Yonsei BH Clinic cost

Yonsei BH Clinic does not publish prices. Its own non-covered items page, the fee disclosure Korean clinics are expected to carry, renders as an empty table with column headings and no line items, and none of the condition pages on the site names a figure. What you pay is set at consultation and turns on which condition is being treated, how many infusions the clinic plans, and what imaging and pre-treatment testing it wants first. Ask for the total in Korean won, in writing, broken out into the procedure, the cells, the imaging and any repeat sessions, and ask plainly whether the figure quoted is per session or for a whole course.

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Cost at a glance

Typical cost: Quoted per patient
How it is priced: Quoted after consultation
Published price lines: None published
Prices checked: August 2026

Pricing is indicative and set by each clinic. Confirm the final cost directly before treatment.

How Yonsei BH Clinic prices treatment

Treatment or service	Cost	Billed
Stem cell therapy, any single condition on the agency listA medical travel agency lists 22,000 USD for this, not the clinic. See the questions below. PlacidWay shows this same figure against every one of the 33 stem cell procedures it lists for the clinic, including knee arthritis, spinal stenosis, Parkinson's disease, diabetes, liver cirrhosis and stroke. Read it as one baseline number the agency has applied across the board, not as 33 separately costed treatments.	On consultation	per procedure
Erectile dysfunction, non-surgical vascular procedure with stem cell treatmentA medical travel agency lists 22,000 USD for this, not the clinic. See the questions below. The only row on the agency list carrying its own description rather than just repeating its title, which suggests the clinic supplied the wording. The price is still the same $22,000 as every other row.	On consultation	per procedure
Anti-aging stem cell package, booked through a medical travel agencyA medical travel agency lists 33,000 USD for this, not the clinic. See the questions below. The one figure PlacidWay treats as a real package price, and the number its directory listing quotes as the clinic's starting price. It bundles travel logistics rather than being a bare procedure fee, so it is not directly comparable to the $22,000 rows. The listing adds that prices may vary based on patient condition.	On consultation	per package
Any treatment quoted direct with the clinic in SeoulNo price. The clinic quotes privately after consultation and publishes nothing on its own site, so a direct booking may not land anywhere near the agency figures. Worth pricing both routes before you commit.	On consultation	-

No prices appear on the clinic's site, and the non-covered item list is published only in Korean. Cost is settled at consultation and varies by programme, since a single joint is a different proposition from a course aimed at a neurological condition. If you are booking through a medical travel agency, ask for a split between the clinic's own fee and the agency's coordination charge before you pay a deposit.

What the price includes

Included

For the $33,000 package only, as listed by the agency: accommodation near the clinic, airport transfers and local transport, medical evaluation before treatment, the initial consultation with the medical team, and post-treatment check-ups.
Nothing is stated about what the $22,000 procedure figure covers. The agency gives no inclusions for those rows at all, which is the first thing to pin down.

Billed separately

Flights to and from Seoul, meals outside the package, personal spending during the trip, and travel or medical insurance. All four are listed as exclusions on the package.
Any treatment beyond the main package, so a second condition or a repeat infusion is billed on top.
Repeat sessions in general. Neither the clinic nor the agency says whether a figure buys one infusion or a course.
Imaging and pre-treatment testing when booking direct. No fee for these appears anywhere on the clinic's own site.

Insurance, financing and payment

Insurance

These treatments sit outside Korea's covered fee schedule, which is why the clinic carries a non-covered items page at all, though that page currently lists nothing. Overseas patients should assume self pay. Neither the clinic's site nor the agency listing mentions US insurance, HSA or FSA, and the package listing names travel and medical insurance as a patient cost rather than something it arranges. If you hold a policy that might reimburse any part of this, get the position from your insurer in writing before you fly, not from the clinic.

Financing

No payment plan, deposit policy or financing partner is published by the clinic or by the agency. The agency route is a free quote request and a chat window, so the real number arrives by email rather than off a page. Note that the agency quotes in USD while the clinic bills in Seoul and posts its own figures nowhere, so ask which currency you will actually be charged in, what the conversion is handled at, what deposit holds a date, and what is refundable if you cancel after booking flights.

Yonsei BH Clinic cost questions

How much does Yonsei BH Clinic cost?

There is no price from the clinic itself. A medical travel agency, PlacidWay, lists $22,000 for stem cell procedures at the clinic and $33,000 for an anti-aging package that also covers accommodation, transfers, evaluation and follow-up. The $22,000 is the same figure the agency shows against all 33 procedures it lists, so treat it as a rough baseline rather than the price of your specific treatment. A direct enquiry to the clinic in Seoul may return something different.

Does the clinic publish its own prices?

No. The non-covered items page on bhclinic.co.kr, which is where a Korean clinic's self-pay fees would normally be itemised, loads as a table with headings and no rows. The condition pages carry no figures either. The clinic's own Q&A board even runs a question along the lines of why the amount is expensive, but the answer sits behind a password gate, so the reasoning is not public.

Why is the same $22,000 shown for so many different treatments?

Because it is an agency listing, not a clinic price list. The same number appears against knee arthritis, rotator cuff, Parkinson's disease, diabetes, kidney failure, vision and roughly thirty other entries, which is not how a clinic prices work of that variety. The agency's own directory summary is inconsistent with it too, quoting the clinic's range as $33,000 rather than $22,000. Ask the clinic what your specific plan costs and how many sessions that figure covers.

Is RE:YOUTH the same thing as Yonsei BH Clinic?

No, and this matters if you are price shopping. RE:YOUTH is a separate brand that markets a programme in partnership with the clinic, and it carries its own listing on Bookimed with its own prices and a different address. Figures published under the RE:YOUTH name are that programme's, not the clinic's, so do not assume they are what Yonsei BH Clinic will quote you at its Gangnam address.

Where these figures come from

Last checked August 2026. Clinics change their prices without notice, so treat every figure here as a starting point and confirm it in writing.