Varies by area · from ₩139,000 (≈ $99) per 1cc of Korean HA is the published starting unit for hip dips correction filler at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong, with Sculptra at ₩690,000 (≈ $493) per vial — total volume varies per person, so the full cost is fixed in a written quote after a co-director assessment.
Hip dips — the natural indentations where the hip meets the thigh, below the hip bone — are an anatomical feature, not a flaw: they follow from where your pelvis, greater trochanter and muscle attachments sit, which is why squats alone rarely erase them. Injectable correction works by adding volume precisely into the dip itself, either with hyaluronic acid (HA) filler for an immediate, reversible change or with Sculptra (poly-L-lactic acid) for a gradual, collagen-built improvement over 2–3 sessions. Both are needle-and-cannula treatments with no incisions, no general anesthesia and no surgical recovery.
Pricing is where honesty matters most, because hip dips are the opposite of a fixed-dose treatment: a shallow dip may need a few cc per side, a deeper and wider hollow substantially more, and no clinic can know your number before assessing you. Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong therefore publishes the units — Korean HA from Varies by area · from ₩139,000 (≈ $99) per 1cc, Juvederm at Varies by area · from ₩349,000 (≈ $249) per 1cc, Sculptra at ₩690,000 (≈ $493) per vial — and fixes your total volume and cost in writing at a 15–20 minute consultation with co-director Dr. Lee Wonjin (KR Medical License 143124) or Dr. Lee Kangin (KR Medical License 141247), before any product is opened. Every syringe and vial is shown sealed, the same KRW figure applies to Korean and international patients, and Seoul body-filler unit pricing typically runs 40–70% below equivalent US and UK rates for the identical branded product.