Anti-Aging & Wellness · Seoul, South Korea
NAD+ Therapy cost in Seoul
Procedure from
$101
All-in from United States
≈ $2,040
Procedure price range · Seoul
Cheaper than 80% of cities pricing this
Updated 2026-07-09 · How we collect & verify prices Compare clinics ↓
In plain words · NAD+ Therapy is a medical procedure — the prices below are what hospitals publish for it.
NAD+ anti-aging IV, cellular energy therapy
- Procedure from
- $101
- lowest listed
- Typical
- $184
- city midpoint
- All-in
- ≈ $2,040
- from United States
- MPI Index
- 65
- A
- Clinics
- 11
- in Seoul
Top hospital in Seoul · Newsweek #1 in South Korea
#1 Samsung Medical Center 3.9★ JCI accredited
Opened in 1994 by the Samsung Foundation, Samsung Medical Center in Gangnam is a 1,979-bed non-profit hospital ranked #30 in the world by Newsweek (2025). JCI-accredited and cancer-focused, it runs one of Korea's two proton-therapy centres and has operated a dedicated international centre since 1995.
Procedure in Seoul from $101 — full price data below.
Procedure price in Seoul, local currency
Imported — unverifiedThe published market range in local currency, with today's conversions.
₩150,000–₩400,000
≈ $101–$268 · €89–€236 · £75–£200 · A$146–A$388 — converted at the ECB via frankfurter.dev rate of 2026-07-17
Vs home markets
- United States Not yet sourced
- United Kingdom Not yet sourced
- Australia Not yet sourced
- Germany Not yet sourced
Spread 167% across 1 data point — a wide range means quotes are negotiable and case-dependent.
Price history — snapshotted since 2026-07-19; the trend line appears with the next snapshot.
Currency exposure — bills are in KRW: a 5% move against your currency shifts the mid-range by ≈ $9 either way. Converted at the ECB via frankfurter.dev rate of 2026-07-17.
Directory data Private market per-session as of 2025
From our 2025 Bangkok market research — not yet independently re-verified. Actual quotes vary by clinic and case.
Hospitals & clinics in Seoul
Best firstThe best hospitals first — Newsweek World's Best national top 10 lead, then our connected-chain grade. Re-rank by cheapest, rating or reviews.
Destination-safety factor for South Korea: ×1.00 — Level 1 — Exercise Normal Precautions (the lowest advisory tier) (US State Dept Travel Advisory, 2025-08).
- 93 Grade
- 91 Grade
- 87 Grade
- 73 Grade
- 79 Grade
- 81 Grade
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- 62 Grade
- Konkuk University Medical Center #13 Sourced profile
multi-specialty KOIHA 의료기관인증 (Korea Institute for Healthcare Accreditation, 급성기병원 인증) 3.8 Google 842 beds
73 Grade - Kyung Hee University Hospital at Gangdong #20 Sourced profile
multi-specialty KOIHA (의료기관인증, 의료기관평가인증원) 3.6 Google 661 beds
69 Grade - Hallym University Hangang Sacred Heart Hospital #60 Sourced profile
multi-specialty KOIHA 의료기관인증 (Korea Institute for Healthcare Accreditation) 3.7 Google 147 beds
69 Grade - 66 Grade
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All-in trip cost
Modeled previewProcedure plus flights, hotel, transport and medication from United States — the number that actually decides it.
- Procedure (from)
- $101
- Flights (round-trip) est.
- $1,300
- Hotel · 5 nights est.
- $450
- Local transport est.
- $110
- Medication est.
- $80
- All-in ≈
- $2,040
Flights are estimated round-trip economy from United States (change in the header). Hotel, transport and medication are Medical Travel Cost estimates, not quotes. Procedure is the lowest price on this page.
NAD+ Therapy in other cities
ImportedThe same procedure across the registry — cheapest first. Cities we haven't priced yet show no number, never a guess.
- Public-system wait at home (UK)NHS England referral-to-treatment statistics, Apr 2026 · Canada (CIHI) next 11.9-week median
- Recruiting anti-aging & wellness trials in South KoreaClinicalTrials.gov — recruiting studies with a South Korea site Not yet sourced
- JCI-accredited organizations in South KoreaJCI public directory, country-wide (all specialties) Not yet sourced
- Inquiry-to-procedure lead time in Seoulhospital-published scheduling windows · collected per hospital Not yet sourced
Cheapest starting price per city, converted to your currency. ★ = lowest in the registry; cheapest ≠ best — the MPI column grades each market as its data lands. "—" is never guessed.
What's in the price — and why it varies
Modeled previewA typical cost anatomy over the published total, and the factors that move a real quote up or down.
