Not long ago, someone asked me, “Online reviews of Dr. Evers’ clinic in Seomyeon, Busan, are quite mixed. Is it the advantage of being located in a five-star hotel, or is it just a result of high rent?” This question really struck a chord with me, because the Dermatology department on the 7th floor of Lotte Hotel in Busan is inherently a place that tends to generate both high expectations and skepticism. In this article, I’m not writing any promotional content or trying to avoid potential pitfalls. Instead, I’ll share the details available publicly—such as the 400-pyeong space, one chief physician, and four nurses—and address the four most concerning issues that people usually worry about and question, using official BeautsGO information and the clinic’s own announcements to provide clear answers for each one. Finally, I’ll give a straightforward list of who would be suitable for treatment and who I wouldn’t recommend it for—so you can decide for yourself whether to make an appointment after reading this.
In short: If we break down the keywords from online reviews, “7th floor at Lotte Hotel” adds value, “same price as in Korea” gives peace of mind, and “treated personally by the chief physician” builds confidence. Yet the “five-star pricing” is indeed reflected in the initial trial price—understanding this logic gets us closer to the truth than just reading a single review.
What are the customer reviews for DDr.Evers’ branch in Seomyeon, Busan? Let’s start with the details: 400 pyeong in size, 1 director, and 4 nurses.
Let’s start with the Dr. Evers branch in Seomyeon, Busan. This is public information available in BeautsGO’s database (as of September 4, 2026):
🏥 Clinic Overview
📍 772 Gaya-daero, Busanjin-gu, Busan Wide City, 7th Floor, Lotte Hotel Busan
🏛️ Location: Seomyeon (intersection of Subway Lines
1 and 2)
👨⚕️ Lead doctors: 1 (Dr. Kim Hong-seok), nurses: 4, specialist doctors: 0
🈶 Languages provided: Chinese/Japanese/English (as listed on of
ficial pages)
⏱️ Average response time for appointments: 1 hour (accord
ing to BeautsGO data)
🕐 Business hours: Monday–Friday 09:00–20:00; Saturday–Sunday 09:00–16:30; no lunch break
Seomyeon in Busan is widely recognized by locals in South Korea as a “top-tier medical aesthetics hub” — right outside the subway exits, you’ll see dermatology clinics everywhere, with over 200 such establishments listed on Google Maps alone. The fact that Dr. Evers’ clinic in Seomyeon could secure a location on the 7th floor of the Lotte Hotel speaks volumes: it shows that Director Kim Hong-seok and his team not only have the financial means to afford rent for a five-star property but also passed the strict approval processes required by the hotel management.
Throughout South Korea, there are currently over 30 Dr.Evers franchise stores, with locations in key areas such as Seoul’s Hongdae, Myeongdong, Gangnam, and Cheongdam, as well as in Busan’s Seomyeon, Daejeon, Incheon, and Daegu (based on the official franchise list). The Seomyeon store has been cited in multiple customer reviews as “one of the most reliable flagship stores.” However, the scale of this franchise network raises another question: do all stores use the same equipment at the same prices? We’ll find out the answer in the next section.
The 4 most frequently questioned aspects about Dr. Evers’ Busan Seomyeon clinic – I’ve verified each one using official BeautsGO information
We compiled the questions about Dr. Evers’ clinic in Seomyeon, Busan, from various public platforms—such as Naver, Dcard, REDnote, BeautsGO reviews, Threads, and Instagram—and identified the top 4 most frequently asked concerns. For each concern, we provided “verifiable information” along with “limitations where no single source can confirm the answer at present.”
Question 1｜“On the 7th floor of Lotte Hotel, with such high rent, are the prices correspondingly expensive?”
According to verified information, the prices publicly listed by the clinic in conjunction with BeautsGO are as follows: Rejuran PN 2cc plus soothing mask at ₩139,000; ONDA 10,000J for first treatment at ₩49,000; and Oligio, the Korean version of Thermage, for initial treatment at ₩69,000. In other clinics within the same area in Seomyeon, the price of Rejuran PN was once reported to range from ₩180,000 to ₩250,000, showing a price difference of ₩40,000 to ₩110,000. Note that prices are subject to change, so it’s recommended to compare prices using the current listings on BeautsGO rather than relying solely on screenshots from a single month.
Question 2｜“With chain Dermatology clinics, do I have to wait until the 30th patient is seen before it’s my turn?”
