Published hospital prices, in English

What medical treatment actually costs in Korea

Korean hospitals must publish what they charge for treatment national insurance does not cover. If you are travelling to Korea for care, that disclosure is your entire bill — you are not in the insurance system, so nothing you receive is covered.

This site puts those prices into English and shows each one against what comparable hospitals charge, so a number means something.

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Dental implant, zirconia crown

₩1,250,000

$900 median · 274 hospitals

Brain MRI

₩460,000

$330 median · 585 hospitals

Manual therapy

₩60,000

$43 median · 1424 hospitals

ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection)

₩570,760

$410 median · 38 hospitals

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MRI scans

14 procedures · 689 hospitals

Ultrasound

7 procedures · 1013 hospitals

Dental implants and restorative work

16 procedures · 352 hospitals

Vision correction and lens implants

5 procedures · 96 hospitals

Fertility treatment (IVF)

10 procedures · 64 hospitals

Robotic surgery

2 procedures · 73 hospitals

Pain treatment and rehabilitation

7 procedures · 1518 hospitals

Endoscopy sedation

4 procedures · 625 hospitals

Vaccinations

7 procedures · 1170 hospitals

Private rooms and certificates

5 procedures · 2263 hospitals

What this data does not cover

The disclosure behind this site covers hospital-grade institutions only. Clinic-level practices are absent from it entirely.

That matters most for cosmetic surgery and dermatology, which in Korea are overwhelmingly performed at clinics. If you are researching plastic surgery, this site cannot price it — and any site claiming to price it from public data is not using this source.

2,297 institutions · 57,592 disclosed prices across 77 procedures · latest disclosure 2 April 2026. How these figures are put together.