Typical cost anatomy
≈ $184- Surgeon & operating room$68
- Anesthesia$21
- Hospital stay (5 nights)$40
- Implants & materials$34
- Post-op & follow-up$21
Usually included
- ✓ Surgeon, anesthesia & OR fees
- ✓ 5 nights' hospital stay
- ✓ Standard implants & materials
- ✓ Nursing, meals & standard follow-up
Budget on top
- + Flights & airport transfer
- + Hotel before/after admission
- + Visa & travel insurance
- + Take-home medications
- + Physiotherapy / rehab
- + Extended stay if complications arise
What moves the price
- 1Case complexity and how advanced the condition is
- 2Surgeon seniority and case volume
- 3Hospital tier, theatre and room class
- 4Materials, implants or drug generation used
- 5Anesthesia type and time in theatre
The split is modeled from typical cost structures; the total is the published price. Itemized hospital quotes replace this as they're sourced.
What you're buying — the spec sheet
Modeled previewThe countable facts of the purchase itself — setting, anesthesia, theatre time, visits and materials. Hospital-published specs replace the typicals as they're collected.
- Setting
- Outpatient — no hospital admission (typical)
- Anesthesia
- Local or light sedation (typical)
- Time in theatre
- Not yet sourcedhospital-published — collected per hospital
- Visits
- One procedure + follow-up around day 1
- Device / materials
- Not yet sourcedwhat's implanted or used — collected per procedure
Typicals from the same model as the recovery timeline — your surgeon's plan for your case is the spec that counts. Every sourced spec raises this page's MPI coverage.
Recovery timeline
Modeled previewPlan ~2 days in South Korea before flying home; minimal downtime — back to work ~day 1; the final result settles by ~day 14. Your doctor confirms your case.
- Day −1
Arrive · consultation, tests & final treatment plan
- Day 0
Treatment session · outpatient, back at your hotel the same day
- Day 1
First follow-up check with your doctor
- Day 1
Typically cleared to fly home
- Day 1
Walking & light activity comfortably
- Day 1
Back to desk work
- Day 3
Exercise & strenuous activity again
- Day 14
Full recovery · final result (typical)
Back home — who takes care of you after
- Before flying home Final review around day 1, before you're cleared to fly
- First weeks back home A routine progress check — doable locally with your records
- Take with you Full operative notes, imaging and implant/protocol details — ask before discharge
- Remote follow-up offered Not yet sourced
- Complication support window Not yet sourced
The two hospital-policy rows are collected per hospital — remote follow-up and complication support are decision data, so they're never assumed.
Outcomes & success benchmarks
Not yet sourcedThe outcome metrics that will grade this procedure in the Medical Travel Cost Index — filled from clinical registries and hospital-published data, never guessed.
0 of 6 outcome metrics sourced — each one raises this page's MPI coverage Show slots Hide
- Success rate vs published international benchmarks Not yet sourced
- Complication rate vs WHO/OECD averages Not yet sourced
- Revision / re-treatment rate vs registry average Not yet sourced
- Patient-reported satisfaction vs same procedure across the registry Not yet sourced
- Procedures per year in this market hospital-published volumes · national statistics Not yet sourced
- Annual volume at the busiest hospital here volume–outcome proxy · hospital-published Not yet sourced
Empty slots are deliberate — a number appears here only with a source behind it, never guessed.
South Korea for medical travel — safety, recourse & visa
Sourced Full South Korea guide →What matters if it goes wrong, and what it takes to get there — country-level, verifiable guidance in one place.
- Visa
- Most Western nationalities (US, UK, EU/Schengen, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Japan) enter visa-free for short medical or tourist visits. The K-ETA (electronic travel authorization) requirement is temporarily WAIVED for 67 countries and territories through 31 December 2026 — eligible travellers enter without applying for a K-ETA; the requirement is expected to resume 1 January 2027. Confirm your nationality's current rule before travelling.
- Medical / long-stay visa
- For treatment, foreign patients typically use the C-3-3 medical tourism visa (short-term, stays up to 90 days, generally not extendable beyond 90 days except in special circumstances). For treatment or recovery longer than 90 days, patients change to or apply for the G-1-10 long-term medical treatment visa, which can be extended inside Korea; it requires hospital documentation (medical opinion, treatment schedule, payment records). Applications must be tied to a medical institution registered with KTO/KHIDI.
- Arrival
- From 1 January 2026, all foreign arrivals must file the mandatory digital e-Arrival Card online (within 3 days before arrival) — it replaces the paper disembarkation card and is a declaration, not a visa. Travellers who hold an approved K-ETA are exempt from the arrival card, but nationals of K-ETA-waived countries (US, UK, EU, Japan, etc.) must still complete the e-Arrival Card.
- Currency
- South Korean Won (KRW, ₩)
- Languages
- Korean; English widely spoken in international-patient centers at major hospitals, with interpreter services in multiple languages
- Traveller safety
- Very safe for visitors
- Legal recourse
- Established malpractice recourse
- Insurance
- Medical-travel & complication cover widely available
- International patients
- Hospitals accustomed to international patients
General guidance from public sources — confirm current rules for your nationality. Verified against: Korea Immigration — K-ETA temporary exemption extended to 31 Dec 2026 (MOFA/KPMG GMS alert) · Korea e-Arrival Card mandatory from 1 Jan 2026 · Medical Korea — medical visa (C-3-3 / G-1-10), KHIDI · MOHW — Korea attracts 1.17 million foreign patients in 2024.
