A Gangnam skin clinic, tailored by a doctor

What kind of Gangnam skin clinic is Bailor?

Gangnam has a very high concentration of skin and aesthetic clinics, and from the outside many look alike. Bailor Clinic (베일러의원) is a doctor-led clinic: the person who examines your skin and decides the plan is a doctor, and our Medical Director, Dr. Jimin Kang, oversees how treatments are chosen and performed. The clinic name combines Beauty + Tailor, which describes the way we work — one plan, made for one person, rather than a fixed package sold to everyone.

We sit in the Sinsa part of Gangnam, on the busy Gangnam-daero boulevard, which keeps us easy to reach from hotels around Gangnam Station, Sinsa, Apgujeong and Garosu-gil. The clinic covers four broad areas:

• Skin quality — skin boosters such as Rejuran, Juvelook and Skinvive, facials and LDM.
• Tone and pigment — laser toning, pico lasers and redness lasers.
• Lifting and firmness — Ultherapy, Thermage, Shurink, titanium and other lifting devices.
• Contour and lines — Botox, dermal fillers, collagen stimulators and threads.

You do not need to know which treatment you want before you come. Many international patients arrive with a goal (“less tired-looking”, “smaller pores”, “firmer jawline”) and leave with a plan that fits their skin, schedule and budget.

What people come to a Gangnam skin clinic for

The table below maps common goals to the treatment families we use most (the full price list has every item), with starting prices from our September 2026 price list. Each link opens a page with the full details.

Prices in KRW, 10% VAT not included, updated September 2026. The doctor confirms the exact product and dose after examining your skin.

Why patients choose a clinic in Gangnam

For many visitors, Gangnam is simply practical: hotels, shopping and restaurants are nearby, and treatments can fit around a short stay. What matters more than the district is how the clinic works — who examines you, how clearly prices are shown, and whether you can reach the team after you fly home. Those are the things we focus on.

What a tailored plan usually aims for

Most plans at Bailor aim for gradual, natural-looking change: a more even tone after a course of toning, a smoother surface after boosters, firmer contours as collagen builds over 1–3 months after skin tightening. The doctor will tell you honestly which changes are realistic in one trip and which need a course of sessions.

Your first visit to our Gangnam clinic

1. Message us Send your goals, dates in Seoul and a few photos on WhatsApp; we reply in English with options.
2. Doctor assessment A doctor examines your skin in person and explains what is realistic for you.
3. Clear plan & quote You see the product, dose and price before anything is done, VAT shown separately.
4. Treatment & aftercare Same-day treatment is often possible; you leave with written aftercare and a WhatsApp contact.

Opening hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10:30–20:30, Tuesday and Thursday 10:30–20:00, and Saturday 10:30–17:00, with a lunch break from 13:00 to 14:00. We are closed on Sundays. Evening slots tend to suit visitors who spend the day sightseeing; Saturdays fill up first. If you would like to compare options before you travel, our doctor consultation page explains what the assessment covers.

Safety, side effects and who should tell the doctor

Every treatment at a skin clinic — even a gentle one — is a medical procedure. The doctor will go through risks for your specific plan; in general:

• Common: temporary redness, mild swelling, small bumps after injections, and pinpoint bruising that usually settles within a few days.
• Less common: larger bruises, temporary darkening of pigment after lasers (more likely in deeper skin tones or after sun exposure), or acne flares.
• Rare: infection, allergic reaction, burns from energy devices, or vascular complications from filler — which is why filler is placed by doctors who know facial anatomy.

Please tell the doctor if you

• are pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive;
• take blood thinners, isotretinoin, or supplements such as fish oil or ginkgo;
• have allergies (including to anaesthetic creams or fish, for PDRN products), a history of cold sores, keloids or autoimmune disease;
• have had filler, threads or lasers recently, anywhere else.

After you go home, you can keep messaging the team. If something looks unusual, send a photo and a doctor will review it.

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