Chief MD
Kyeong-ah Yoo
I will care for your skin attentively, never missing even the smallest change.
Ilsan
Care menu reading guide
Lowest listed price for Premium Facial Care at Abijou Ilsan in Seoul is ₩49,500~ (O₂toDerm 1 Session · VAT excluded), Price observed 2026-10-14. Your final treatment plan, product choice and total cost are confirmed only after an in-person evaluation by the treating clinician at this branch.
Premium facial care is a heading that bundles a device step, product add-ons and a set of visits under names the clinic coined itself. Only the parts carry anything checkable: abrasive hardware has a device classification, a facial oxygen step has neither a standard classification nor a randomised trial, and words such as ampoule, same-day add-on or recommended course describe packaging, scheduling and bundling rather than a procedure. The method on this page is to split the course back into steps and ask what each one is.
| Official menu item | Price |
|---|---|
| O₂toDerm 1 Session | ₩49,500 |
| Premium O₂toDerm 1 Session | ₩71,500 |
| Silt Perfector 1 Session | ₩77,000 |
| Gold Therapy 1 Session | ₩110,000 |
| Gold Therapy & Cryocell 1 Session | ₩132,000 |
| Gold Therapy 3-Session Package | ₩297,000 |
| Gold Therapy 5-Session Package | ₩495,000 |
Price observed: 2026-10-14. These are non-covered services and VAT is not included. Actual costs vary by condition and treatment plan. ※ Final payment amount may vary depending on special offers or promotional periods at the time of visit. *Payment will be made upon visit
The current official Ilsan menu lists Premium Facial Care.
Lowest listed price: ₩49,500~ (O₂toDerm 1 Session · VAT excluded) · Price observed 2026-10-14

From Jeongbalsan Station (Line 3) Exit 2 it is about 142 m, roughly a 2-minute walk. The clinic is in the annex of Lotte Department Store Ilsan, 1283 Jungang-ro, Ilsandong-gu, Goyang. If you drive, use the Lotte Department Store car park. The Naver Map, Kakao Map and Google Maps links on this page open the pin for directions.
Ask for the course as a written list of steps, then handle each step separately. Per step: whether it is a device, a product or neither; the device name and its class if hardware is used; the ingredient and concentration if something is applied; how long the step takes; who performs it and under what licence; and whether it can be dropped. For the course as a whole: the number of visits, whether that count is fixed, what is substituted if the skin reacts, and what happens to unused visits. Disclose active skin infection, eczema, rosacea or inflamed or broken skin, recent peels, lasers or energy devices, isotretinoin use, pregnancy or breastfeeding, known ingredient allergies, and any recent injectable treatment, since several of these bear on whether an abrasive or occlusive step is appropriate at all. The following is general post-procedure safety guidance rather than a finding of the sources cited here: contact the clinic promptly for pain that increases instead of settling, blistering, spreading redness or warmth, drainage, or a rash extending beyond the treated area. Seek emergency care for difficulty breathing or sudden swelling of the lips, mouth, tongue or throat.
A group of separately named items sold under one heading, which is a retail structure rather than a procedure class. The items under it usually reduce to three kinds. A device step: something driven across or held over the skin by hardware. A product step: something applied to the skin, often named after its container rather than its contents. And a scheduling step: an extra taken during the same visit, or a run of visits sold as one unit. Those three kinds have completely different amounts of public record behind them — hardware is classified by regulators, ingredients can sometimes be looked up if they are named, and a bundle or a timing arrangement has no record anywhere. Splitting the heading into those parts is the whole method of this page, because a course cannot be looked up while some of its components can.
Sources: FDA product classification GFE — powered dermabrasion brushPubMed — topical oxygen and skin, randomized trials
The lowest captured Premium Facial Care price is ₩49,500~ (O₂toDerm 1 Session), excluding VAT, observed on 2026-10-14. The final amount depends on the confirmed product, area, amount and event eligibility.
The official Ilsan treatment menu currently lists Premium Facial Care. Confirm current availability and suitability during consultation.
Use the linked official price page for this branch, since prices are not frozen on this guide.
It is in the annex of Lotte Department Store Ilsan, 1283 Jungang-ro, Ilsandong-gu, Goyang. The Naver, Kakao and Google map links on the page open the exact pin.
Monday to Friday there is a break from 14:00 to 15:00, with hours 10:00–14:00 and 15:00–20:00. Saturday runs 10:00–16:00 with no lunch break.
No, Sundays and public holidays are closed. Substitute holidays, temporary holidays and the day before a traditional holiday are normal working days.
Take Line 3 to Jeongbalsan Station and use Exit 2. The clinic is about 142 m from the exit, roughly a 2-minute walk.
Yes. The Lotte Department Store car park is available for patients of the Ilsan branch.
Availability on the booking menu does not mean a treatment is suitable for every visitor.
Consultation and treatment are provided by the medical team at this branch. The clinician shown leads the branch; the doctor assigned to your visit may vary, so confirm the assignment when booking.
Chief MD
I will care for your skin attentively, never missing even the smallest change.
Listed branch medical team — not a medical-review byline for this article.
Abijou began in Gangnam in 2006 and the network now runs 17 branches across Korea. The line the group works to is skin transformation woven into everyday life. Ilsan is one of the Gyeonggi branches, inside the Lotte Department Store annex on Jungang-ro, so it suits a visit that fits around shopping or errands in the same building.
Free Consultation
There is no inquiry form on this page. The Ilsan branch does not offer foreign-language online booking: the reservation page is in Korean. You can book there by choosing a treatment, a date and time, then entering your details, or book a consultation only. Or call 1544-0377.