Start with the reason for your visit
Write down the skin texture, facial contour or other concern you want to discuss. You can bring a treatment name, but a consultation is also the place to ask whether that menu fits your situation. Our treatment directory brings together published options including Juvelook, HIFU and botulinum toxin.
Getting to our Ginza clinic
The address is HULIC & New GINZA 8, 11F, 8-9-7 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. Allow approximately three minutes on foot from Shimbashi Station or seven from Ginza Station. The clinic opens 10:00–22:00, with final reception at 21:30, and is Wednesdays open from December 9, 2026; closed through December 2. A final reception time is not a guarantee that every procedure can start then; confirm a suitable appointment for your menu.
What to prepare for the consultation
Bring a record of recent procedures, current medicines and allergies, together with the areas you want to discuss. Mention possible pregnancy and your travel schedule. This helps the doctor assess your circumstances; it is not an instruction to stop or change any medicine yourself.
Resident offers and visitor offers have different conditions
The first-visit offer section on this website is for people living in Japan who are new to this clinic. Tourist-only offers have separate eligibility conditions. Visiting Tokyo for the first time does not automatically qualify you for a Japan-resident price. Ask for the applicable menu and the full tax-inclusive total.
Leave space to make a considered decision
You do not have to choose a procedure immediately after hearing about it. Understand the treatment, alternatives, costs and contact arrangements before deciding. When requesting an appointment, include your preferred language, intended treatment and travel dates so the clinic can confirm the arrangements.
Prices reflect the information available on the check date. Confirm suitability, treatment details and the total at consultation. These are private-pay treatments; outcomes and recovery vary.
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Visiting from overseas: practical questions
Can I have a consultation in English?
The clinic director consults in English, Japanese and Korean. Chinese interpretation is available; request your preferred language when booking so the clinic can confirm arrangements.
Where is the clinic in Tokyo?
BEAUTYON CLINIC GINZA is on the 11th floor of HULIC & New GINZA 8, 8-9-7 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan. It is approximately a 3-minute walk from Shimbashi Station and a 7-minute walk from Ginza Station.
Can I visit in the evening?
Opening hours are 10:00–22:00, with final reception at 21:30. The clinic is Wednesdays open from December 9, 2026; closed through December 2. Confirm the appointment time for your chosen treatment; final reception does not mean every treatment can start at 21:30.
Are treatment prices in US dollars, pounds or Japanese yen?
Treatment prices are in Japanese yen unless a menu expressly states another currency. Check both the price before tax and the tax-inclusive total. A dollar or pound conversion is only a reference; confirm the payment currency and final amount before treatment.
Do tourist visitors qualify for Japan-resident first-visit offers?
The first-visit offers on the Japanese website are limited to Japan residents attending this clinic for the first time. Visitors from overseas should check the separate tourist offers or applicable regular menu. First time in Japan does not itself meet the resident condition.
What should I confirm before a treatment during my trip?
Tell the clinic your travel dates, treatment history, medicines, allergies and preferred language. Ask about suitability, total fees, expected recovery, aftercare and how to contact the clinic after leaving Japan. Same-day treatment and no downtime are not guaranteed.
