Surgery · Pricing
One line on the fee sheet, and what decides whether it stays one
Apgujeong, Seoul | Board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Jonghwan Choi
Listed figures · Anaesthetic fee included, VAT separate · KHIDI-registered for international patients
Neck lift cost
The figure, and what it is attached to
At Rewind Plastic Surgery in Apgujeong, a neck lift is carried as one line on the fee schedule, with a second line for a facelift and neck lift performed together. Both figures are shown in the pricing section of this page as list prices: the anaesthetic fee is already inside them and VAT is added on top. The clinic does not sell the neck lift as a package with extras folded in. If the examination finds fat under the neck muscle or an enlarged gland, those are separate lines that you see, weigh and accept or decline one at a time.
Sources for the figures: Rewind's own fee schedule, which lists the neck lift alone and with a facelift, and its Korean surgical pages for the chin and deep-neck operations, which document the muscle step. Anything those sources leave out is left out here.
A cost question about a neck is really two questions. The first is what the listed line pays for: the operation the surgeon agrees to perform, with its anaesthetic. The second is whether your neck needs only that line. Most surprises in a surgical quote come from the second question, because patients arrive naming the tissue they can see in a mirror, and the examination sometimes finds the fullness or the slack sitting one layer deeper.
For travelling patients there is a practical third question, which is what the trip costs on top of the operation. Rewind publishes no flying interval for a neck lift, so the number of nights in Seoul is set by the surgeon around the first review and the removal of stitches. Budget for that before setting a Korean figure against one from home.
Reading the schedule
Rewind prices operations by tissue. The four cards below are the pieces a neck quote is built from, and a plan only picks up a second card when the examination produces a finding that needs it.
Neighbouring figures are set out on their own pages: facelift cost for the face, and deep neck lift cost for the compartment under the muscle.
Before you compare figures
A neck lift figure means little until you know what it was built on. Run these checks on any quote, in Seoul or at home, before comparing figures.
A neck-only figure and a face-and-neck figure answer different problems. Rewind keeps them on separate lines, so a quote for the combined operation should never be read against a neck-only price built on a smaller scope.
At Rewind it is: the schedule states that listed prices include the anaesthetic fee. Which anaesthetic your neck lift uses is not published for this listing and is confirmed at the examination.
Rewind's list prices exclude VAT, which is added to the final bill. When you compare, check whether the figure quoted at home already has sales tax inside it.
Muscle tightening is the part of a neck lift most often left vague in a quote. Ask whether it is included and how it is done. At Rewind the operating surgeon answers that at the examination, because the schedule does not break the neck lift line into steps.
Fat beneath the platysma is a separate job with a separate figure here. A quote that includes it and one that leaves it out describe different operations, even when both carry the words neck lift.
Earlier liposuction or muscle work changes what is left to work with. A published review of 101 secondary neck lifts singled out midline platysma work as the step that decided how a revised neck held, and any previous surgery to your neck is reviewed before a figure is written down.

Why it is priced this way
Separate lines keep each decision visible, which matters in a region where three different operations can change the same profile.
A plan that adds fat removal beneath the muscle shows that addition as a line. You can accept the neck lift and decline the addition, or ask why it was proposed and hear the finding behind it.
A facelift with a neck lift has one combined figure because the two are planned and performed as one operation. Nobody is asked to buy a facelift to fix a neck whose problem stops at the jaw line.
Rewind has a single operating surgeon, so the figure is written by the person who will hold the instruments and see you at every review. A systematic review of continuity of care with doctors is among the papers at the foot of this page.
On the day

Fig. 04 — Reception, where the written plan and its figures are handed over

Fig. 05 — A private room at Rewind, Apgujeong
Rewind occupies the fourth and fifth floors of the Richro Building in Apgujeong, Gangnam, with its own operating theatre. On the day, the listed figure covers the operation agreed in writing and its anaesthetic. Consultation slots run Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 10:00 to 19:00 and Saturday from 10:00 to 16:00; the clinic is closed on Thursday and Sunday and sees nobody without an appointment.
Board-certified plastic surgeon
Dr. Jonghwan Choi holds Korean specialist certification in plastic surgery and has published ten peer-reviewed papers. He quotes, operates on and reviews every neck lift himself. KHIDI registration for foreign patients: M-2025-01-08-09288.
Listed figures
The figures below come straight from Rewind's fee schedule. The first two are the neck lines; the rest are the lines a neck quote can draw on when the examination points beyond skin and muscle.
These are list prices. Anaesthetic fees are counted inside every figure above, and VAT is charged on top. An addition appears on your quote only with the finding that justifies it written beside it, and the total for your plan is set down at the consultation before any date is offered.
Which figure fits
Beyond the quote
A quote covers the operation. The weeks after it cost time and money of their own, and for a patient flying in they are often larger than expected. Rewind issues written post-operative instructions with each operation; for a neck lift, the intervals come from the surgeon and are not borrowed here from a different procedure.
Named risks of neck surgery include bleeding and a blood collection under the skin, infection, prolonged swelling, asymmetry, thickened or widened scars, numbness in the skin of the neck, injury to the nerve supplying sensation around the ear or to the facial nerve branch near the jaw line, poor healing at a wound edge (more likely in smokers), and a result that leads to a second operation. An outcome cannot be promised, and results vary by individual.
At Rewind, one board-certified plastic surgeon carries every case — from the first consultation to the final follow-up. Because a face is a story, and a story deserves a single author.
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Scientific evidence
Read as background to a quote: why midline platysma work matters when a neck is revised, how facelift patients rated their results over long follow-up, what happens when fat is removed and the muscle is left, what the evidence on travelling abroad for treatment shows, and why continuity with one doctor is studied at all. None of these papers sets or predicts a price, and none describes this clinic's listing or your own outcome.