Maybe a skin-treatment Reel has made you curious about adding a clinic visit to your Seoul trip. You might have a particular concern you’d like to discuss, or simply want to understand what names like Ultherapy and Rejuran actually mean. The first decision is finding a place where you can have that conversation clearly.
DORÉ Clinic is a medical clinic near Gangnam Station. Its English-language menu includes skincare, peels, lasers, injectable treatments, and ultrasound-based lifting, among other services. It offers an English booking page and an official WhatsApp contact route. Those are useful starting points for an international visitor, provided you confirm the language support and treatment arrangements for your appointment.
Partner disclosure: DORÉ Clinic is a partner of PIN-AGENCY KOREA, the company behind Korea Unboxed. Medical guidance in this article also draws on regulatory documents and peer-reviewed research.
Clinic details and posted prices were checked on October 2, 2026. Confirm availability, the full price, and aftercare for your own appointment. This guide can help you prepare for the discussion; the treating clinician needs to assess whether a procedure suits you.
Start with what you want to understand
A long treatment menu is easier to navigate when you begin with your own concern. Tell the clinician what bothers you, how long it has been happening, and what you have already tried. You can be curious about a procedure without having decided to buy it.
DORÉ’s menu separates pigmentation and redness, pores and scars, acne, skincare and peeling, skin boosters, and lifting. Those categories describe what the clinic advertises. They don’t diagnose your skin, and two treatments placed near each other on a website may have quite different purposes and risks.
If you’re interested in a lighter skincare appointment, its Hydration Care listing describes aloe gel and ampoules. If you’re considering injections or an energy-based procedure, the conversation should cover the exact product or device, the area being treated, and the expected benefit for you. You don’t need to choose the largest package to make a visit worthwhile.
For a first visit, explain what you want to preserve, too. Perhaps you like your facial shape and want to discuss one skin concern. Perhaps you want information before deciding on any treatment. Saying that early gives the consultation a clear starting point.
Can you discuss your treatment in English?
You can read DORÉ’s services and submit a request through its English booking page. The form says staff will review the request and contact you. It asks for an email and at least one of WhatsApp or a contact number, and recommends WhatsApp for smoother booking communication.
The English website is useful for making an inquiry. Before reserving, confirm who will help you communicate with the treating clinician and understand consent, procedure questions, and aftercare on your date. If translation tools will be used, ask how important medical details will be explained and checked.
The clinic’s official contact page links to WhatsApp and its booking system. Use those links from the clinic’s own website, and wait for a confirmed appointment rather than treating an inquiry as a reservation. Before paying, request the deposit, cancellation, and refund terms in writing.
You could begin the conversation this way:
Hi, I’m visiting Seoul from [dates] and would like to discuss [concern]. I’m interested in learning whether [treatment] would suit me. Can you confirm English support for the medical consultation and aftercare, the total appointment time, and the full price before I book?
What Ultherapy Prime and Rejuran mean
These two names appear on DORÉ’s menu, but they describe different kinds of treatment. Understanding the difference helps you decide what to discuss, rather than choosing a procedure because its name sounds familiar.
Ultherapy Prime is an ultrasound device
DORÉ lists Ultherapy Prime by treatment-shot count and in combination packages. The system uses focused ultrasound and imaging of tissue beneath the skin. U.S. FDA-cleared uses include: lifting the eyebrow and lax tissue beneath the chin and on the neck, and improving upper-chest lines and wrinkles. A device clearance doesn’t guarantee an individual result or endorse a particular clinic.
The useful question is whether your concern matches the proposed treatment. Have the clinician explain the area, why it is suitable, and how they choose the treatment plan. A shot count is part of that plan, rather than a score telling you which appointment is best.
Discuss discomfort and recovery before deciding. The manufacturer’s instructions describe possible pain, redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising, and nerve effects. They also discuss burns and scarring with incorrect technique and reports of fat or volume loss after use. Those reports don’t establish how often an event occurs. They do give you reasons to discuss suitability, technique, and what follow-up would involve.
Rejuran is an injectable skin-booster option
DORÉ’s Rejuran page includes Healer, eye-area, and other versions, with different amounts and delivery methods. Ask which product is proposed, how much will be used, and what change the clinician expects for your concern.
Rejuran is based on polynucleotides. A peer-reviewed systematic review reported promising findings for skin texture, wrinkles, and elasticity, but the evidence was limited: nine studies with 219 patients, assessed as low or moderate quality. These findings don’t establish a guaranteed outcome, or the effectiveness of every product or combination sold under a skin-booster label.
Injection-site pain, swelling, redness, itching, and bruising were reported in the studies. The small evidence base also cannot rule out uncommon harms. DORÉ has an option named “Painless Rejuran” that combines Rejuran with a clinic-described solution. Treat that as the service name. Have the ingredients, pain-control plan, and risks explained before consenting; the name cannot promise that you won’t feel pain.
Understand the price you’ll actually pay
Different amounts and treatment areas can make headline prices hard to compare. On October 2, 2026, DORÉ’s Rejuran page displayed Rejuran Healer 2 cc at KRW 250,000, with 10% VAT excluded. That makes KRW 275,000 after the stated tax, before any separately charged services. Ask for a quote identifying the product, amount, delivery method, and everything included.
The Ultherapy Prime page displayed an opening-event 300-shot option at KRW 950,000 before VAT, or KRW 1,045,000 with the stated tax. The page described a limited-quantity offer available until November, once per person. It also displayed a separate 300-shot listing at KRW 1,100,000 before VAT. Confirm which entry applies to your visit and whether you qualify, rather than assuming every visitor receives the promotional rate.
