Chief MD
Ha-neul Son
Chief MD at the Jamsil branch of Abijou Medical Clinic.
Jamsil
Applied exosome guide — regulatory status and evidence
Lowest listed price for Exosome Application at Abijou Jamsil in Seoul is ₩165,000~ (Exosome & LDM 1 Session · VAT excluded), Price observed 2026-10-14. Your final treatment plan, product choice and total cost are confirmed only after an in-person evaluation by the treating clinician at this branch.
An exosome is a vesicle released by cells, not a cell — and on this menu it is sold as something applied to the skin by the ampoule, including a version paired with LDM, rather than as an injection. That distinction governs how the cited documents apply: FDA states there are currently no FDA-approved exosome products, and its public safety notification addresses exosomes used to treat diseases and conditions in humans, which is not the same as a ruling about a preparation applied to skin. This page sets out what the sources do state, including a 2026 systematic review in which most of the 21 included studies were preclinical, and what has to be asked because the listing names no product.
| Official menu item | Price |
|---|---|
| Exosome & LDM 1 Session | ₩165,000 |
Price observed: 2026-10-14. These are non-covered services and VAT is not included. Actual costs vary by condition and treatment plan. ※ Final payment amount may vary depending on special offers or promotional periods at the time of visit. *Payment will be made upon visit
The current official Jamsil menu lists Exosome Application.
Lowest listed price: ₩165,000~ (Exosome & LDM 1 Session · VAT excluded) · Price observed 2026-10-14

The clinic is on the 6th and 7th floors at 96 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu. Park behind the building, by the parking attendant booth; valet costs KRW 2,000. The nearest station is Jamsilsaenae (Line 2), Exit 4, about 307 m away and roughly a 4-minute walk. Open the Naver, Kakao or Google map link to route from where you are.
Settle what will physically happen, step by step, and settle it before money changes hands. Confirm that the procedure is an application and that nothing in the visit breaks the skin surface — and if something does, ask what that step is, because it changes both the procedure and the questions worth asking about the product. Confirm how many ampoules are used in one session and what becomes of the remainder if one is opened. Confirm what else is performed in the same appointment, including any device time, and whether that is billed separately. Ask what you may feel during and afterwards, and what the clinic wants to be told about. Ask how the clinic is contacted once you are home again, who reviews photographs, and how quickly. And ask the question the listing leaves entirely open: what exactly is in the ampoule, by name and in writing. An answer that arrives as reassurance rather than as a product name has told you something useful about what can be verified.
It is a vesicle — a small membrane-bounded package released by cells — and it is not itself a cell. That single point clears up most of the confusion around this menu word, because exosome preparations are routinely sold alongside stem cell language, and being derived from cells is not the same as being cells. A cell divides, responds to its surroundings and can take up residence; a vesicle is material that a cell has released, carrying whatever cargo it was loaded with, and nothing in that description implies a living component. Two limits belong with it. The listing here does not state what the ampoule contains, what it was derived from, or in what concentration, so nothing on this page describes the contents of any specific product. And the term is doing more work in marketing than in the literature: the 2026 systematic review cited throughout this page names the absence of an agreed standard for characterising extracellular vesicles, which means a word on a label is not by itself evidence of what is in the bottle.
Sources: Exosomes in skin rejuvenation: systematic review, Dermatol Pract Concept 2026
The lowest captured Exosome Application price is ₩165,000~ (Exosome & LDM 1 Session), excluding VAT, observed on 2026-10-14. The final amount depends on the confirmed product, area, amount and event eligibility.
The official Jamsil treatment menu currently lists Exosome Application. Confirm current availability and suitability during consultation.
Use the linked official price page for this branch, since prices are not frozen on this guide.
No. Saturday runs 10:00–16:30 straight through. Monday to Friday is 10:00–20:00 with a lunch break from 14:00 to 15:00.
Sunday and public holidays are closed. Substitute holidays, temporary holidays and the day before a traditional holiday run as usual.
Behind the building, by the parking attendant booth. Valet parking costs KRW 2,000.
Not through the website: the Jamsil booking page is in Korean only. Foreign-language consultation is not listed for this branch, so this site does not promise it. For booking questions you can call 1600-0379. Browser translation also works on the Korean booking page.
Availability on the booking menu does not mean a treatment is suitable for every visitor.
Consultation and treatment are provided by the medical team at this branch. The clinician shown leads the branch; the doctor assigned to your visit may vary, so confirm the assignment when booking.
Chief MD
Chief MD at the Jamsil branch of Abijou Medical Clinic.
Listed branch medical team — not a medical-review byline for this article.
Abijou began in Gangnam in 2006 and the network now runs 17 branches across Korea. Jamsil is the branch for the Songpa-gu side of Seoul. Booking for this branch runs through the Korean-language page, unlike branches such as Gangnam, Myeongdong and Hongdae, which have an English booking flow.
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There is no inquiry form on this page. Book on the reservation center (the page for this branch is in Korean), or call the branch on 1600-0379.