ID Hospital Korea Price Guide: Eyelid, Nose, Facial Contouring, Breast and Facelift Fees Explained
When researching surgery in Korea, different prices at the same hospital can be confusing: does a figure cover the whole operation or only part of it? This ID Hospital Korea price guide separates promotional fees, personal surgical quotations and travel expenses to help organise the budget.
The direct answer is that there is no single total price that fits every patient at ID. The figures below are promotional references, not complete quotations for international visitors. Confirm eligibility and what is included before deciding whether to arrange a consultation in Korea.
1. ID Hospital price snapshot: September promotions
The amounts below were checked on 28 September 2026 for a promotion labelled 1–30 September. Confirm the deadline, availability, eligibility, taxes and additional conditions separately. Do not assume these figures remain valid after 30 September. This is not a year-round fixed tariff.
| Procedure | Advertised promotional fee (KRW) |
|---|---|
| Quick Double Lock eyelid procedure | 390,000 |
| Under-eye fat repositioning | 700,000 |
| Primary rhinoplasty | 1,480,000 |
| Revision rhinoplasty | 2,380,000 |
| Three-procedure facial contouring | 4,980,000 |
| Mentor breast augmentation | 4,000,000 |
| Motiva breast augmentation | 10,500,000 |
| SMAS facelift | 7,000,000 |
The English descriptions are for readability. Obtain written confirmation of the technique, materials, treatment scope and package contents. In particular, a three-procedure contouring package is not automatically a quotation for double-jaw surgery, and a named implant brand does not establish that every model or additional procedure is included.
2. Why might the quotation change after consultation?
Eyelid procedures: ask whether the intended change concerns the crease, under-eye fat or another structure, and whether the promotion covers the proposed work. If you have had previous eye surgery, explain the original technique and current concerns before considering a primary-surgery package.
Rhinoplasty: clarify the proposed work on the bridge, tip, nostrils and any breathing concerns. Ask whether cartilage harvesting, removal of an existing implant or tissue revision incurs additional fees rather than comparing only the word “rhinoplasty.”
Contouring and facelifts: ask whether your concern involves bone, fat or skin and soft tissue before discussing a plan. Facial contouring, double-jaw surgery and facelifts have different purposes and should not be treated as interchangeable because of a photograph or package price.
Breast augmentation: check the implant model, size selection, incision, any proposed breast lift and follow-up, as well as the brand. Similar procedure names may describe different plans.
3. Choosing an ID surgeon: prepare three questions
ID has dedicated areas for eye, breast, nose and facial-bone care, together with a global centre serving overseas patients. Explain your main concern when booking and ask for the relevant doctor and interpreting support.
If revision rhinoplasty is your main concern, prepare the dates and materials from previous operations and describe any current discomfort. For contouring or double-jaw consultations, explain concerns about bite, symmetry or function and ask which examinations are needed. Identifying a popular doctor is less useful than establishing who will plan and deliver your care.
Prepare three questions: What training and experience does the doctor have for this procedure? Why is this technique proposed, and what are the alternatives? Who will perform the surgery, manage anaesthesia and provide follow-up? Case photographs can help communicate preferences but do not predict your result.
4. Which costs should be checked beyond the operation?
Request an itemised quotation in KRW identifying whether consultation, preoperative testing, imaging, materials, anaesthesia, observation or admission, medication, dressings, stitch removal and follow-up are included. Clarify whether interpreting, transfers and accommodation are available and charged separately.
Explain your budget and available recovery time. If several procedures are proposed together, ask why each is needed and what the combined burden would be. A limited budget may be a reason to complete assessment first and then discuss staged treatment.
Before payment, confirm deposit, cancellation and rescheduling terms, plus contact arrangements and charges if there are complications or concerns about the outcome. Check tax inclusion and any refund eligibility under the rules applicable at the time; do not deduct an assumed refund from the budget.
5. Planning accommodation, transport and follow-up in Seoul
Hospital address: ID Hospital building, 142 Dosan-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (서울특별시 강남구 도산대로 142), within walking distance of Sinsa Station Exit 1. Confirm that your appointment is at this surgical hospital rather than another clinic using the same brand.
For a short weekend visit: consider starting with consultation and testing, then arrange surgery and return travel after assessment. Being able to walk is different from being ready to fly, work or appear in photographs.
With a friend or family member: register each person’s consultation and care needs separately. Confirm accompaniment and discharge arrangements for anaesthesia or admission. Do not assume two people can have surgery together and care for each other.
From Incheon Airport, Myeongdong or Hongdae: choose airport transport and city connections according to accommodation, luggage and physical condition, allowing time for arrival and registration. Postoperative accommodation should make follow-up practical. Confirm wound reviews, an urgent contact and continuing care before returning home.
6. Frequently asked questions about promotional pricing
Can international patients book at the listed promotional prices?
Eligibility and included services must be confirmed. Obtain a written quotation before deciding to pay a deposit.
Does the absence of double-jaw pricing mean ID does not offer it?
No. ID provides double-jaw care, but this guide does not have a complete fee that can be applied directly, so no estimate is inserted. Ask how tests, surgery, admission and any orthodontic treatment are billed.
Can eye or nose surgery be combined with contouring?
A doctor must assess health, surgical scope, anaesthesia and care requirements. Inclusion in a package does not establish suitability.
How should I calculate my budget?
Start with a surgical quotation that specifies inclusions, then add transport, accommodation, accompaniment and follow-up costs, allowing for itinerary changes.
Use the ID Hospital Korea price guide to distinguish promotional references, your personal treatment plan and travel expenses. Surgery can involve bleeding, infection, scarring, altered sensation or further treatment, with risks varying by procedure and patient. Discuss risks, alternatives and aftercare with the relevant doctor before deciding.