Gangnam
Dr. Yoon-Gon Ryu
Aesthetic Medicine Specialist
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Keloids are managed, not cured in one visit, so cost reflects a series of intralesional steroid injections, pulsed-dye laser, and silicone care spaced every 3 to 4 weeks.
Keloid treatment cost in Gangnam, Seoul depends on the keloid’s size, number, and location, and on how many sessions of intralesional steroid, pulsed-dye laser, and silicone care your plan combines. Because keloids need a managed series rather than one fix, the clinic’s doctors confirm your individual cost at consultation, not a single fixed figure.
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Keloid treatment cost in Gangnam, Seoul is shaped by the fact that a keloid is a chronic, overgrown scar that is managed over time rather than removed in a single appointment. A keloid grows beyond the original wound because collagen production stays switched on, so treatment aims to flatten, soften, and calm it across a series of visits. The size, thickness, number, and location of your keloids are the biggest cost variables, because a large chest or shoulder keloid needs more product and more sessions than a small earlobe lesion.
The second driver is which modalities your plan combines. First-line care usually pairs intralesional steroid injections with silicone gel or sheeting, and adds pulsed-dye laser to reduce redness and improve texture. Some plans also combine a steroid with 5-fluorouracil to lower recurrence. Each added modality changes the total, and because keloids recur, the plan is designed as ongoing management rather than a one-off procedure.
At Reberry Clinic, keloid care is consultation-led: at our Gangnam (Seoul) location, Dr. Yoongon Ryu grades your keloid’s size, activity, and history, then builds a staged plan and explains the cost transparently in English. International patients are supported so treatment and follow-up can be planned around a travel schedule.
Keloids respond best to combination therapy because no single tool reliably controls them. Intralesional triamcinolone, a steroid injected directly into the scar, softens and flattens the lesion and is the backbone of most plans; a course of injections spaced roughly 3 to 4 weeks apart is typical, and more sessions mean a higher total. Pulsed-dye laser targets the blood vessels feeding the keloid, easing redness and improving pliability, and is often layered onto injections. Silicone gel or sheeting, used daily at home, is an inexpensive but evidence-backed first-line adjunct that supports the in-clinic work. For stubborn or recurrence-prone keloids, a steroid combined with 5-fluorouracil can improve results, adding to the plan. Because keloids are notorious for coming back, the goal is long-term control, so cost is quoted as a managed course. Location and tension also matter: keloids over the chest, shoulders, or joints face more skin tension and often need more sessions than an earlobe keloid, which is why the clinic’s doctors set your final cost after assessment rather than before.
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Doctors assess your keloid across 4 factors: size, thickness, number, and location, which together are the biggest driver of overall cost.
A plan usually combines 2 to 3 approaches such as intralesional steroid, pulsed-dye laser, and silicone care, and more modalities raise the total.
Steroid injections are typically repeated every 3 to 4 weeks over several visits, so cost is quoted as a managed course rather than a single session.
For stubborn keloids, a steroid combined with 5-fluorouracil may be used to lower recurrence, which adds sessions and cost to the plan.
After assessment, the clinic’s doctors give you a transparent, individualised cost in English rather than a single fixed price for everyone.
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At our Gangnam (Seoul) location, Dr. Yoongon Ryu grades your keloid’s size, activity, and history, then explains which modalities your plan needs and what drives cost, in English.
Once a plan is agreed, a session of injections or laser usually takes about 15 to 30 minutes depending on keloid size and number.
Keloid care runs as a managed course, with injections typically repeated every 3 to 4 weeks, so cost is mapped across the series.
Keloids flatten and soften gradually over multiple sessions across months, and your doctor reviews progress to adjust the plan and cost.
Because keloids can recur, daily silicone care and occasional maintenance help hold results, which is factored into long-term planning.
Keloid treatment cost in Gangnam, Seoul depends on the keloid’s size, number, and location, and on how many sessions of steroid, laser, and silicone care your plan combines. Because keloids need a managed series, the clinic’s doctors confirm your exact cost at consultation. You can start on our laser treatment page.
Keloids vary widely in size, thickness, activity, and location, so two patients rarely need the same plan. A small earlobe keloid costs differently from a large chest keloid needing many sessions. That is why cost is set after a doctor grades your keloid, rather than from a one-size-fits-all menu.
