Rejuran Healer 2cc is ₩310,000 and Juvelook 5cc is ₩420,000 on one Seoul price list. See why the per-session gap exists and what to check on a quote.
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On Beautystone's price list, Rejuran Healer 2cc is ₩310,000 and Juvelook 5cc is ₩420,000 per session. The two products contain different ingredients, cover a different amount of skin per vial, and are usually planned over a different number of sessions, so setting the single-session prices side by side doesn't tell you much on its own. In this article, we'll cover what each price includes, how much product a full face may need, which side effects need care right away, and which quote fits your concern.
Quick summary
Rejuran Healer and Juvelook are priced differently because they do different jobs, not because one is a premium version of the other.
Basis: List prices as of September 8, 2026, VAT not included.
For full-face skin hydration with Rejuran, an expert panel suggests 2 to 4 mL per session, 3 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart.
What to check on a quote: which product type, how many cc, and how many sessions.
How Much Is 1 Session of Rejuran Healer or Juvelook?
Here are the figures on the public price list. Juvelook Skin isn't on the main list, so it's shown from the promotion page along with the promotion dates. Seoul clinic pricing — subject to change.
Item | Price (VAT not included) | Basis |
|---|---|---|
Rejuran Healer 2cc | ₩310,000 | Price list, September 8, 2026 |
Juvelook 5cc | ₩420,000 | Price list, September 8, 2026 |
Juvelook Skin, 1 vial (5cc) | ₩400,000 | Promotion, September 1 to November 30, 2026 |
Juvelook Skin 1 vial (5cc) + Rejuran HB 2cc | ₩700,000 | Promotion, September 1 to November 30, 2026 |
Keep in mind that "Juvelook 5cc" on the price list doesn't name a product type. Juvelook comes in several types that hold different amounts per vial, so which type and how many vials you'd get is something to confirm at your consultation. If the bundle caught your eye, our guide to Rejuran HB versus Rejuran explains how the two differ.

Why Does Each Skin Booster Cost Differently per Session?
They're built from different ingredients, and those ingredients work in different ways. Rejuran Healer (sold under the product name Rejuran) holds 2 mL of PN, an ingredient taken from salmon. Juvelook mixes PDLLA, tiny particles that dissolve slowly, with hyaluronic acid.
*PN (polynucleotide): an ingredient purified from salmon DNA.*
*PDLLA: slowly dissolving micro-particles that take up space under the skin.*
In Korea, Juvelook is approved as a product whose particles physically fill the layer beneath the skin to soften wrinkles for a while. The idea that it helps your skin make collagen comes from the manufacturer and from published research rather than from that approval. Rejuran is also approved in Korea for temporarily improving facial wrinkles.
Because the ingredients differ, the amount injected per visit and the number of visits differ too. That means two single-session prices can hide very different treatment plans.

Is 1 Vial of Rejuran Healer Enough for Your Whole Face?
For a full face, a single 2cc vial sits at the low end of one session. An international panel of doctors who use Rejuran suggests 2 to 4 mL across the whole face per session for skin hydration and texture, repeated 3 times at 4-week intervals. If the area is narrower, like the forehead or around the eyes, one vial may be enough for that session.
Juvelook is rarely a one-and-done plan either. In 20 people treated for nasolabial folds (the lines from nose to mouth corners) with 3 sessions 1 month apart, 85% were rated improved 3 months after the final session. That study had no comparison group and didn't name which Juvelook type was used, so treat it as a rough guide. Results differ from person to person.
Plan described | Area | Sessions | Spacing |
|---|---|---|---|
Rejuran (PN), expert panel | Whole face | 3 | 4 weeks |
Juvelook, 20-person study | Nasolabial folds | 3 | 1 month |
So the number that tells you the real cost isn't the price of one session. It's a quote that spells out how many cc, how many weeks apart, and how many times.

Skin Booster Side Effects: What Fades and What Needs Care Now
Bruising, redness, swelling, pain, tenderness, itching, or a rash at the injection sites are common after injections and usually settle within a few days to weeks. In the 20-person Juvelook study, only temporary swelling and bruising were reported.
Rarely, though, an injected product can block a blood vessel. The U.S. FDA warns, in its guidance on dermal fillers, that this can cause tissue death, vision problems including blindness, and stroke. Skin boosters are injected under the skin as well, so it's safest to watch for the same signs.
What usually passes
Bruising and swelling at the injection sites that shrink a little each day
Redness or itching that calms down within days
See a doctor right away
Skin near an injection site turns white, gray, or blue
Pain that feels unusual
Go to the nearest emergency room
Any change in your vision
Sudden difficulty speaking, or numbness or weakness in your face, arms, or legs
Difficulty walking, face drooping, severe headache, dizziness, or confusion
Sending the clinic a photo is fine as an extra step after you've been seen, but it never replaces getting care.

Fine Texture or Hollow Areas: Which Price Should You Compare?
It helps to sort the choice by the concern each product has results for. In a study of 27 people, one side of the eye area got a PN product and the other side got hyaluronic acid, 3 times 2 weeks apart. Overall improvement scores were similar on both sides. Gains in elasticity, hydration, roughness, and pore volume were higher on the PN side, though the elasticity and hydration gains faded over time on both sides.
Your main concern | Quote to look at first | Numbers to check |
|---|---|---|
Fine lines and rough texture around the eyes or cheeks | Rejuran Healer | cc per session, weeks between sessions, number of sessions |
Folding lines like nasolabial folds, or hollow spots | Juvelook | Which type, how many vials, number of sessions |
Both at once | Each product separately, or a bundle | Same day, or spaced apart |
This table reflects the concerns studied so far, not a ranking. Whether to combine the two, and in what order, is decided after your skin is examined. At Beautystone, the doctor first separates the areas where texture is the issue from the areas that look hollow, then chooses the product and the cc for each.

What Should a Skin Booster Quote Spell Out?
A useful quote fills in every line below. If one is missing, that's the first thing to ask about, because each blank can change the total.
Product name and type (for Juvelook, the exact type, not just "5cc")
cc or vials per session, and for which areas
Number of sessions and the weeks between them
Whether VAT, numbing cream, and consultation fees are included
Fortunately, these are quick questions to ask. A clinic that has already planned your treatment can usually answer each one on the spot. If you're visiting Seoul for a short stay, the number of sessions and their spacing also tell you whether the plan fits your trip or needs a follow-up visit.
That said, two quotes with the same total can still differ. One might put 2cc across the whole face, while another puts 4cc into the same area, and that difference only shows up when the cc line is filled in.
The Bottom Line: Compare cc, Interval, and Sessions
Like any procedure, a skin booster comes with trade-offs, and the choice depends on your skin, your goals, and your budget. Before you decide, ask how many cc you'd get per session and how many weeks apart the sessions would be. That one answer turns two very different price tags into something you can compare.
Beautystone is a clinic in Seoul's Hapjeong area. When you reach out, include the areas that bother you most, any skin boosters you've had before and when, and the dates you'll be in Seoul.
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