes for pigment and tone, with Q-switched or picosecond lasers.
- LDMLDM
- Energy device · Wellcomet's frequency-switching ultrasound, approved in Korea for pain relief and sold as a soothing or after-laser add-on.
- Mole and spot removal점빼기
- Laser · Removing small moles and spots, usually with a laser.
- Also seen as 점제거
- Oligio올리지오
- Energy device · Wontech's 6.78 MHz monopolar RF device with cooling gas.
- Also seen as The Oligio
- Models and versions Oligio X
- Onda lifting온다 리프팅
- Energy device · A treatment named after DEKA's Onda, a 2.45 GHz microwave device marketed for localized fat and skin laxity.
- Models and versions Onda PRO
- PDRN (salmon injection)연어주사
- Injectable · Polydeoxyribonucleotide injections, nicknamed salmon injections in Korea. Not the same as Rejuran's PN.
- Also seen as salmon DNA injection
- Potenza포텐자
- Energy device · Jeisys's RF microneedling device, with needle and non-invasive tips.
- Models and versions Potenza Prime
- Radiesse레디어스
- Injectable · Merz's calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) injectable.
- Re2O리투오
- Injectable · L&C Bio's injectable made from donated human skin with the cells removed, sold as Elravie Re2O and classed in Korea as human tissue.
- Also seen as Elravie Re2O
- Models and versions Re2O Fine (50 mg version)
- Rejuran리쥬란
- Injectable · PharmaResearch's PN (polynucleotide) injectable. Four variants, including Rejuran HB plus.
- Also seen as Rejuran Healer
- Models and versions Rejuran HB plus, Rejuran i, Rejuran s
- Sculptra스컬트라
- Injectable · Galderma's PLLA collagen stimulator.
- Shurink (Ultraformer)슈링크
- Energy device · Classys's focused-ultrasound (HIFU) device, sold abroad as Ultraformer.
- Also seen as Ultraformer III
- Models and versions Shurink Universe (newer model; sold abroad as Ultraformer MPT)
- Skin boosters (water-glow injections)스킨부스터 · 물광주사
- Injectable · Small injections across the face for hydration and texture, including hyaluronic-acid 'water-glow' shots.
- Also seen as water-glow injection
- Skin botox스킨보톡스
- Injectable · Very small doses of toxin placed in the skin rather than a muscle, marketed in Korea for pores, oil and fine texture.
- Also seen as microbotox
- Thermage써마지
- Energy device · Solta's monopolar radiofrequency device, the original that several Korean RF devices compare themselves to.
- Models and versions Thermage FLX
- Thread lift실리프팅
- Procedure · Threads with barbs or cones placed under the skin of the face to hold tissue in a lifted position.
- Examples 민트실 (a thread brand)
- Titanium lifting티타늄 리프팅
- Energy device · A facial treatment with Alma's Soprano Titanium, a three-wavelength diode laser its maker sells for hair removal.
- Also seen as Soprano Titanium, 소프라노 티타늄
- Ultherapy울쎄라
- Energy device · Merz's micro-focused ultrasound lifting device. Korean quotes count it in shots.
- Vbeam / Excel V브이빔 · 엑셀브이
- Laser · Lasers aimed at redness and visible vessels.
- Examples Vbeam, Excel V
- Volnewmer볼뉴머
- Energy device · Classys's 6.78 MHz monopolar RF device with water cooling.
- Also seen as Everesse
Korea Treatment Radar · October 2026
What Koreans search for this month
Naver relative search-interest index across 33 non-surgical treatments, highest = 100. Previous 30 days, collected 2026-10-22. Interest, not treatments performed.
See the full radar- 1Botox (botulinum toxin) 보톡스100
- 2Dermal filler 필러43
- 3Laser hair removal 레이저 제모39
- 4Rejuran 리쥬란32
- 5Ultherapy 울쎄라29
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Treatment guides
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