Yes, our Gangnam (Seoul) location offers doctor-led keloid assessment with Dr. Yoongon Ryu, near Gangnam-daero about two minutes from Gangnam Station exit 10. International patients receive full English support. You can review related modalities on our laser treatment page before booking.
Keloid size and number are usually the biggest factors in your cost. A small lesion may need a short injection course, while a large or multiple keloids need more product, more sessions, and often added laser. Your keloid grade, set at consultation, drives both how long the plan runs and what it includes.
Intralesional steroid injections are typically repeated every 3 to 4 weeks over several visits, so cost is planned as a managed course rather than one visit. The exact number depends on keloid size, activity, and response, which your doctor reviews and adjusts between sessions as the scar softens.
Keloids are chronic and prone to recurrence, so they are managed and controlled rather than fixed once and for all. Combination therapy flattens, softens, and calms them, and daily silicone care plus occasional maintenance helps hold results. Your doctor explains realistic expectations and a long-term plan at consultation.
Yes, adding pulsed-dye laser or 5-fluorouracil to steroid injections generally costs more, but it can improve texture, redness, and recurrence control. Combination therapy is often more effective for stubborn keloids. You can review related light and laser options on our laser treatment page.
Yes, keloids over high-tension areas like the chest, shoulders, or joints often need more sessions than an earlobe keloid, which raises the total. Skin tension makes some sites more prone to regrowth. Your doctor accounts for location when planning the series, so cost reflects where the keloid sits, not just its size.
Intralesional steroid injections cause a brief stinging or pressure sensation, and techniques like slow injection and fine needles keep discomfort manageable. Sessions are short, usually 15 to 30 minutes. Pulsed-dye laser feels like a quick snap. Your doctor explains comfort measures for each modality before the plan begins.
Downtime is usually minimal after steroid injections and pulsed-dye laser, with brief redness or mild swelling that settles quickly. You continue daily silicone gel or sheeting at home between visits. Because keloid care is staged over weeks, most patients return to normal activity the same day as each session.
Silicone gel or sheeting is an inexpensive, evidence-backed first-line adjunct used daily at home, so it adds little compared with in-clinic sessions. It supports flattening and reduces recurrence risk when paired with injections. Your doctor recommends a specific product and how to use it as part of the overall plan.
Most adults with active, raised, or itchy keloids are suitable for a structured management plan once infection and certain medical conditions are ruled out. A consultation grades your keloid and confirms which modalities fit. Recurrence-prone keloids may need longer monitoring, which your doctor explains upfront so costs stay clear.
Keloid treatment is widely performed and generally considered safe when a doctor tailors steroid dose, laser settings, and session spacing to your scar. A consultation reduces risks like skin thinning from over-injection. You can review the broader approach on our laser treatment page first.
Daily silicone gel or sheeting, sun protection, and avoiding irritation of the area are key to holding results between sessions. Some patients pair this with supportive products. A gentle skin care routine around the scar helps, and your doctor discusses aftercare transparently as part of long-term cost planning.
For a first session, 2 to 3 days is comfortable, allowing consultation, the first injection or laser, and a short review. Because keloid care runs as a managed course over weeks, many international patients begin in Seoul and continue over return visits. Our English-speaking team helps coordinate timing and cost.
International patients can complete keloid management across one or more trips, and the clinic offers English remote check-ins between visits so the plan and cost stay on track. You can continue daily silicone care and supportive skin care at home. Your treatment notes are kept on file for continuity.
| Intralesional Steroid + Silicone | Steroid + Pulsed-Dye Laser | Steroid + 5-FU for Recurrence | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Approach | Injections plus daily silicone gel or sheeting | Injections plus vascular-targeting laser | Injection combination for stubborn keloids |
| Best for | Smaller, first-line keloids | Red, raised keloids needing texture and colour work | Recurrence-prone or previously treated keloids |
| Sessions | A course of injections spaced weeks apart | Injection and laser sessions layered over the course | More sessions to manage recurrence risk |
| Downtime | Usually minimal | Minimal, brief redness after laser | Minimal, with closer medical monitoring |
| Results timeline | Gradual flattening across the series | Redness eases while the scar softens over time | Slower, focused on preventing regrowth |
| Cost factors | Depends on keloid size and injection count | Depends on added laser sessions | Higher, since recurrence control adds visits |
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