Same-Day Skin Treatments in Seoul
For many treatments you can consult and be treated in one visit. Here’s what usually works, how long it takes, and when it’s better to wait.
Many treatments can be done on the day of your consultation, including Botox, pico toning, LDM, skin boosters and, often, device lifting such as Ultherapy or Thermage. Message YAAN Clinic on WhatsApp (+82-10-5308-0499) in advance so we can prepare the right time slot; if you have treatment, the consultation fee is waived.
Usually possible the same day
- Botox — quick, often done in under 30 minutes after consultation
- Pico toning and LDM
- Rejuran and other skin boosters(allow numbing time)
- Ultherapy, Thermage, Onda(longer sessions)
When the doctor may suggest waiting
- Active infection, irritation or sunburn in the treatment area
- A recent treatment that needs time to settle
- Your flight is too soon for the expected recovery
- You need more time to decide — there’s no pressure
How to make it smooth
- Send your goals and photos beforehand (see booking in English).
- Arrive with clean skin and allow time for numbing.
- Check the written quote before paying.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get Botox on the same day as my consultation?
Usually yes, if the doctor agrees it suits you. It is one of the quickest treatments.
How long should I allow for a same-day lifting treatment?
Plan for consultation, numbing and treatment — often around two to three hours in total, depending on the device and area.
Is the consultation free if I have treatment?
At YAAN Clinic the ₩10,000 standard consultation (or ₩30,000 director consultation) is waived when you have treatment.
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Questions before you book?
Message our English-speaking coordinator with your dates and goals. A doctor reviews your case and you get a written price before you fly.
WhatsApp +82-10-5308-0499 Online consultation formPrices and clinic details are taken from YAAN Clinic's published price list and may change; always confirm your final quote in writing. This guide is general information, not medical advice — your doctor will advise on your individual case.





















