Chin Filler Cost in Korea: Seoul Price Guide

October 7, 2026

Quick answer: Chin filler cost in Korea typically ranges from about KRW 150,000–500,000 (US$110–360) in Seoul in 2026, usually for 1–2cc of hyaluronic acid filler. Korean fillers sit at the lower end and imported brands such as Juvederm or Restylane at the higher end. Adding jaw Botox for a full V-line look raises the total.

Infographic table comparing typical Seoul prices for chin filler, jaw Botox and double chin injections with USD conversions
Chin filler and V-line costs in Seoul (approx.)

How much does chin filler cost in Seoul?

Chin filler is a firm hyaluronic acid (HA) gel injected into the chin to add forward projection, lengthen a short chin or refine the chin tip. In Korea, it is one of the most requested filler areas because a balanced chin makes the lower face look slimmer and more defined in profile.

Typical Seoul market prices in 2026 (approximate market ranges):

Chin filler option Typical Seoul range (KRW) Approx. USD Best for
Chin filler 1cc, Korean HA Lower end of 150,000–500,000 From about US$110 Subtle tip refinement
Chin filler 2cc, Korean HA Mid range Depends on clinic Projection and length
Chin filler 1–2cc, imported HA Upper end, up to about 500,000 Up to about US$360 Familiar global brands
Imported HA filler, per 1cc (general) 250,000–500,000 US$180–360 Reference for larger volumes

For a clinic's actual chin filler pricing and current promotions, check the current price list.

What is the total cost of a V-line plan in Korea?

Many foreigners come to Seoul wanting a V-line face: a slimmer jaw and a softly pointed chin. Chin filler is only one part of that. A doctor usually looks at three separate causes of a wide or undefined lower face:

  1. Short or recessed chin: treated with chin filler, typically KRW 150,000–500,000 (US$110–360).
  2. Bulky masseter muscle: treated with jaw Botox, typically KRW 50,000–150,000 (US$35–110) with a Korean toxin or KRW 150,000–350,000 (US$110–250) with imported Botox or Xeomin.
  3. Fat under the chin: treated with a double chin injection, typically KRW 50,000–200,000 (US$35–140) per session, usually as a series.

Added together, a combined V-line visit in Seoul can range widely, from roughly KRW 250,000 at the budget end with Korean products to well over KRW 1,000,000 with imported products and several fat-dissolving sessions. Not everyone needs all three. To understand which step matters most for your face, read Jaw Botox vs Chin Filler for a V-line face and Chin Filler vs Double Chin Injection. For toxin pricing in detail, see Jaw Botox Cost in Korea.

Why does chin filler need a firmer filler?

The chin supports structure, so doctors usually choose a firmer, more cohesive HA gel than they would for lips. A firm gel holds shape and projection with less product. Both Korean fillers and imported lines such as Juvederm in Seoul offer gels designed for deep, structural areas.

Because a firmer gel lifts more per cc, many patients get a visible change with 1–1.5cc. If your chin is very short, a doctor may suggest 2cc or staging treatment over two visits. An overfilled chin can look heavy, so experienced injectors in Korea tend to favor balance over size.

What changes the price of chin filler?

  • Brand: Korean HA filler vs imported (Juvederm, Restylane, Belotero).
  • Volume: 1cc vs 2cc, or a staged approach.
  • Combination: adding jaw Botox or fat-dissolving injections in the same visit.
  • Correction: dissolving or adjusting old chin filler adds cost.
  • VAT and extras: 10% VAT is usually added; check whether numbing cream and a review visit are included.

For a wider look at product choices and per-cc pricing across the face, see our Dermal Filler Cost in Korea guide.

Downtime, results and travel timing

Chin filler results are visible immediately. Mild swelling, tenderness or a small bruise is common for 1–3 days, and the shape settles over about 2 weeks. Chin filler often lasts about 12–18 months because the chin moves less than the lips.

For travelers, book chin filler at least 2–3 days before your flight and avoid pressing on the chin, face-down massage and saunas for the first few days. Jaw Botox, if added, takes about 2–4 weeks to visibly slim the jaw, so you will see that change after you return home. Filler is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Planning your visit to a skin clinic in Hongdae, Seoul

Hongdae is easy to reach: Hongik Univ. Station is on Line 2, the Gyeongui–Jungang Line and the AREX Airport Railroad, which runs directly to Incheon and Gimpo airports. Book chin filler at least 2–3 days before your flight so swelling can settle.

Ask whether English- or Japanese-speaking staff are available. Many clinics take consultations by WhatsApp or KakaoTalk, so send a side-profile photo and your travel dates in advance. Confirm who performs the treatment, the exact product and cc, and whether 10% VAT is included. Read about chin and facial fillers in Hongdae and fat-dissolving injections in Seoul, then compare combinations against the current Hongdae clinic price list before you book.

Frequently asked questions

How many cc of chin filler do I need?

Most people need 1–2cc of chin filler. A small refinement of the chin tip may use 1cc, while adding length and forward projection to a short chin often uses 1.5–2cc. A doctor measures your facial proportions at consultation and may suggest staging larger changes over two visits.

Is chin filler cheaper in Korea?

Chin filler in Seoul typically costs about KRW 150,000–500,000 (US$110–360) in 2026, which is often lower than in many Western cities, especially with Korean fillers. Compare quotes by brand, total cc, VAT and whether a follow-up check is included, not by headline price alone.

Does chin filler hurt?

Most people feel pressure and mild stinging rather than sharp pain. Numbing cream is applied for 20–30 minutes, and many fillers contain lidocaine. The injection usually takes 10–20 minutes. Some tenderness when touching the chin is normal for a few days.

Can chin filler replace chin surgery?

Chin filler can mimic a modest chin implant without surgery, with immediate results and little downtime. It is temporary, usually lasting about 12–18 months, and cannot match large structural changes. If you want a dramatic or permanent result, a surgical consultation elsewhere may be more appropriate.

Can I get chin filler and jaw Botox on the same day?

Yes, chin filler and jaw Botox are commonly combined in one visit for a V-line effect. Filler shows results immediately, while jaw Botox slims the jaw gradually over 2–4 weeks. The doctor will plan doses and placement together so the lower face stays balanced.

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This guide is general information for international visitors, not medical advice. A doctor confirms suitability, dosage and number of sessions at consultation. Prices are approximate Seoul market ranges and change over time — always check the clinic's current price list. Last updated: October 2026.

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