Glass Skin

GU’s medical menu spans device-based lifting and injectable skin boosters, including Ultherapy Prime, Thermage FLX and Rejuran. The clinic describes private treatment rooms and an advance questionnaire covering your treatment history, budget and time.

A Water Glow facial with a signature flower mask. Single-color gel nails get crystal detailing matched to your nail shape, and there's mugwort steam and an 8-step foot spa.

OhVelyJoo offers ONDA for face and body areas using microwave energy, alongside imaging-guided Ultherapy Prime ultrasound. Its ONDA page distinguishes two handpiece depths, making treatment area and device method concrete parts of the clinic’s lifting menu.

Skin analysis for planning your skincare shopping, alongside facials and head spa in Seongsu. One self-paid visitor’s Extended Analysis included an English report, a routine sheet and specific Olive Young product suggestions.

VS Line’s 50-minute d’Alba facial moves from cleansing and vitamin ampoules to LDM ultrasound, LED and a modeling mask. Its separate 60-minute Tiffany Wave treatment uses a plasma roller, ceramic applicator and treatment gloves, offering a different hands-on format.

Onlif’s medical menu includes scar treatments and ON Blossom, a calcium-based injectable booster. Its distinctive Koflift360 programme uses a shockwave device on the scalp and neck; the published courses run over four weeks, a different commitment from a one-off facial.