Came to REWIND to get my facial treatment and i'm absolutely obsessed about it💞 the doctor is so kind and is an expert! Everyone must visit!
Non-Surgical · Radiofrequency
Best Thermage in Seoul, compared on the tip, the shot count and the plan
Gangnam, Seoul | Board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Jonghwan Choi
KHIDI-registered for international patients · Apgujeong Rewind
Choosing a Thermage clinic
The short answer
Choose a clinic that opens a sealed, genuine Thermage FLX tip in front of you, states the shot count your quote is based on, explains where those shots will go, and has a doctor confirm that radiofrequency suits your skin. The tip sets the number of shots, and the shots set the treatment you are paying for.
Rewind holds the FLX generation of Thermage and lists a 600-shot face plan, with Eye Thermage on its own tip at 225 or 450 shots. The clinic's device page records results lasting from six months to more than a year, depending on skin condition and plan.
Facts about Rewind on this page come from the clinic's device lifting pages, its price sheet and its registration details.
Thermage is one of the most requested lifting devices among visitors to Seoul, and one of the most expensive. Because the treatment leaves nothing behind in the skin, the only proof of what you received is the tip, the count on its box and the plan written for you. Asking for those three things in advance makes quotes comparable.
Before you book
These questions take a minute to send. The replies show how a clinic plans the treatment and how openly it prices it.
Comparing providers
The same device appears in very different offers. Each kind of provider can work for you once the right question is answered.
The doctor can weigh radiofrequency against surgery for you. Ask whether that doctor sets your shot plan, and whether you will be told if a lift suits your face better.
Several radiofrequency machines may be on the menu. Ask whether you will receive Thermage FLX specifically, and how many shots are on the tip.
Packages may pair Thermage with boosters or a second device. Ask the shot count inside the package and what each part costs on its own.
The agency sells the appointment; the clinic performs it. Ask for the clinic, the device and the shot count, then compare with the clinic's own list price.

The same points, answered here
The answers below come from the clinic's device pages and price sheet.
Each session uses a single-use Thermage FLX tip. You can ask for the box to be opened in front of you, with its printed count and authentication sticker visible before treatment begins.
The face plan is listed at 600 shots. Eye Thermage runs on a dedicated tip at 225 or 450 shots. A firming package built around a 900-shot radiofrequency plan is quoted at consultation.
Dr. Jonghwan Choi, a board-certified plastic surgeon, examines the face first. Thermage sits beside focused ultrasound and other lifting devices at Rewind, so the choice follows the skin and the depth of laxity.
The clinic

Fig. 04 · Radiofrequency sessions run in a private room

Fig. 05 · Waiting in the patient lounge
Rewind is in Apgujeong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, on the 4th and 5th floors of the Richro Building. Thermage appointments are reserved in advance on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, from 10:00 to 19:00, and on Saturday, from 10:00 to 16:00. On Thursday and Sunday the clinic is closed.
Board-certified plastic surgeon
Thermage plans at Rewind are written by Dr. Jonghwan Choi, board-certified plastic surgeon. KHIDI registration for international patients: M-2025-01-08-09288.
Pricing
Each plan has one listed price. The face and eye plans are separate because they use different tips.
Thermage prices are excluding VAT (10% VAT is added at payment). Packages, including the 900-shot firming package, are quoted at consultation; ask which tip and shot count a quote assumes.
This month at Rewind — offers published by the clinic, updated monthly.
Suitability
After the session
You can go about your day afterwards. The written instructions cover the first week, so plan saunas and late nights around them.
Possible effects include redness, swelling, mild pain or tenderness and, uncommonly, blistering, small surface burns or temporary changes in sensation. Report blistering or pain that increases after you leave. Results vary by individual.
Radiofrequency is one of several ways to tighten skin. At Rewind it is chosen by a surgeon who can also explain the alternatives.
Rewind,
Rewind's Doctor
Dr. Jonghwan Choi Medical Director
Count the shots,
then place each one well.
Board-certified plastic surgeon and medical director, author of ten peer-reviewed papers across craniofacial surgery and medical science journals.
Questions
Google Reviews
Came to REWIND to get my facial treatment and i'm absolutely obsessed about it💞 the doctor is so kind and is an expert! Everyone must visit!
There are just way too many cosmetic clinics in Korea and I'm so happy I found Rewind Clinic in Gangnam. Dr. Choi was so kind and patient while explaining the different face-lifting options, from threads to mini-lifts to deep-plane lifts…
I found Rewind clinic through a Korean chat forum and many local clients highly recommended it. The clinic is brand new, featuring large, clean rooms and many private waiting areas so it doesn't give off that "factory" clinic vibe. All the…
Really nice environment. Doctor is easy to communicate and understands my visions. Waited two weeks to make a review and I confirm the results exceeded my expectations and I am super happy with it. Can't wait to come back!! :))
I received a thread lift at Rewind Plastic Surgery. The clinic was clean and the atmosphere was comfortable. The consultation was thorough, and I felt confident because they kindly explained everything tailored to my facial condition. They…
Reservation
Tell us whether you are considering a face or eye plan and when you will be in Seoul, and we reply as soon as possible.
For international patients — interpreter-assisted, from your first message to your follow-up.
Scientific evidence
The first paper reports neck and cheek laxity treated with nonablative radiofrequency; the second examines tissue changes under the microscope after radiofrequency remodelling; the third reviews monopolar radiofrequency skin tightening; the fourth follows adverse reactions in 290 patients. None of these studies included Rewind patients.