Acne Care Price at Abijou Busan, Seoul

What is Acne Care?

Acne care is a heading on a clinic menu. It is usually filed under medical skincare and collects the in-clinic routine items done in a treatment room during a scheduled appointment — hydro-peel style cleansing, lesion extraction, a soothing step, sometimes a light chemical peel. Acne treatment is filed separately because acne is a condition with published guidelines, and the 2024 American Academy of Dermatology guideline puts its strong recommendations on medication. Reading the two headings side by side is the useful exercise: they differ in what has been examined, not only in how gentle they sound.

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

Is Acne Care available at Abijou Busan?

The current official Busan menu lists Acne Care.

Lowest listed price: ₩60,500~ (Acne Extraction & Skin Scaling 1 Session · VAT excluded) · Price observed 2026-10-14

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Getting to the Busan clinic

The clinic is on the 5th floor, 146 m from Exit 2 of Seomyeon Station, which is served by Busan Subway Lines 1 and 2. Parking inside the building is limited, so public transport is recommended.

• Seomyeon Station Exit 2 · 146 m, about 2 minutes
• Mon–Fri 10:00–20:00; Sat–Sun 10:00–16:00, no lunch break

Address

5F, 704-1 Jungang-daero, Busanjin-gu, Busan, Republic of Korea

Directions

146 m from Exit 2 of Seomyeon Station — about a 2-minute walk. Seomyeon Station is served by Busan Subway Lines 1 and 2. Parking inside the building is limited, so public transport is recommended; parking-fee support at designated car parks nearby is for VIP (membership) customers only.

Hours

Mon–Fri · 10:00 – 20:00 / Sat–Sun (no lunch break) · 10:00 – 16:00

Phone

1544-0377

What is worth settling before you book a care appointment?

Settle the diagnosis, the sequence and the contents, in that order. Ask whether your acne has been assessed as a condition and whether medication forms part of the plan, because that is where the guideline places its strong recommendations. Ask what each care session contains item by item, which device is used and under which national registration, and whether extraction is billed as its own line. If marks rather than active lesions are your main concern, say so explicitly and ask how PIH is being approached and whether your skin tone changed anything in the proposal — the systematic review in skin of colour found robust evidence lacking across treatment groups and flagged increased adverse events with chemical peels, so a plan that ignores tone is ignoring the part of the literature that applies to you. Ask what continues at home between appointments, and ask what finding would make the clinic stop or change the plan.

What is a clinic telling you when it files acne under care rather than treatment?

It is telling you where the item was filed for booking, and very little else. A care heading normally sits under medical skincare, next to hydrating and calming programmes, and gathers the things that happen in a treatment room during a scheduled appointment: a hydro-peel style cleansing device, lesion extraction, a soothing or cooling step, sometimes a light chemical peel. A treatment heading sits in a condition-based group instead, where acne is handled as a diagnosis. The words care and treatment are menu vocabulary chosen by the clinic, so neither word carries a claim on its own. What does carry information is the inventory underneath each heading, and how much has been published about each item in that inventory.

Sources: AAD — updated guidelines for acne management (2024)

How to compare this branch’s current Acne Care menu

The captured menu for this branch contains 4 Acne Care options. Compare like for like before treating the lowest number as the expected treatment cost.

• Match the product name, treatment area and the amount or shot count being quoted.
• The lowest displayed amount is ₩60,500~; its condition is “Acne Extraction & Skin Scaling 1 Session”.
• Prices were observed on 2026-10-14, exclude VAT and may change. Confirm the final plan and total directly with the clinic.

Frequently asked questions

Language support and contact channels

This branch lists WhatsApp for international enquiries. Channel availability and the language of the responding staff can vary, so confirm both when you contact the clinic.

• WhatsApp: use the official contact link in the booking section below.

Where Busan sits in the Abijou network

Abijou began in Gangnam in 2006 and the network now runs 17 branches across Korea. Busan Seomyeon is the group's first branch in the Busan area, opened in October 2026 and run as a global branch for international visitors as well as local patients.

• One of 17 Abijou branches nationwide
• 146 m from Exit 2 of Seomyeon Station on Busan Subway Lines 1 and 2
• Online booking in English, Japanese and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional)
• Across the 17 branches in Seoul, Gyeonggi, Incheon and Busan: over 1,000 medical professionals and more than 350 certified medical devices

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Continue reading

The Seoul guide holds the full sourced explanation; this page focuses on verified availability, access and booking.

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