2026.07.15 · Views 2,312
Hello everyone, it's Tiantian. I've been wanting to get a skin treatment in Korea recently, but honestly, I'm a bit intimidated by the budget. Besides the cost of the medical aesthetic procedure itself, I also need to factor in flights, accommodation, and food, which feels like it adds up to a significant expense. I'm not sure how much money I should set aside to be safe, nor do I know how many days the entire process will take.
I've heard that some people choose to stay in Seoul for about a week, which allows enough time for the procedure, recovery, and sightseeing. But I'm not sure if I really need that much time, or if three to four days would be enough. Also, how far in advance do I need to book? This is my first time getting medical aesthetics abroad, and I feel a bit lost.
Are there any sisters or brothers out there who have gone through similar situations and can share how to plan reasonably? Especially how to ensure safety and results without breaking the bank. I'd really appreciate it!
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I understand how you feel! I was also worried about the budget at first, but after my first trip, I found that 5-7 days in Seoul is reasonable because it allows enough time for recovery and exploring the city. I'd suggest contacting them early (about 2-3 months in advance) so they can arrange your schedule and you can better prepare your finances.
I totally get your worries—I'm actually thinking about doing something similar and the whole budget thing is honestly keeping me up at night too! From what I've read, a lot of people seem to do a week-long trip just to give themselves breathing room, but I've also seen people manage it in 4-5 days, so maybe it depends on what you're getting done? Either way, I think reaching out to places early (like a month or two before) seems like the smart move, and I'm hoping someone here has done this before and can give us real talk about what's realistic!