Short answer:
The safest pre-wedding skin plan in Seoul starts about 3 months ahead. Begin with toning lasers and skin boosters, schedule lifting early so it peaks on the day, place Botox 3–4 weeks before, and keep the final 2 weeks to gentle facials only. Never try a brand-new treatment in the last week before the wedding.
Why 3 months matters
Most skin treatments work gradually. Collagen from HIFU and boosters takes 6–12 weeks, pigment fades over several toning sessions, and Botox needs 2 weeks to settle fully. Starting early also leaves time to fix any reaction, such as a breakout or bruise, well before photos.
12 to 8 weeks before
- Consultation:
skin analysis and a written plan with dates. Tell the doctor your wedding date and any photoshoots.
- Toning lasers:
laser toning
or pico toning weekly or fortnightly for tone and pigment.
- Skin boosters:
start Rejuran or a hydrating booster such as Water Glow, repeated every 2–4 weeks.
- Lifting:
HIFU such as Shurink or Ultherapy, or Thermage, so results peak around the wedding.
- Acne and redness:
treat flare-ups early with your dermatologist.
8 to 4 weeks before
- Continue toning and add a second booster session.
- If you want filler and have had it before, do it now so any bruising and swelling settle well before the day.
- Consider skin botox for oil control and smoother makeup.
- Body treatments such as laser hair removal or trap Botox for shoulders in strapless gowns.
4 to 2 weeks before
- Botox:
forehead, frown lines and crow’s feet 3–4 weeks before, leaving time for a top-up.
- Final gentle toning session.
- Trial makeup:
check how your skin looks under bridal makeup.
The last 2 weeks
- Only gentle facials such as Aqua Peel or LDM.
- No new products, peels, lasers with downtime or injectables.
- Daily sunscreen, sleep, hydration and limited alcohol.
- A hydrating facial 3–5 days before the wedding for glow.
If you only have 1 month
You can still do Botox, skin botox, a hydrating booster and 2–3 gentle toning sessions. Skip first-time filler, threads and deep lasers.
Typical costs (2026)
- Laser toning per session:
₩50,000–₩100,000 (about $40–$70)
- Rejuran Healer:
₩150,000–₩400,000 (about $110–$290)
- Water Glow:
₩150,000–₩400,000 (about $110–$290)
- Shurink HIFU:
₩150,000–₩500,000 (about $110–$360)
- Forehead Botox:
₩50,000–₩150,000 (about $40–$110)
- Skin botox:
₩100,000–₩300,000 (about $70–$210)
- Aqua Peel:
₩50,000–₩150,000 (about $40–$110)
A full 3-month plan often totals roughly ₩1,000,000–₩3,000,000 depending on choices. See our glass skin plan
and glass skin combinations.
For grooms and family members
Many grooms book skin botox, laser toning and hydrating boosters, while parents often choose HIFU and Botox for photos. The same timing rules apply.
Frequently asked questions
When should I get Botox before my wedding?
About 3–4 weeks before.
Is it too late to start 1 month before?
You can still do boosters, Botox and gentle lasers, but skip anything with downtime.
Should I get filler before the wedding?
Only if you have had it before, and at least 4 weeks ahead.
What should I avoid in the final week?
Any new treatment, peels or strong active ingredients.
Can I do HIFU 2 weeks before?
It is better done 2–3 months ahead so results have time to develop.
How much does a pre-wedding plan cost?
Often around ₩1,000,000–₩3,000,000 over 3 months.
This article is general information, not medical advice. Suitability, settings and results vary by person. Always consult a licensed doctor and get an itemised written quote before treatment. Prices are typical 2026 Gangnam planning ranges at about 1 USD = ₩1,400 and change often. Updated October 2026.
