Best Surgery Clinics and Prices in Seoul for Australians

VG Plastic Surgery is a KOIHA-accredited clinic serving 1,000 patients each year from 47 countries. Specialties include eye surgery, rhinoplasty, facial contouring, facelifts, breast surgery, and body liposuction.

• Board-certified surgeons and an otolaryngologist lead the team.
• Offers 3D-CT scanning and hyperbaric oxygen therapy for recovery.
• University-grade safety systems with CCTV monitoring in operating rooms.
• Luxury inpatient rooms and affiliated hotel accommodations available.
• Affiliated with the Seoul Medical Tourism Alliance through 2027.

Samsung Medical Center performs over 45,800 surgeries each year, offering high surgical volume with patient-centred care. It ranks #1 in Korea for customer satisfaction and quality indexes. The clinic uses an integrated digital system for real-time sharing of X-ray, CT, and MRI images, speeding up diagnosis. Partnered with Mayo Clinic, it meets strong international standards. It also houses Asia’s largest cancer center, featuring proton beam therapy and Da Vinci surgical system options.

JK Plastic Surgery Center is a Seoul-based clinic focused on cosmetic surgery and anti-aging with stem cells. It treats over 6,000 medical tourists each year and has performed 85,000+ plastic procedures in its 20-year history.

• First and only government-approved stem cell therapy for cosmetic surgery in South Korea.
• Uses the latest Motiva breast implants — hypoallergenic and government-licensed.
• Sterile operating system matches US standards. Anesthesia equipment sourced from Germany.
• Offers Vaser lipo and CoolSculpting for non-invasive fat reduction.
• On-site spa center with a hotel, pharmacy, and cafe. Airport transfer and VAT refunds available.

Ewha Womans University Medical Center is a women-only, JCI-accredited hospital in Seoul renowned for robotic surgery using the latest da Vinci system. It’s the first in the world to perform robotic gynae surgery via a single small incision, ensuring minimal scarring. The hospital developed the Proxima artificial hip joint, reducing bone damage without cement, and uses a 128-slice PET/CT to detect tiny tumours. Patients can stay in single to VIP wards, with nearby hotels from A$90 to A$350 per night.