₩139,000 (≈ $99) to ₩349,000 (≈ $249) per 1cc is the published lip filler cost in Seoul for foreigners at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong — priced by hyaluronic acid brand, on the same KRW menu as Korean patients, with no surcharge, injected by co-directors Dr. Lee Wonjin or Dr. Lee Kangin.
Lip filler in Seoul is quoted per 1cc syringe and priced by brand, and that is the entire structure a foreigner needs to decode. At Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong the published lip menu runs five hyaluronic acid tiers: Mihee, a Korean premium HA, at ₩139,000 (≈ $99) · Neuramis (Medytox, Korea) at ₩169,000 (≈ $121) · Belotero (Merz, Germany) at ₩259,000 (≈ $185) · Restylane Kysse (Galderma, Sweden), the dedicated lip formulation, at ₩349,000 (≈ $249) · and Juvederm (Allergan, US) at ₩349,000 (≈ $249). Every number is the same KRW figure a Korean patient pays — no foreigner surcharge, no interpreter fee, the consultation fee waived with same-day treatment.
The reason a cost page specifically for foreigners exists is that international patients in tourist districts are the group most exposed to inflated quotes: unpublished menus quoted verbally after a hard-sell consultation, prices switched between brands mid-quote, or a low teaser price attached to an unnamed product. The defense is structural, not negotiation skill — insist on a written per-brand, per-cc quote before anything is opened. At Kind Global that quote arrives over WhatsApp before you fly, the sealed syringe box is shown with its brand, lot, and expiry before injection, and the injector is always co-director Dr. Lee Wonjin or Dr. Lee Kangin rather than a delegated nurse. If a natural result needs half a syringe rather than a full one, you hear that at the consultation — and if you are comparing lip work against other perioral options, the lip filler treatment page and botox vs filler guide map the alternatives before you spend anything.