ID Hospital Korea Price Guide: Eye, Nose, Facial Contouring, Breast and Liposuction Costs

Many people planning a cosmetic surgery trip to Seoul ask the same question: How much does treatment at ID Hospital Korea cost, and what budget should I prepare for eye, nose, facial contouring or breast surgery?

Published reference prices include approximately KRW 1.5 million for buried-suture double-eyelid surgery, KRW 3–6 million for different rhinoplasty options, KRW 18 million for three-part facial contouring, KRW 20 million for two-jaw surgery, and KRW 11–17 million for breast augmentation depending on the implant. A price list is only a starting point. The quotation may change according to the surgical method, materials, revision history, assigned surgeon and findings from the pre-surgery assessment.

ID Hospital Korea Price List at a Glance

The following amounts are in Korean won. They are useful for initial planning, but the cost should be confirmed in a written quotation after consultation.

Revision procedures may involve additional charges. Published examples include approximately KRW 500,000 or more for eye revision, KRW 1 million or more for rhinoplasty revision, and KRW 2 million or more for breast revision. These are not guaranteed surcharges; tissue condition, existing implants and surgical complexity must first be assessed.

Why Can the Quote Differ From the Listed Price?

Do not compare procedure names alone. Compare what the surgeon plans to do. One comprehensive rhinoplasty may involve only the bridge and tip, while another may include osteotomy, alar reduction or revision work.

Common factors include primary versus revision surgery, cartilage source or implant brand, a single procedure versus a combined plan, anesthesia and admission, and whether interpretation, transportation, aftercare and examinations are included. If your budget is limited, focus on the concern that matters most and ask for an itemized quotation.

How to Plan Eye, Nose, Facial and Body Surgery

For eyelid surgery, ask whether buried-suture, natural-adhesion or incisional treatment suits your anatomy, and whether canthoplasty or ptosis correction is needed. For rhinoplasty, bring front, profile and three-quarter reference views. Confirm the bridge implant, nasal-tip material, scar location and possibility of later revision.

Facial contouring and two-jaw surgery require more detailed downtime planning. Ask about imaging, anesthesia assessment, admission, suture removal, follow-up examinations and emergency contact arrangements. If two-jaw surgery involves bite correction or orthodontics, confirm whether those costs are included. For breast augmentation and liposuction, allow time for restricted movement, compression garments and follow-up visits.

Booking and Travel Planning for Seoul

ID Hospital is located in the Sinsa area of Gangnam, Seoul. From Incheon Airport, travelers can use the airport railway and transfer to the subway, or consider an airport bus or taxi depending on luggage and mobility after surgery.

Before booking, confirm the surgeon’s schedule, Chinese or English interpretation, anesthesia and examinations, admission and medication, deposit and rescheduling rules, the recommended stay in Korea, and how concerns will be handled after you return home. Do not purchase non-refundable flights before the surgical schedule is confirmed. For major surgery, include accommodation, a companion and return travel in the total budget.

Who May Consider a Consultation—and Who Should Wait?

A preliminary online consultation may be useful if you have a clear main concern, understand that the plan may change after examination, and can allow enough downtime. Consider postponing surgery if you are uncertain between several unrelated procedures, have no after-surgery support, or hope to combine several major operations within a very short holiday.

Pregnant or breastfeeding patients, people taking anticoagulants, and anyone with significant allergies or medical conditions must disclose this information. Suitability should be assessed by appropriately qualified medical staff.

Conclusion and FAQs

ID Hospital Korea’s published prices cover procedures ranging from eyelid surgery to rhinoplasty, facial contouring, two-jaw surgery, breast augmentation and liposuction. A realistic budget must account for more than the headline figure. Confirm the surgical scope, materials, anesthesia, admission, interpretation, aftercare and possible revision costs. Prepare a clear list of concerns and a maximum budget, obtain an itemized written quotation, and only then arrange the procedure and travel schedule. Cosmetic surgery involves individual variation and medical risk, so the plan must be based on an in-person assessment.

Q: Is the listed price the amount I will pay?
A: Not necessarily. Materials, surgical scope, revision complexity, surgeon assignment and additional services may affect the quotation.

Q: Can eye, nose and facial contouring procedures be performed on the same day?
A: That decision requires an assessment of your health, anesthesia duration and downtime. It should not be made solely to shorten the trip.

Q: What do overseas patients commonly overlook?
A: Common omissions include interpretation and admission fees, deposit-refund rules, follow-up arrangements and a clear plan for managing unexpected issues after returning home.