A glass skin treatment package in Seoul layers 5 steps in one sitting — aqua-peel deep cleanse, booster injection, picosecond toning, microdroplet skin botox, calming finish — 90 to 120 minutes at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong, one-day glow package at ₩1,590,000 (≈ $1,136).
Glass skin — the poreless, lit-from-within finish Korean skincare is known for — is not a single treatment. Clinically it is a stack: dead-cell and sebum clearance so light reflects evenly, dermal hydration so the surface plumps, pigment control so tone reads uniform, and sebum-and-pore control so the finish holds. A glass skin treatment package bundles those four mechanisms into one sitting in a fixed order, because each step prepares the surface for the next: the aqua-peel cleanse opens the way for the booster layer, the booster hydrates the dermis the toning pass then brightens, and the microdroplet skin botox tightens pores last so nothing disturbs it afterward. Run in that order, the whole stack settles within 24 to 48 hours; run carelessly out of order, the steps blunt each other — which is exactly why the sequence, not the shopping list, is what you are paying a package for.
At Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong the package is performed start to finish by a co-director — Dr. Lee Wonjin (KR Medical License 143124) or Dr. Lee Kangin (KR Medical License 141247) — in a private 1:1 suite, with every consumable lot recorded on your chart. The published one-day glow package sits at ₩1,590,000 (≈ $1,136), and a fully custom stack can be built at ₩550,000 (≈ $393) after the skin scope. How the broader protocol thinking works, including the multi-visit version, is covered on the glass skin treatment page.