Treatment guide · Facials & Peels

PRX-T33 in Seoul

A TCA-based peel designed to firm and brighten skin with little visible peeling.

Ask the clinic for: PRX-T33 (피알엑스 필링)

PRX-T33 treatment at a skin clinic in Seoul

Quick answer

PRX-T33 is a clinic peel that combines 33% TCA with hydrogen peroxide and kojic acid, designed to stimulate the skin with little visible peeling. It is used for texture, fine lines, dullness, pigment and acne scars. In Seoul it costs about ₩100,000–₩300,000, takes 20–30 minutes, has little downtime and usually needs 4–6 sessions about a week apart.

Estimated cost in Seoul

₩100,000–₩300,000

Treatment time

20–30 minutes

Downtime

Minimal; mild redness

Results show

Within days

Results last

Several months after a course

Sessions

4–6 sessions, 1–2 weeks apart

PRX-T33 explained

PRX-T33 is a branded peel solution from Italy. Unlike a standard TCA peel, it is not meant to frost the skin or cause heavy peeling. It is used on the face, neck and body, including stretch marks.


How PRX-T33 works

The TCA reaches the dermis and stimulates skin renewal, while hydrogen peroxide is designed to limit surface peeling and the TCA's burning effect. Kojic acid supports brightening. The practitioner massages the solution into the skin until it is absorbed, then removes it. Results build over a short course of weekly sessions.


Who PRX-T33 is for

  • Dull skin and rough texture
  • Fine lines and mild laxity
  • Shallow acne scars and enlarged pores
  • Stretch marks
  • Visitors who want a peel without days of flaking


Who should avoid PRX-T33

  • Pregnancy or breastfeeding
  • Active infection, cold sores or open wounds
  • Sunburnt skin
  • Recent isotretinoin use, without doctor advice
  • Deep scars that need resurfacing or subcision


What happens at the appointment

  1. Consultation and skin check
  2. Cleansing and degreasing
  3. PRX-T33 massaged into the skin in layers
  4. Solution removed with water
  5. Moisturiser and sunscreen applied


Aftercare and flying home

  • Use gentle cleanser and moisturiser
  • Apply sunscreen daily
  • Avoid saunas and hot baths for 24 hours
  • Avoid scrubs and strong acids for a few days
  • Use any home cream given by the clinic


Side effects and risks

  • Warmth, itching or stinging during treatment
  • Mild redness for a few hours
  • Light flaking in some people
  • Rare dark marks or irritation


How much does PRX-T33 cost in Seoul?

₩100,000–₩300,000 (about US$75–220) — Price depends on the area treated, the number of vials used and whether you buy a course. It often costs more than a standard glycolic or salicylic peel. Prices are estimates and change with promotions.


Why get PRX-T33 in Korea?

Seoul clinics offer PRX-T33 at competitive prices, often in courses or combined with skin boosters. Its low visible downtime makes it practical for short trips.

Prices are estimates gathered for Seoul clinics and change with brand, dose and promotions — confirm a quote with the clinic before booking. This page is general information, not medical advice; a doctor will assess whether a treatment suits you at consultation.

Updated October 2026

Frequently asked questions


How much does PRX-T33 cost in Seoul?

Most clinics charge about ₩100,000–₩300,000 per session. Courses of 4–6 sessions often lower the price per visit.


Does PRX-T33 hurt?

Most people feel warmth, tingling or itching for a few minutes. It is usually less painful than a standard TCA peel.


How many PRX-T33 sessions do I need?

Usually 4–6 sessions, about one week apart. Some people see brighter skin after the first session.


Can I fly after PRX-T33?

Yes. Downtime is minimal, so flying the same or next day is fine. Use sunscreen at your destination.


Is PRX-T33 safe?

It is generally well tolerated when done by trained staff. It is not used in pregnancy, and darker skin needs careful sun protection.


Does PRX-T33 make your skin peel?

Usually very little. It is designed to work without the heavy peeling of a standard TCA peel, though some people get light flaking.

Where to get it in Seoul

Foreigner-friendly clinics cluster around Gangnam, Sinsa–Apgujeong–Cheongdam and Myeongdong. Tap a number to zoom in, then tap a pin to ask the clinic on WhatsApp whether they offer this treatment and for a quote.

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