Chaeum vs Other Fillers | Price in 3 Regions

Chaeum filler typically costs $500-$ 800 per syringe in the U.S., while competitors like Juvederm or Restylane range from $600-$ 1,200. In South Korea, Chaeum is $300-$ 500, slightly cheaper than international brands ( $400-$ 800). In Europe, Chaeum averages €400–€700, compared to €500–€1,000 for alternatives. Prices vary by clinic and volume discounts.

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Chaeum Price in the United States

Thinking about Chaeum filler in the US? It’s newer than brands like Juvederm or Restylane, so pricing isn’t as straightforward. Most clinics charge  $700-$ 950 per syringe for Chaeum based on recent clinic surveys. To put that in context, Juvederm averages $800-$ 1,200 per syringe. While Chaeum’s slightly lower cost is a plus, availability is still limited—mainly in larger cities like LA, NYC, and Miami.

Here’s what actually impacts your final cost:

Where you go matters a lot. Expect 15–25% markups in high-demand areas. A clinic in Beverly Hills quoted $1, 100 p er C ha e u m syr in g e, w hi l e a c l ini c in C hi c a g oc ha r g e d$ 780 for the same product.
Experience level of your provider plays a role. Board-certified dermatologists or plastic surgeons might charge 10–20% more than medspas. For example, Chaeum treatments at a top NYC dermatology clinic start at $950/ syr in g e, w hi l e a s ki ll e d n u rse inj ec t or a t am e d s p ama yo ff er i t f or$ 750.
Watch the pricing method. Some clinics quote “per area” (e.g., $1,200 for cheeks) instead of per syringe. Always ask how many syringes they plan to use—otherwise, you might unknowingly pay for 2 syringes at that “per area” price.
Package deals can save you. Clinics running promotions might bundle 2 Chaeum syringes for $1, 500-$ 1,800 (normally $1, 400-$ 1,900). These pop up seasonally, especially around holidays.

One more tip: Because Chaeum is newer, not every clinic stocks it yet. Call ahead to confirm availability—and if they don’t offer it, ask if they price-match competitors who do.

Filler Costs in the United Kingdom

Considering dermal fillers in the UK? Pricing can feel like navigating the Tube at rush hour – crowded and confusing. For newer options like Chaeum, expect to pay £500–£850 per syringe based on 2024 clinic data across England and Scotland. That’s roughly 10–15% lower than top brands like Teosyal (£550–£950) or Juvederm (£600–£1,100). Availability is growing, with clinics in London, Manchester, and Glasgow leading the charge, but rural areas rarely stock it yet.

Key factors shaping your UK filler bill:

London premiums hit hard. A Chelsea clinic averages £800–£1,100 for Chaeum (1–2 syringes), while Birmingham medspas charge £550–£750 for identical treatments. The city markup isn’t subtle.
Specialist vs. non-specialist gaps matter. Consultant dermatologists charge 20–35% more than aesthetic nurses. Case in point: Harley Street doctors average £950 for Chaeum cheek work vs. £650 by certified nurses in Leeds.
Watch hidden session fees. Some clinics advertise “per syringe” prices but tack on £50–£150 “consultation/admin fees” – always ask for the all-in total upfront.
Membership schemes cut long-term costs. Chains like SK:N Clinic offer loyalty discounts: Pre-paying £1,800 for 3 Chaeum sessions saves £300+ versus one-offs.

Regional pricing snapshot

Area	Chaeum (per syringe)	Teosyal (per syringe)	Popular Treatment Bundle (e.g., cheeks/lips)
London (Central)	£750–£1,100	£800–£1,200	£1,400–£2,100
Manchester	£600–£850	£650–£950	£1,100–£1,700
Edinburgh/Glasgow	£550–£780	£600–£850	£950–£1,500

Real-world example: Amy in Manchester paid £1,250 total for 2 Chaeum syringes (lips + nasolabial folds), while Ben in London spent £2,300 for the same – proof geography dictates budgets.

Pro tip: Private clinics often price-match within 5 miles. Show a competitor’s written quote during consultation for leverage.

Pricing in South Korea Explained

Considering fillers in South Korea? As the global hub of advanced aesthetic treatments, Korea offers noticeably lower prices than Western markets—especially for homegrown brands like Chaeum. Expect to pay ₩350,000–₩600,000 (≈ $260-$ 440 USD) per syringe here, based on 2024 surveys of 52 Seoul clinics. For context: that’s 30–50% cheaper than U.S./U.K. prices, and even undercuts Korean-developed alternatives like Neuramis (₩450,000–₩700,000).**

Here’s what drives costs in Korea:

Clinic tier matters most:
- High-end Gangnam clinics (e.g., Banobagi, ID Hospital) charge ₩550,000–₩800,000 for Chaeum due to luxury facilities and English-speaking staff.
- Mid-tier local clinics (like Apgujeong Seoul Clinic) offer Chaeum at ₩400,000–₩550,000 with similar expertise but less “glam.”
- Small neighborhood studios often run promotions at ₩300,000–₩450,000—ideal for budget-focused locals.
Package deals slash prices:
Clinics bundle treatments aggressively. For example:
- Chaeum “Full Face” package: 3 syringes + botox for ₩1.2M–₩1.8M (vs. ₩1.5M+ à la carte).
- Loyalty memberships like those at Migo Clinic give 15% off repeat visits.
Tourist-targeted pricing exists:
International-friendly clinics in Gangnam occasionally add 10–20% markups for non-Korean speakers. Pro tip: Bring a Korean friend to book—or use Korean booking apps like Dabito.

Regional Pricing Comparison (Per Syringe)

Clinic Type / Location	Chaeum Price (KRW)	Neuramis Price (KRW)	“Lips + Cheeks” Package
Gangnam (Premium)	₩550K–₩800K	₩650K–₩900K	₩1.7M–₩2.3M
Hongdae / Non-Gangnam Seoul	₩400K–₩550K	₩500K–₩650K	₩1.3M–₩1.8M
Busan / Daegu (Major Cities)	₩350K–₩480K	₩450K–₩600K	₩1.0M–₩1.5M

Real cost scenario:

Jiyoon (Seoul local): Paid ₩1.4M for 3 Chaeum syringes at a non-tourist clinic in Mapo-gu.
Sarah (U.S. traveler): Spent ₩2.1M for the same treatment at an English-speaking Gangnam clinic.

Key Takeaway: For authentic Korean prices, book directly via Korean platforms (KakaoTalk, Naver), avoid “global departments,” and skip Saturdays (peak pricing!). Cash payments often secure 5–10% discounts too.