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Beautifully simple.

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75,879
patients chose Busan

+151.5%
growth in one year

No. 2
medical city in Korea

INTERNATIONAL PATIENTS IN KOREA, 2025

2 million.

A record year for Korea.
Outside Seoul, their favourite city was Busan.

Source: Ministry of Health and Welfare, 2025.

Busan, by the numbers.

Seaside calm. Big-city care.

CLINICS

997

registered with HIRA

VISITORS

75,879

international patients in 2025

PRICES

79

transparent price guides

NEIGHBOURHOODS

16

districts to explore

SHORE DAY

Cruising into Busan?
Make it a glow day.

Ships dock at Busan Port International Cruise Terminal in Yeongdo or the International Passenger Terminal near Busan Station. Clinics are a short taxi ride away — back on board before all-aboard.

CLOSEST TO PORT

Nampo-dong

Busan's old downtown, about 15 minutes from the cruise terminal. Shop Gwangbok-ro between appointments.

MOST CHOICE

Seomyeon

Busan's biggest clinic district, about 30 minutes away. Skin, eye and dental clinics side by side.

BY THE BEACH

Haeundae

Clinics in Centum City and by Haeundae Beach, about 40 minutes away. Pair a treatment with the sea.

FITS IN A PORT DAY

Quick treatments with little or no downtime.

Botox · Skin boosters · Laser toning · Aqua peel · Shurink lifting · Dental cleaning

Surgery needs days of recovery and follow-up — save it for a longer stay. Book ahead and allow a buffer before your ship departs.

Getting around
From anywhere in Busan,
a clinic is one ride away.
Typical subway and taxi times and fares from the five places visitors arrive or stay, to Busan’s two biggest clinic hubs.
Yeongdo Nakdong River East Sea Busan Harbour Gimhae Airport Busan Station (KTX) Cruise terminals Haeundae Beach Nampo-dong Seomyeon Centum City Sasang Gwangalli Subway Line 1 Subway Line 2 Airport light rail Taxi Clinic hub
Approximate daytime figures for 2026. Subway: ₩1,600 (under 10 km) or ₩1,800 (over 10 km) with a transport card; cash costs ₩100 more. Taxi base fare is ₩4,800, with a 20% surcharge from midnight to 4 am; traffic and tolls change the total. Schematic map, not to scale.

Designed for
international patients.

Far from home. Never lost.

TRUST

Registered clinics only.

Every clinic comes from Korea's official HIRA register.

LANGUAGE

Help in your language.

We ask clinics about English, Japanese or Chinese coordinators for you.

CLARITY

Clear written quotes.

Know the total before you say yes. No pressure, ever.

ACCESS

Easy to reach.

Fly into Gimhae airport or take the KTX from Seoul.

RECOVERY

Recover by the sea.

Heal with an ocean view in Haeundae or Gwangalli.

ARRIVAL

Your passport is enough.

Book as a tourist. Staying longer? There's a medical visa too.

Facelift

$4,300–10,700

in Busan

$12,000–19,000 average US surgeon fee

Liposuction, one area

$1,100–4,300

in Busan

$4,300–7,500 average US surgeon fee

NO INSURANCE NEEDED

Remarkably affordable.
Even without insurance.

The same procedures — often half the price of the US.

RHINOPLASTY

from $2,100

US average starts around $7,500

EYELID SURGERY

from $570

US average starts around $3,000

LASIK, BOTH EYES

from $710

US typically $3,000 or more

Busan: our indicative 2026 ranges (₩1,400 = $1). US: ASPS 2024 average surgeon fees; US LASIK provider estimates. Confirm every quote in writing.

LIVING IN KOREA?

With insurance.
Even less.

Foreign residents join National Health Insurance after six months, with the same coverage as Koreans.

EVERYDAY CARE

Clinic visits

You usually pay only a small share of the cost for skin, eye and urology visits.

DENTAL

Dental cleaning

A yearly scaling costs a fraction of the uninsured price.

SCREENING

Health check-ups

National screenings, like cervical cancer checks, at little or no cost.

Visiting with travel insurance? Medically necessary care may be reimbursable — ask for an itemised receipt (진료비 세부내역서) and an English medical certificate. Cosmetic treatments aren't covered by NHIS or most travel policies.

Every kind of care.
One place to start.

SKIN

Dermatology

Botox, Rejuran, Ulthera, laser toning and skin care.

SURGERY

Plastic Surgery

Eyelids, nose, contouring and lifting.

VISION

Eye Clinics

LASIK, SMILE and ICL. Life without glasses.

SMILE

Dental

Implants, veneers and clear aligners.

MEN

Men's Health

Urology, vasectomy and confidential testing.

WOMEN

Women's Health

Check-ups, HPV vaccine and contraception.

Prices, upfront.

Typical 2026 ranges in Busan. Tap any treatment for details.

Botox

₩30k–300k
per area

Ulthera

₩600k–2M
per session

Rejuran Healer

₩150k–400k
per session

LASIK

₩1M–2.5M
both eyes

Double eyelid surgery

₩800k–3.5M
both eyes

Rhinoplasty

₩3M–8M
per surgery

Dental implant

₩1M–2M
per tooth

SMILE LASIK

₩2.5M–4M
both eyes

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That's it.

01

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Treatment, dates and budget. About a minute.

02

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Registered clinics that fit you, with typical prices.

03

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Pick your clinic. We help arrange the consultation.

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We've received your request and will reply within one business day (Korea time).

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Tell us what you're looking for and when you'll be in Busan. We'll reply by email or WhatsApp with registered clinics that fit, typical prices and next steps.

No fees. No obligation.
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Every clinic is listed with Korea's Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service.
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Questions?
Answers.

  • Is Busan good for medical and cosmetic treatment?

    Yes. Busan has a dense clinic network — this guide lists 997 dermatology, plastic surgery, eye, dental, urology and OB-GYN clinics — concentrated in Seomyeon and Haeundae/Centum City, usually with shorter waits than Seoul.

  • Is the clinic shortlist really free?

    Yes. Sending an inquiry costs nothing and there is no obligation to book. You pay the clinic directly only if you decide to go ahead with a treatment.

  • Where are most clinics in Busan?

    Seomyeon (Busanjin-gu) around Seomyeon Station has the largest cluster, followed by Haeundae-gu (Centum City and Haeundae Beach), Gwangalli (Suyeong-gu), Dongnae and Yeonsan-dong.

  • Can foreigners use clinics in Busan?

    Yes. Bring your passport and book ahead. Tourists pay non-covered (비급여) prices; foreign residents enrolled in Korea's National Health Insurance get coverage for medically necessary care.

  • How accurate are the prices?

    Prices are indicative 2026 market ranges for Busan compiled by our editors. The final price depends on the product, technique and clinic — always ask for a written quote including VAT.

  • Where does the clinic data come from?

    Clinic names, addresses and phone numbers come from the public database of Korea's Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service (HIRA), retrieved in October 2026.

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