How the glabella line is set on the price board
Our filler board groups glabella and forehead wrinkle correction into a single line, quoted on a standard wrinkle length of about 4 cm and tiered by the product used. The entry tier starts from ₩270,000, and higher product tiers are posted beside it so you can compare before you arrive. Every figure on the board is shown in Korean won with the 10% VAT added at payment.
The same published list applies to Korean and international patients alike. There is no separate visitor rate and no quote that changes once you are in the chair: the crease is measured at consultation, matched to the board line, and the total is confirmed with you before the needle comes out.
A short crease versus a longer one
Because the line is built on crease length, a single short groove between the brows does not mean paying for product that goes unused. Many people arrive expecting a full-syringe bill and find that a modest static line fits inside the standard length on the board. That is also why the glabella tends to be one of the smaller filler items on a treatment plan.
The figure grows when the plan grows. Two parallel creases, a groove that runs longer than the standard length, or a forehead line added in the same visit each extend the correction, and the doctor explains that change in plain numbers from the board. If only a faint line remains once the muscle is calm, the recommendation may be to add nothing at all.
What the line covers and what is billed separately
The posted line covers the filler placed in the measured crease, numbing cream beforehand and the injection itself, which usually takes around ten to fifteen minutes. Product is opened from a sealed pack in front of you, and a dissolving enzyme is kept ready throughout, since the glabella is a high-caution zone where small, slow, low-pressure passes are the rule.
Two things sit outside that line. Botulinum toxin, used when the crease is driven mainly by frowning, is a separate item on the board with its own price. VAT is also added at payment, since all board figures exclude it. Knowing this in advance keeps the final receipt free of surprises.
Budgeting a visit to Seomyeon, Busan
Barog Clinic sits by Seomyeon Station in central Busan and keeps evening hours until 20:00 on weekdays, closes at 16:00 on Saturdays and stays shut on Sundays. Those late slots suit visitors who want the day free, and messaging your dates ahead lets the team hold a time.
Leave a few days of slack after the appointment, since small bruises or mild swelling between the brows can show for several days. If you are also considering lifting or skin work, ask for the full plan in one consultation so the board lines are added up together and you can decide what to keep for a later trip.
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