THE PEAK CLINIC Seoul | Personalized Face & Body Contouring, Lifting and Skin Treatments

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THE PEAK CLINIC Seoul | Personalized Face & Body Contouring, Lifting and Skin Treatments

If I were flying from the U.S. to Seoul for aesthetic treatments, I wouldn't choose a clinic just because it has the device everyone is talking about on social media. I'd first want to know what is actually creating the concern: skin laxity, volume loss, localized fat, skin texture, or some combination of those.

THE PEAK CLINIC in Apgujeong Rodeo approaches the face and body through a Face & Body Contouring concept, looking at proportions, contours, volume, and skin quality together. For an international trip, that makes practical sense to me because the treatment plan has to fit not only the result you want, but also your downtime and flight home.

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THE PEAK CLINIC at a glance

Face & Body Contouring
Face and body considered within one contouring strategy
Personalized planning
Skin · tissue · volume · fat · goals
Signature Programs
Bespoke Lifting · Cut-Line · Body Volumizing · Body ONDA
Skin concerns
Pigmentation · redness · pores · scars · hair removal

Meet the medical team

Moon Hyemin, THE PEAK CLINIC

Moon Hyemin

Medical Director
  • Clinical training at Seoul National University Hospital
  • Medical Director of THE PEAK CLINIC
  • Previously practiced at 815 Clinic
  • Previously practiced at Toxnfill Konkuk University
  • Memberships in Korean professional societies related to aesthetic medicine, laser treatments, fillers and lifting
Shin Hyeyoung, THE PEAK CLINIC

Shin Hyeyoung

Physician
  • Clinical training at Seoul National University Hospital
  • Training in anesthesiology and pain medicine at Seoul National University
  • Physician at THE PEAK CLINIC
  • Previously practiced at Modello Skin Clinic Cheongdam
  • Previously practiced at Dcarat Clinic

What I'd look at when evaluating a doctor: not just the title, but clinical training, previous practice experience, and how relevant that background is to the type of treatment I'm considering.

THE PEAK Bespoke Lifting

The idea is not to start with “Which machine is best?” Instead, the consultation looks at skin thickness, where the tissue has descended, whether volume is actually missing, where fat is distributed, what you've had done before, and how much change you want. Only then does it make sense to compare ultrasound, RF, microwave energy, threads, or volume and contouring options.

Laxity
Which area changed, and in what direction?
Volume
Is volume truly missing, or has tissue shifted?
Heavier contours
Separate fat, swelling, muscle, and skin laxity
Downtime
Plan around flights and important dates

Programs and treatments

THE PEAK Bespoke LiftingA personalized plan that considers skin thickness, tissue descent, volume loss, fat distribution, previous procedures, and how much change you actually want.
Face & Body Cut-Line InjectionLocalized contouring for selected facial and body areas. It should not be confused with a general weight-loss treatment.
THE PEAK Body VolumizingVolume and proportion planning for concerns such as hip dips, reduced gluteal volume, or asymmetry.
THE PEAK Body ONDAAn ONDA-based program for localized body contouring and firmness, planned according to the area and tissue thickness.
Thread LiftingMINT, Cavern Thread, and Mono Thread are listed as thread options with different purposes.
UltherapyFocused ultrasound used for lifting goals, with depth and treatment area selected individually.
ThermageRadiofrequency technology used for firmness and skin-quality goals.
ONDAMicrowave technology used for facial contouring, the submental area, and selected body areas.
TitaniumA 755/810/1064 nm laser technology included in the clinic's lifting and skin-tone programs.
FillersHyaluronic-acid fillers for facial volume, contouring, and selected body areas.
Collagen BoostersOptions include Juvelook, Olidia, Radiesse, Sculptra, Ellansé, and RE2O.
Skin BoostersRejuran Healer, exosomes, and Revive are included among options for skin quality and condition.
Melasma · Pigmentation · RednessPigmentation and redness are assessed separately; treatment depends on the cause and skin type.
Pores · Acne ScarsThe cause of enlarged pores and type of scar should be identified before choosing fractional laser or combination treatment.
Laser Hair RemovalA multi-session plan depends on the hair-growth cycle, hair thickness, skin type, and treatment area.

Face & Body Cut-Line Injection

This program focuses on localized contouring in selected facial and body areas. One distinction matters: changing the shape of a specific area is not the same thing as a general weight-loss program.

THE PEAK Body Volumizing

This is about proportion and volume—for example, hip dips, reduced gluteal volume, or asymmetry. The product, area, and amount should be chosen according to anatomy, tissue characteristics, and the result you're trying to achieve.

THE PEAK Body ONDA

ONDA is used for localized body-contouring and firmness goals. The abdomen, thighs, and upper arms differ in tissue thickness and fat distribution, so even with the same technology, treatment planning may differ by area.

Devices and technologies

Ultherapy — focused ultrasound
Thermage — radiofrequency
ONDA — microwave energy
ONDA Body Tip — body contouring
Soprano Titanium — 755 · 810 · 1064 nm
Laser Toning — pigmentation
Genesis Toning — 1064 nm Nd:YAG
Fractional Laser — pores, scars and texture
Laser Hair Removal — hair reduction

More important than the device name: Ultherapy, Thermage, ONDA, and Titanium use different forms of energy. The more useful question is which tissue layer needs to be addressed, what the primary concern is, how much change you want, and how much downtime you can realistically allow.

