9 Best Closed rhinoplasty Clinics in Seoul — AUD Prices

SAERO Plastic Surgery in Gangnam treats around 700 international patients a year, including many Australians, with full English support. Dr Park Young Kyu, a board-certified plastic surgeon and adjunct professor at Gangnam Sacred Heart Hospital, specialises in closed rhinoplasty. He is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS). The procedure may cost around A$4,300–A$4,500.

Dr Park Sangwook has performed 900+ procedures and prioritises natural results using a closed approach. Professional fees typically run A$6,600–A$9,100, including anaesthesia, pre-operative tests, and hospitalisation for 1 night. The clinic uses 3D-CT scanning and hyperbaric oxygen therapy for precise planning and faster recovery. VG Plastic Surgery is KOIHA-accredited and treats a regular flow of Australian patients. Multilingual staff facilitate every step, while the package also covers deswelling laser treatments and all necessary stitch removal.

AB Plastic Surgery treats 24,000 patients each year. It runs 3D CT diagnostics for closed rhinoplasty planning. 47.1% of the doctor team are anaesthesiology specialists. That is more than double the industry average. Preoperative consultations and 3D CT scans are included in care. The clinic holds KAHF certification. All operating rooms have 24-hour CCTV. English support, airport transfers, and hotel help reduce travel stress. Free online consultations happen before travel from Australia.

Wonjin Plastic Surgery Clinic's Dr Kang Moon Seok – a Summa Cum Laude graduate and adjunct professor – steers its closed rhinoplasty programme. He was named top medical resident by the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons and sits on its Rhinoplasty Research Society steering committee. The clinic handles over 5,000 international patients annually with a full English-speaking medical team for Australian visitors.

Gangnam Severance Hospital is a JCI-accredited university hospital within the Yonsei University network. The centre offers a streamlined accelerated treatment programme, starting diagnostics on arrival. Closed rhinoplasty packages include a free interpreter service and complimentary airport transfers for bills over A$6,200. The hospital received the Prime Minister’s award for contribution to Korean medicine.

Soon Chun Hyang University Hospital earned a spot on Newsweek's World's Best Hospitals list in 2021 – internationally recognised quality standards. Its international department has served over 15,000 patients from more than 100 countries since 1999. Advanced on-site imaging – PET-CT and 3.0T MRI – aids in precise diagnosis and treatment planning.

Banobagi Clinic is the official medical centre of the Asian show Let Me In. Four anaesthesiologists monitor every patient during surgery, ensuring safety. The clinic sees around 2,000 international patients annually and provides a free interpreter service. The procedure takes 1–2 hours with a 1–2 night hospital stay and stitches removed on day 5. The clinic is in Gangnam, Seoul, about 60 km from Incheon Airport.

Seoul Queen Plastic Surgery uses 3D CT scanning to map nasal anatomy for precise surgical planning. The closed rhinoplasty procedure is a day surgery with no hospital stay required. A personal manager provides remote recovery monitoring back in Australia for continuity of care. The surgery often corrects both aesthetic concerns and breathing difficulties from a curved septum in one operation.

POP Plastic Surgery is a single-specialty clinic dedicated exclusively to facial procedures. Dr Kim Dong Gul – a board-certified plastic surgeon – specialises in rhinoplasty and reports a 0% medical accident rate since opening. The clinic treats international patients from the USA, Japan, and Thailand. A closed rhinoplasty there may cost around A$3,800–A$4,100.