Verifiable facts: According to BeautsGO’s official records, the Dr. Evers clinic in Seomyeon, Busan, has only 1 chief physician, 4 nursing staff members, and no specialist directors. The official description also emphasizes that “the treatment is led by a single physician, who handles both the consultation and the procedure.” While the policy claims to avoid a “assembly-line approach,” the actual waiting time varies depending on the number of appointments scheduled on any given day. User reviews mention wait times ranging from 20 to 40 minutes, with others reporting that the entire process takes less than 90 minutes—these differences are mainly due to peak demand periods.
Question 3｜“Is the ‘first-time trial price’ online a trick? Will I be charged more when I go in person?”
Verifiable fact: The clinic displays the prices on its official website, the BeautsGO profile page, and at the clinic itself. There are public records showing that the prices are identical to those charged to locals in South Korea—no extra fee for foreigners—is supported by payment receipts compared to local bills. Note: The so-called “same price” applies only to treatments of the same type, quantity, and treatment area. If additional doses or upgraded formulations are requested on-site (for example, upgrading a hyaluronic acid injection to Juvelook), the extra cost is part of standard medical practice and not considered an “hidden fee.”
Question 4｜“It’s only open until 16:30 on Sundays. Can I still go shopping after the treatment? What if I miss my flight?”
According to available information, the Seomyeon branch does indeed close earlier on Sundays from 09:00–16:30 compared to weekdays from Monday to Friday. However, its policy is more flexible than that of most Dermatology clinics in Seomyeon, which are closed on weekends. Geographically, Dr.Evers’ Busan Seomyeon branch is located right at the connection entrance to Lotte Department Store. After completing your treatment, you can head straight downstairs to the shopping areas and restaurants without needing to move anywhere else. Note that the clinic stops accepting new patients after 16:30 on the same day, so it’s recommended to arrive by 15:30 at the latest.
Price and reviews for Dr. Evers’ Seomyeon Branch in Busan: ranging from ₩49,000 to ₩230,000. This table is what netizens most often use for comparison.
Below are the pricing details for the popular procedures featured on BeautsGO’s official website and in-store displays (in Korean won). To avoid any misleading information, this table only includes figures from “verifiable, publicly available sources”; procedures with no public pricing are not listed here.
| Project | Reference price for Dr. Evers’ Busan Seomyeon branch | Common prices in Seomyeon and surrounding shopping areas (compiled from public experiences) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic Hyaluronic Acid Treatment (2.5 cc) | Starting from ₩54,000 | ₩60,000–90,000 | A reservation is required for your first experience. |
| ONDA 10,000J Cold Microwave Therapy | ₩49,000 for first time users | ₩80,000–120,000 | Solutions for Double Chin/Underjaw Line |
| Oligio: The Korean Version of Thermage | ₩69,000 for first time users | Starting from ₩120,000 | Beginner’s Guide to Firming & Anti-Aging |
| Rejuran PN 2cc + Soothing Mask | ₩139,000 | ₩180,000–250,000 | Includes postoperative sedation |
| Second-generation Ulthrea: 100 shots | ₩230,000 | ₩280,000–350,000 | Original probe |
When looking at these five deals together, it’s clear that Dr. Evers’ store in Seomyeon, Busan, offers initial trial prices that are generally 30–50% lower than those of other shops in the same area. Could this difference represent an exception to the practice of passing high rental costs on to consumers? The answer lies in a detail that often goes unnoticed: initial trial prices are essentially discounts designed to encourage first-time visitors to try out the service, with subsequent regular prices (from the second visit onward) returning to market-standard levels. This rule applies equally to both South Koreans and foreigners.
Reviews of Dr. Kim Hong-seok, director of the Busan Seomyeon branch of Dr. Evers: Why is the practice of “proactively advising patients to use fewer injections” kept coming up?
In the public reviews posted on Naver, Dcard, REDnote, and Threads, the keyword that appears most frequently when referring to Director Kim Hong-seok isn’t “exceptional skills,” but rather “avoiding unnecessary treatments.” This is quite uncommon in South Korea’s medical aesthetics industry—where the financial pressures on most doctors tend to encourage them to recommend more procedures. Yet Director Kim Hong-seok’s public accounts show the opposite: it’s common to read statements like “I originally wanted an extra booster shot, but after evaluating my skin’s condition, Director Kim said it wasn’t suitable at the moment” or “After the consultation, he simply said one shot would be enough for today.”
