Potenza RF Microneedling Cost: Reading a Potenza Quote Line by Line, From the Doctor Who Writes Them

Dr. Hyunji Kim
2026-09-297 min read
Medically reviewed by Dr. Hyunji Kim · Last reviewed

I'm Dr. Hyunji Kim, director and lead physician at Delphic Clinic in Gangnam, one minute from Sinnonhyeon Station. I came to aesthetic medicine from Korea University Medical Center and am a member of the Korean Academy of Aesthetic Surgery & Laser Medicine and the Korean Filler Society, among others. Lifting, laser and anti-ageing care fill my days, and Potenza is one of the treatments I plan and perform most often.
Potenza RF microneedling cost is a question I get asked several times a week, and it almost always comes with confusion about why two quotes for "Potenza" look so different. Usually both clinics are honest; they are simply pricing different tips, different offers and different session counts. So instead of another price overview, this page reads a Potenza quote the way I would read it with you across my desk.
Reading a Potenza quote line by line
If you want the broader picture of RF microneedling on a Seoul menu, my guide to what Korean microneedling really means covers it. Here I stay with the money. A clear Potenza estimate should let you point at each line and say what it buys.
N25 or CP25 pumping: what the extra tip money buys
Potenza has many tips, and the tip decides how the energy reaches your skin. At Delphic the N25 is our standard full-face tip. The CP25 pumping tip is used when I want to deliver a solution into the skin during the same pass, which is why it is listed at a slightly higher price and why a tip change appears as its own small line.
The more expensive tip is not automatically the better choice. For many patients whose main concern is pores and texture, the N25 does the job. I suggest the pumping tip when your skin would genuinely benefit from the combination, and I will tell you when it would not.
First-visit trial price versus the regular price
Here are our published Potenza prices, including the first-visit trial and any current event price. International patients pay exactly what Korean patients pay.
| Potenza Laser (N25 tip included) Full Face | ₩180,000$130 |
| Potenza Pumping (CP25 tip included) Full Face | ₩200,000$140 |
| Potenza Tip Change (CP25 Pumping) N25 -> CP25 | ₩20,000$10 |
| Session Potenza Laser (including N25 tip) (First-visit trial) | ₩109,000$80 |
| Potenza Laser (including N25 tip) (Event price) | ₩129,000$90 |
A trial price is a fair way to find out how your skin reacts before you commit. The mistake is budgeting the whole series at the trial price. When I cost a plan, I use the trial price for session one and the regular price for every session after it.
The real number is the series, not the session
Potenza is usually repeated every two to three weeks. Pores and texture tend to respond earlier; scars take longer and are judged later, which I explain in my Potenza before and after timeline. So the true Potenza RF microneedling cost is the session price times the number of sessions your goal needs.
For an international patient, add the flights between sessions, or plan an intensive first visit and continue closer to home. My earlier Potenza cost guide for Korea compares local and overseas pricing in more depth, if that is the decision you are weighing.
Quote checker: six lines your Potenza estimate should show
Copy this list and hold every Potenza quote against it, ours included. A clinic that fills it in without hesitation is one you can budget with.
- 1
The tip, by name
N25, CP25 or another, and why it was chosen for you.
- 2
The area
Full face, or which zones exactly.
- 3
The offer
Trial, event or regular, and the price of the next session.
- 4
Every add-on
Listed separately, so you can decline what you don't need.
- 5
The series
Number of sessions and the interval between them.
- 6
Who treats you
Whether a doctor performs the treatment.

A good quote should still make sense when you read it on the plane home. If it doesn't, ask again before you pay.— Dr. Hyunji Kim, Delphic Clinic
When Potenza is money you should keep
- Your main worry is sagging along the jaw. Potenza improves texture and pores; lifting needs a different plan.
- You have active, inflamed acne right now. We settle that first, then talk about Potenza.
- Your scars are deep and tethered. Microneedling alone often underdelivers there, and another tool may need to come first.
- You can only come once and expect a finished result. One session is a start, not a series.
Verified Google reviews
4.7 · 260 Google reviewsI received ONDA lifting and Juvelook Skin treatment at Delpic Clinic. Before the procedure, Dr. K carefully examined my skin condition and explained everything in a kind and easy-to-understand way, which made me feel very comfortable and reassured. During the treatment, I could really tell that Dr. K was highly skilled, so I felt confident and at ease throughout the entire process. Overall, I was very satisfied with my experience. It’s definitely a clinic I would love to visit again.
I had a really great experience at Delphic Clinic. The staff were very friendly and made me feel comfortable from the moment I walked in. They explained everything clearly in English and didn’t try to oversell unnecessary treatments, which I really appreciated. The clinic is very clean and modern, and the whole process felt professional and well-organized. Overall, I would definitely recommend this clinic, especially if you’re a foreigner looking for a trustworthy place in Korea.
Book a free 1:1 consultation and I will choose the tip, set the session count and write down the full cost before we begin. English and Chinese interpreters are on site, international patients pay the same price as Korean patients, and the clinic is one minute from Sinnonhyeon Station Exit 3.

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Frequently asked questions
How much does Potenza RF microneedling cost?
At Delphic, a full-face Potenza session with the N25 tip and a full-face session with the CP25 pumping tip are listed separately, and the published price table on this page shows both, along with the first-visit trial price. The real cost is the session price multiplied by the number of sessions your skin needs.
What is the difference between the N25 and CP25 Potenza tips?
They are different tip set-ups on the same device. The N25 is our standard full-face tip; the CP25 pumping tip is used when we want to deliver a solution into the skin in the same pass. I choose the tip for your skin, not the other way round.
Is the Potenza first-visit trial price a catch?
No, it is a real lower price for your first session. Just plan the rest of the series at the regular price, so the budget you set is the one you actually pay.
How many Potenza sessions will I need?
Potenza is usually repeated every two to three weeks as a series. The number depends on whether we are treating pores, scars or both, and I give it to you in writing after examining your skin.
Do foreigners pay more for Potenza in Korea?
Not at Delphic. International patients pay exactly the same price as Korean patients, with no interpreter fee added.

Written by
Dr. Hyunji Kim
Dr. Hyunji Kim is the director and lead physician at Delphic Clinic in Gangnam, Seoul. She trained at Korea University Medical Center and personally performs consultations and procedures for both local and international patients.
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