Risks & the questions to ask
Modeled previewA planning frame — the risks are confirmed for your case by the specialist. The checklist is what an expert would ask before booking anywhere.
Common & temporary
Swelling, bruising, short-term pain
Serious & rare
Bleeding, infection, anesthesia reactions, revision surgery
How to de-risk
Ask the complication and revision rate for THIS procedure at THIS hospital, and what aftercare is included if something goes wrong
Eligibility — is this even for you?
Ask the specialist before you book
- 1How many of this exact procedure did you perform last year?
- 2What is your complication and revision rate for it?
- 3Who manages my aftercare once I fly home, and how?
- 4What exactly is included in the quoted price — and what isn't?
Framework guidance modeled by procedure type — per-procedure clinical risk data replaces it as it's sourced.
Alternatives to nad+ therapy
DirectoryWhat's typically considered instead, and when — suitability is a specialist's call, not a price comparison.
- Conservative / non-surgical management Typically chosen when treatment can safely be delayed or avoided.
Linked alternatives are priced in this city; the rest join as their pages go live.
Conditions & specialists for this
DirectoryHow this procedure connects to the conditions it treats and the specialists who perform it in Seoul.
Specialists for this 3
Dots carry the lens colors — red opens a condition page, teal a specialist page, both priced for Seoul.
Medical Travel Cost Procedure Index
MPI · Method 1.3 Methodology →One comparable grade per procedure page — each metric measured against the price registry and weighted by the same public formula. Unsourced metrics are excluded, never guessed.
80% of the formula backed by data
- Price competitiveness 80 Imported cheaper than 80% of cities · vs 5 cities pricing this procedure · 80th percentile
- Savings vs home — Not sourced — · needs a home-market price to compare
- Price evidence 18 Imported 1 data point · sourced/verified price rows behind the range
- Provider choice 100 Imported 11 clinics · providers offering it in this city
- Provider trust 65 Our index 65/100 top · best provider's Trust Index
Same method as every hospital and procedure page in the registry. Machine-readable version below for models & crawlers.
Common questions
Sourced + modeledShort answers built from the numbers on this page — costs, stay length, safety and verification.
How much does nad+ therapy cost in Seoul?
The published range in Seoul is ₩150,000–₩400,000 (typically around $184). Clinic quotes vary by case; this range is imported research, not yet independently re-verified.
How long do I need to stay in Seoul?
Plan roughly 2 days in South Korea for the typical case — arrival and consultation, the procedure, and follow-up before you're cleared to fly. Back to desk work around day 1 (modeled typical; your doctor confirms).
Is it safe to have nad+ therapy in South Korea?
Very safe for visitors for visitors, and established malpractice recourse. Hospital-level safety signals (accreditation, Trust Index) are listed per hospital below — availability and outcomes always depend on the individual provider.
Which hospitals in Seoul offer nad+ therapy?
11 anti-aging & wellness and multi-specialty providers are listed for Seoul, with a top Trust Index of 65/100. We list them as a directory — per-hospital availability is confirmed on each hospital's own page.
Are these prices verified?
Not yet — the range comes from our 2025 Seoul market research (NAD+ IV infusion. Two independent Korean secondaries agree: healthy500 NAD IV price guide states 150,000-400,000 per session typical in KR (non-covered, dose 250-500mg drives price); Sinsa Serea Clinic lists an NAD anti-oxidant IV event on Yeoshin. No fetched provider primary yet.) and is marked ✓ only after we re-verify it against published clinic prices. Unverified numbers are always labeled.
Data & sources
11% verified Methodology →How much of this page is verified data — every section carries a chip telling you where its numbers come from.
All 9 data fields — what's verified, imported or modeled Show more Hide
- City price range· NAD+ IV infusion. Two independent Korean secondaries agree: healthy500 NAD IV price guide states 150,000-400,000 per session typical in KR (non-covered, dose 250-500mg drives price); Sinsa Serea Clinic lists an NAD anti-oxidant IV event on Yeoshin. No fetched provider primary yet. Imported
- Per-clinic prices Not yet collected
- City comparison· 5 priced Imported
- Provider directory· 11 clinics Imported
- Outcome benchmarks· slots ready — feed the Index Not yet collected
- Spec sheet & aftercare· 3 of 5 specs typed Modeled
- Recovery timeline Modeled
- Trip cost estimates Modeled
- Visa & travel guidance ✓ Verified
Every field is tagged by source state. "Verified" = sourced and checked; "Imported" = real data pending re-verification; "Modeled" = deterministic placeholder for this preview; "Not yet collected" = on our roadmap. Confidence feeds the Medical Travel Cost Index. Methodology →