His background can be found on BeautsGO and the clinic’s official website: he graduated from the School of Medicine at Pusan National University, served as a research collaborator at KAIST, has received an award from South Korea’s Minister of Health and Welfare, and was the director of the Busan Radiesse training center (meaning he was also responsible for teaching other doctors how to administer such fillers). At Dr. Evers’ Busan Seomyeon clinic, the entire staff consists of just 1 chief physician (Dr. Kim Hong-seok himself) along with 4 nurses. From consultation to procedure, everything is handled by the same person—there’s no separation of tasks where the doctor does a quick 5-minute assessment while an assistant carries out the injection.
Another detail that’s often cited in reviews is this: the medical team at Dr. Evers’ clinic in Seomyeon, Busan, participates in “cadaver dissection workshops” every year, where they personally dissect and examine skin layers, blood vessels, nerves, and muscles. While such training isn’t common among dermatology clinics in South Korea, it truly helps improve the precision needed to avoid damaging nerves or blood vessels. For those who care about who will perform the procedure on them, this is one of the few metrics that can be objectively verified through the number of hours spent in such training.
Reviews on the Atmosphere, Accessibility, and Location of Dr. Evers’ Busan Seomyeon Clinic: What Are the Pros and Cons of Being Located on the 7th Floor of Lotte Hotel?
There are two completely opposite interpretations of “located on the 7th floor of the Lotte Hotel.”
Positive reviews (from most customer feedback): The Dr. Evers clinic in Seomyeon, Busan is located at 772 Gaya-daero in the Busan city area. It’s just a 3–5 minute walk from Exit 7 of the Seomyeon subway station, following the Lotte Department Store passage. Elevators are available throughout, allowing visitors to avoid the stairs and heavy traffic in the Seomyeon district. The clinic features a spacious 400-pyeong ocean-view area, complete with VIP private consultation rooms, laser skincare facilities, and an anti-aging center. There’s tea available in the waiting area, and guests can enjoy views of Busan’s cityscape through floor-to-ceiling windows. When it comes to tourists who want to shop around after their treatment, its layout is much more convenient than that of most Dermatology clinics in Seomyeon.
A less common but possible interpretation: The practical pressures associated with renting space in a five-star hotel eventually show up in the difference between the “initial treatment price” and the “regular treatment price,” or in the fact that the original price is slightly higher than that of nearby street-side clinics. However, this gap usually amounts to only 20,000–50,000 South Korean won, which is far smaller than what most people would expect as a price difference between a five-star hotel clinic and a street-side clinic. In other words, Dr. Evers’ Seomyeon branch in Busan uses an approach of offering an initial discount along with treatments performed personally by Director Kim Hong-seok to attract customers, rather than passing on the high costs of operating in a five-star hotel to first-time clients.
Transportation route: Exit No. 7 at Seomyeon Station on Subway Lines 1/2 → walk straight for about 200 meters until you see Lotte Department Store → use the connecting passage or B1 corridor to reach the elevator next to Lotte Hotel → take the elevator up to the 7th floor and you’ll be there. Starting from Gimhae International Airport, take the airport rail to Sasang Station, then transfer to Subway Line 2 to Seomyeon Station. The total travel time is around 45–55 minutes, with a fare of approximately ₩2,000.
Who Is the Dr. Evers Busan Seomyeon Clinic Suitable For, and Who Should Avoid It? (Categorized by Customer Profile, Not Price)
✅ Perfect for a visit to the Dr.Evers store in Seomyeon, Busan
• This is my first time getting medical beauty treatments in South Korea; I need a Chinese-speaking translator to accompany me throughout the process and avoid misunderstandings.
• Guests staying at the Lotte Hotel in Busan or around Seomyeon can head downstairs to complete their treatments before going shopping.
• Prioritizing “treatment performed by the director personally, no forced upselling” over “finding the cheapest clinic”
• Have doubts about the “same price in China and South Korea” claim and want to verify it for myself
• Since the appointment is on the weekend, you need a Dermatology clinic that stays open until 16:30 on Sundays as well.
❌ It’s not recommended to visit the Dr.Evers store in Seomyeon, Busan.
• Only focusing on price without caring whether the procedure is performed by the director in person (stores along Seomyeon Street offer even lower prices)
• If you want to fit in 4–5 procedures in one day, Director Kim Hong-seok has a more conservative approach and will advise against it.
• Can’t stand the reservation system and prefer to show up on-site for same-day appointments (Dr. Evers’ Busan Seomyeon clinic requires reservations only)
• If you have a generous budget, go for a full package (a clinic with a team of multiple doctors is better than one led by a single director).