Fillers · Collagen Boosters · Skin Boosters

These aren't interchangeable categories. Fillers are more closely associated with volume and contour; collagen boosters follow a different biostimulatory approach; skin boosters focus more on skin quality and condition. Product, treatment area, and goal should be discussed separately.

Melasma, pigmentation, redness, pores, acne scars, and laser hair removal

Melasma · pigmentation · redness
Identify the pigment type and cause of redness first
Pores · acne scars
Differentiate the cause and scar type before choosing a method
Laser hair removal
Consider skin type, hair thickness, and growth cycle
Realistic expectations
Not every concern is solved by one device or one session

Inside THE PEAK CLINIC

If you're traveling from the U.S. and have never visited the clinic, seeing the actual space ahead of time can make the experience feel more familiar. These four images show THE PEAK CLINIC's real interior.

Hours and location

Monday–Thursday
10:00 AM–7:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM–8:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM–4:00 PM · no lunch break
Lunch break
1:00 PM–2:00 PM according to current clinic information
Address
80 Dosan-daero 57-gil, Seungwon Building 5F, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Subway
Apgujeong Rodeo Station, Exit 4 · about a 6-minute walk

Before locking in flights or your Seoul itinerary, recheck the clinic's current hours—especially if your visit falls on a Sunday or Korean public holiday.

FAQ | 30 questions before you go

Q1. Where is THE PEAK CLINIC?
80 Dosan-daero 57-gil, Seungwon Building 5F, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.
Q2. What is the nearest subway station?
Apgujeong Rodeo Station, Exit 4; about a six-minute walk.
Q3. What does the clinic focus on?
Face & Body Contouring, including lifting, localized contouring, volume, and skin-quality treatments.
Q4. What does Bespoke Lifting mean?
It means comparing different options based on skin, tissue position, volume, fat distribution, prior treatments, and your goal rather than defaulting to one device.
Q5. How are Ultherapy and Thermage different?
Ultherapy uses focused ultrasound, while Thermage uses radiofrequency energy.
Q6. What is ONDA used for?
For selected facial and body contouring and firmness goals.
Q7. What is Titanium?
A three-wavelength laser technology included in lifting and skin-tone programs.
Q8. What thread-lifting options are listed?
MINT, Cavern Thread, and Mono Thread.
Q9. What is Body Volumizing?
A volume-and-proportion program for concerns such as hip dips, reduced volume, or asymmetry.
Q10. Is Cut-Line Injection a weight-loss shot?
No. It is intended for localized contouring, not overall weight loss.
Q11. Is Body ONDA a weight-loss treatment?
No. Its focus is localized body contouring and firmness.
Q12. Are Collagen Boosters and Skin Boosters the same?
No. Their ingredients, mechanisms, and goals differ.
Q13. Which Collagen Boosters are listed?
Juvelook, Olidia, Radiesse, Sculptra, Ellansé, and RE2O.
Q14. Which Skin Boosters are listed?
Rejuran Healer, exosomes, and Revive.
Q15. Are melasma and redness treated the same way?
No. The cause, skin type, and appearance need to be assessed separately.
Q16. What options may be considered for pores and acne scars?
Depending on the skin and scar type, fractional laser and complementary options may be discussed.
Q17. Is one laser hair-removal session permanent?
Usually not. Multiple sessions are commonly needed because of the hair-growth cycle.
Q18. Is combining more treatments always better?
No. Total treatment burden, spacing, contraindications, and recovery all matter.
Q19. What should I tell the doctor before treatment?
Medications, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, skin conditions, infections, and previous procedures or reactions.
Q20. How far ahead of an important event should I plan?
Leave enough buffer because redness, swelling, bruising, and recovery vary by treatment.
Q21. Are fillers risk-free?
No. In addition to common temporary effects, rare but serious vascular complications can occur.
Q22. Is energy-based lifting pain- and swelling-free?
Not necessarily. Tenderness, warmth, redness, or swelling can occur depending on the treatment and settings.
Q23. Do I have to get treated on the consultation day?
No. You can have the consultation first and decide later.
Q24. Can results be guaranteed?
No. Response, duration, recovery, and risks vary from person to person.
Q25. What are Monday–Thursday hours?
10:00 AM–7:00 PM.
Q26. What are Friday hours?
10:00 AM–8:00 PM.
Q27. What are Saturday hours?
10:00 AM–4:00 PM; current clinic information indicates no lunch break on Saturday.
Q28. What is the lunch break?
Current clinic information lists 1:00 PM–2:00 PM.
Q29. Is the clinic closed on Sundays?
The current information used here does not clearly specify Sunday hours, so confirm before visiting.
Q30. Is valet parking available?
Clinic information lists valet parking on the first floor; confirm current conditions before driving.

Start with your anatomy and your goal—not the name of the machine

That's the clearest way I'd evaluate THE PEAK CLINIC: first figure out whether the main issue is laxity, volume, localized fat, or skin quality. Once you know that, comparing treatment options becomes much more practical.

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This article provides general information before a consultation and does not replace an in-person medical evaluation. Candidacy, discomfort, swelling, bruising, recovery time, results, longevity, and potential adverse effects vary from person to person.

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