Dark Circles Treatment in Busan
Dark Circles (다크서클): Shadows or pigmentation under the eyes from hollowing, thin skin or pigment. In Busan this is treated by Dermatology, Plastic Surgery.
Treatment options in Busan
- Dermal Fillers(필러) — Hyaluronic acid gel injected to restore volume or reshape areas such as lips, under-eyes, nose bridge, chin and nasolabial folds. ₩100,000–₩500,000 per 1cc syringe; downtime: Mild swelling or bruising for 1-3 days.
- Under-Eye Fat Repositioning(눈밑지방재배치) — Lower eyelid surgery that moves under-eye fat into the tear trough to smooth bags and dark hollows. ₩1,500,000–₩3,500,000 both eyes; downtime: 1-2 weeks swelling and bruising.
- Facial Fat Grafting(얼굴 지방이식) — Transfer of your own purified fat to hollow areas such as the forehead, temples, cheeks and under-eyes. ₩1,500,000–₩4,000,000 per session; downtime: 1-2 weeks swelling.
When to see a doctor
Cosmetic in most cases.
Find a clinic
- Dermatology clinics in Seomyeon (Busanjin-gu)
- Dermatology clinics in Haeundae & Centum City
- Dermatology clinics in Gwangalli (Suyeong-gu)
- Plastic Surgery clinics in Seomyeon (Busanjin-gu)
- Plastic Surgery clinics in Haeundae & Centum City
- Plastic Surgery clinics in Gwangalli (Suyeong-gu)
Frequently asked questions
What is the best treatment for dark circles in Busan?
Common options are Dermal Fillers, Under-Eye Fat Repositioning, Facial Fat Grafting. The right choice depends on the cause and severity, so start with a consultation.
Which doctor treats dark circles in Korea?
See a dermatology or plastic surgery specialist.
When should I see a doctor about dark circles?
Cosmetic in most cases.
How much does dark circles treatment cost in Busan?
Depending on the treatment, roughly ₩100,000 to ₩4,000,000.
Medical information on Busan.Clinic is general and not a substitute for a consultation with a licensed doctor. Prices are indicative market ranges for Busan compiled by our editors (last reviewed October 2026); always confirm the final quote, including VAT, directly with the clinic. Clinic listings are based on public data from Korea's Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service (HIRA).