2026.06.27 · Views 3,861
Hi everyone, I'm Mengru from Taiwan. I've been considering getting a beauty treatment in Korea lately, but to be honest, I'm a bit anxious about the budget. Besides the treatment itself, there's the airfare, accommodation, food… it feels like the expenses will suddenly skyrocket. Could someone share their experience on how many days it usually takes to complete the entire treatment in Korea? Are multiple follow-up appointments required?
I've heard some people plan it like a mini-trip, doing some shopping and eating out, which makes them feel better. But I don't want to just choose anything to save money, because it involves my face and body. Could someone share how they plan their trip? Are there any specific budget-related considerations?
I'm still considering it, so any personal experience or advice is welcome. Thank you!
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I feel the same way! I'm also traveling from Vietnam and worried about the budget like you. My little tip is to plan carefully beforehand to see how many follow-up appointments you need, then calculate the total time to book your flights wisely, because some things require waiting a while to see results before proceeding. I hope you find the best plan for yourself! 💕
I'm considering this too, and I totally understand your concerns! Budgeting definitely needs careful planning, but I've heard many people first clarify the number of sessions and intervals to get a more accurate estimate of time and cost. Your cautious approach is excellent; after all, it's something done on your face, so it's worth taking the time to plan carefully.
I completely understand your concerns! As someone from China, I feel the same way—since it involves spending money and time, I want to have a proper consultation and not rush into a decision. I suggest spending time communicating with the clinic to clarify how many treatment sessions are needed and how long the intervals should be. This way, you can truly plan how many days you'll be staying and avoid unexpected expenses.
Ms. Meng, what kind of procedures are you planning to have done? Since I'm also from Vietnam and planning something similar, I'd like to know if you'll need to stay in Korea for several days or if you can complete everything in one visit?