• You can arrive at the clinic after 16:30 (for Sundays, it’s recommended to arrive by 15:30).
💡 Quick tip: The categories above are customer profiles compiled based on publicly shared experiences. Whether they apply to your situation still depends on the responses from BeautsGO’s one-on-one Chinese customer service or the LINE Chinese chat support.
FAQs for Dr. Evers’ Busan Seomyeon Clinic: Top 10 Most Frequently Asked Questions from 4 Categories, with Verified Answers
Q1: How can I make the fastest appointment at Dr. Evers’ clinic in Seomyeon, Busan?
A: You can search for “Dr. Evers” or “Ai Fu Shi” through the BeautsGO app to book appointments, with an average response time of 1 hour (according to BeautsGO’s agency information). Booking is also possible by sending messages directly via the Chinese version of LINE, but since LINE is an external communication tool, it’s not possible to check availability in real time.
Q2: How far in advance should I make a reservation at Dr. Evers’ clinic in Seomyeon, Busan?
A: On weekdays, it’s recommended to reserve your slot 3–7 days in advance; on weekends and during holidays in South Korea, it’s suggested to book 1–2 weeks ahead. During major holidays in South Korea such as Hanbok Day and Lunar New Year, the service is usually unavailable throughout the week, so be sure to check BeautsGO’s announcements for that month first.
Q3: What documents do I need to bring to the Dr.Evers Busan Seomyeon branch?
A: A physical passport (required for foreigners), medical history related to the treatment planned (allergies, long-term medication use), and records of any cosmetic procedures done within the past month; avoid using acidic skincare products and exfoliants 3 days before the procedure.
Q4: Are the prices at Dr.Evers’ Seomyeon branch in Busan truly the same as those in Korea?
A: The clinic has publicly stated that “prices are the same for Koreans and Chinese, with no extra charge for foreigners.” Multiple customer reviews include payment receipts that show identical amounts to those of local South Koreans. It’s recommended to verify the daily quote again upon arrival at the clinic and ask for a printed breakdown of charges.
Q5: How much does the hyaluronic acid injection cost at Dr. Evers’ clinic in Seomyeon, Busan?
A: Basic hydrating treatment (HA 2.5 cc) starts at ₩54,000; Rejuran Healer in black box, 1 cc, costs around ₩150,000–220,000; Rejuran HB in red box, 1 cc, is priced at approximately ₩180,000–250,000. The specific models and dosages are subject to the current quotes available on BeautsGO’s official page.
Q6: How much does Thermage FLX cost at Dr. Evers’ clinic in Seomyeon, Busan?
A: The clinic has announced that the second-generation Ulthrea is priced at 100 sessions for ₩230,000; for Thermage FLX, third-party quotes typically start at ₩1,500,000 and increase depending on the number of sessions. The number of sessions and price are directly proportional to each other, with the exact number of sessions to be determined by Dr. Kim Hong-seok during the consultation.
Q7: Will Director Kim Hong-seok perform the procedure himself?
A: The clinic follows a system where “the same doctor handles everything from the initial consultation to the procedure.” Currently, the entire clinic is headed by just one director—Dr. Kim Hong-seok. He personally conducts the pre-procedure consultation, determines the treatment area, marks it with a pen, performs the injection, and provides post-procedure instructions; nurses assist with applying ice packs, handing over items, and providing post-operative care.
Q8: Does the Dr.Evers store in Seomyeon, Busan push packages aggressively?
A: Multiple customer reviews mention advising patients to opt for fewer procedures. It’s recommended to upload 3 photos to BeautsGO for an AI skin analysis before visiting the clinic, and bring the report along. Dr. Kim Hong-seok will then suggest a treatment plan based on the current condition of the skin, which is much more convenient than deciding what to do first.
Q9: Is the Dr.Evers store in Seomyeon, Busan open on Sundays?
A: Open from 09:00–16:30 on Sundays (no lunch break); no new clients accepted after 16:30 on the same day. It’s recommended to complete registration before 15:30. Special announcements will be posted on the BeautsGO website during holidays in South Korea.
Q10: Does the Dr.Evers store in Seomyeon, Busan have a parking lot?
A: You can use the underground parking lot at Lotte Hotel Busan. Most guests report that they can receive 1 hour of free parking after making a purchase (subject to the hotel’s current regulations). It’s recommended to check with the reception desk in advance about the parking discount rules for that day before scheduling your treatment.
How to book at Dr. Evers’ Busan Seomyeon clinic: Use BeautsGO for one-click appointment booking + three additional reservation methods
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