There are smaller appointments on the menu. The Hydration Care page displayed a single moisture-and-soothing treatment at KRW 39,000 before VAT, or KRW 42,900 with the stated tax. A separate direct doctor-consultation listing displayed KRW 50,000 before VAT. Confirm whether that fee applies to your consultation and whether it is separate from a treatment charge.
Set a comfortable budget before discussing additions. Request the final total including consultation, tax, pain control, and any recommended follow-up. If you’re offered multiple sessions, check whether the timing fits your stay and what happens to unused appointments.
For a 2026 visit, don’t budget for the old foreign-tourist cosmetic-medical VAT refund. The current Korean statute, checked October 2, limits that scheme to qualifying services supplied by December 31, 2025.
Make room for the rest of your trip
Tell the clinic when you arrive, when you leave, and whether you have a photo session, beach visit, sauna, or other important plans. The right discussion includes what you can comfortably do afterward, when any expected improvement would be assessed, and whether another appointment would be needed.
DORÉ’s general aftercare page describes recovery as varying by treatment and person. Its Rejuran page has more specific precautions, including avoiding heavy drinking, saunas, hot baths, and strenuous exercise for three to seven days. Some of that information remains in Korean on the English page, so request instructions you can understand for the exact service you receive.
Ask when you can wash your face, use makeup, return to your usual skincare, and resume your planned activities. Describe medicines, allergies, previous reactions, earlier cosmetic procedures, and any pregnancy or breastfeeding before treatment. The clinician should assess that history for the proposed procedure.
The clinic advertises a complimentary check-up for one month after treatment. Confirm what that covers and what support is available after you leave Korea. Keep the treatment record, product or device details, written aftercare, and contact route. If symptoms are severe or rapidly worsening, seek prompt medical attention rather than waiting for a routine follow-up reply.
Finding DORÉ and planning the appointment
The official address is ARA Tower, fourth floor, 3 Seocho-daero 77-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul, written in Korean as 서울 서초구 서초대로77길 3 아라타워 4층. The clinic places the building near Gangnam Station Exit 9. Use its official map links to check the destination; ask about step-free access if you need it.
The contact page lists 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. The clinic is closed on Wednesday. It gives last-booking times of 7 p.m. on its open weekdays and 5:30 p.m. on weekends. Confirm holiday hours and the required starting time for your service. Ask for the full visit length, including consultation, preparation, treatment, and any waiting.
DORÉ is worth considering if its listed services match something you want to discuss and you can confirm clear communication, an appropriate clinical assessment, a price you’re comfortable with, and workable follow-up. You can leave the consultation with information and make a decision from there. A useful visit should help you understand your choices, whether or not you choose a procedure.
Frequently asked questions
What treatments does DORÉ Clinic offer?
DORÉ’s English menu lists skincare, peels, lasers, injectable skin boosters, and ultrasound-based lifting. Ultherapy Prime and Rejuran are different treatments. Start with the concern you want assessed, then have the clinician explain which options, if any, suit you.
Can I have my DORÉ appointment in English?
You can make an inquiry through DORÉ’s English booking form. An English website does not confirm an English-speaking clinician or an interpreter for your appointment. Before reserving, confirm support for consultation, consent, treatment questions, and written aftercare on your date.
Where is DORÉ, and how do I book?
DORÉ is on the fourth floor of ARA Tower, 3 Seocho-daero 77-gil, Seocho-gu, near Gangnam Station Exit 9. Use its official contact page for booking and WhatsApp links. Wait for staff to confirm your request, and check deposit and cancellation terms before paying.
How much should I budget?
On October 2, 2026, DORÉ listed Rejuran Healer 2 cc at KRW 250,000 before 10% VAT, or KRW 275,000 with that tax. This is a dated example, not your full quote. Confirm consultation, pain-control, and other charges before agreeing.
Can I keep sightseeing after treatment?
That depends on the procedure and your clinician’s instructions. DORÉ’s aftercare information says recovery varies. Share your travel plans and ask specifically about makeup, exercise, saunas, swimming, and follow-up. Get understandable written instructions for the treatment you actually receive.
Can foreign visitors claim the old cosmetic-medical VAT refund in 2026?
The current Korean statute, checked October 2, 2026, limits that scheme to qualifying services supplied by December 31, 2025. Don’t count on the old refund when budgeting for a 2026 appointment.
Sources and further reading
Checked October 2, 2026. Clinic pages establish advertised services, prices, and policies. Regulatory documents and clinical research have their own product and treatment limits; they do not independently assess this clinic’s results.
DORÉ English treatment menu: advertised service categories.
DORÉ English booking form: inquiry process and contact requirements.
DORÉ official contact page: contact routes, address, hours, and last-booking times.
DORÉ Ultherapy Prime listing: service options, displayed prices, tax, and opening-event terms.
DORÉ Rejuran listing: product options, displayed prices, tax, and provider aftercare.
DORÉ Hydration Care listing: description and price examples.
DORÉ direct doctor-consultation listing: displayed consultation charge.
DORÉ clinic information and aftercare: general instructions and advertised check-up policy.
FDA clearance for the Ulthera PRIME system: specific U.S. device indications, not a clinic endorsement.
Ultherapy Prime manufacturer instructions: precautions, potential side effects, and post-market reports.
Systematic review of polynucleotides in aesthetic medicine: clinical findings, study-quality limits, and reported reactions.
PharmaResearch information on Rejuran: manufacturer identification of polynucleotides as the product basis, rather than independent evidence of results.
Korean Restriction of Special Taxation Act, Article 107-3: cutoff for the old foreign-tourist cosmetic-medical VAT refund.
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