To Those in Their 30s Who Keep Comparing Rejuran Prices — and Wasting Money

To Those in Their 30s Who Keep Comparing Rejuran Prices — and Wasting Money

Last Thursday,

a working professional in their late 30s came in for a consultation.

They had already gotten quotes from three clinics in Gangnam,

and asked me: "It's the same Rejuran — so why is there a two-fold price difference?"

Honestly, that question

comes up more than ten times a month.

But here's the thing that really matters:

if you're only comparing price tags, you'll end up losing out in the end.

Rejuran Healer, HB, and Eyes — Similar Names, Very Different Purposes

Rejuran is an injectable procedure that uses

salmon DNA (PDRN/PN) to stimulate skin recovery.

Many people refer to it all as simply "Rejuran,"

but in reality, Healer, HB, and Eyes

are three distinct products with different formulations.

Healer targets tissue recovery,

HB combines hyaluronic acid for hydration and Elasticity,

and Eyes is formulated specifically for the eye area with finer particles.

Why Rejuran Prices Vary — The Real Reason

"Rejuran Healer vs. HB vs. Eyes: Breaking Down the Price Differences and Value"

— Dr. Wi Young-jin (Seoul Beautystone Clinic)

There was a 47-year-old patient who came in last month.

She had visited another clinic after seeing an ad for "Rejuran — 120,000 KRW per session,"

only to find out afterward that it was a 1cc dosage.

A standard vial of authentic Rejuran Healer contains 2ml (2cc),

with a PN concentration of 20mg/ml.

So a 1cc procedure essentially means

only half a vial was used.

Here's the tricky part:

even if the price looks lower, using half the volume means

you'll need to come back twice to see noticeable results.

Once you factor in travel time and transportation costs,

it actually ends up costing more overall.

HB is typically priced 30,000–50,000 KRW higher than Healer.

Because it contains hyaluronic acid,

you'll notice more immediate volume and hydration on the day of the procedure —

but for pure skin recovery, Healer is the more effective option.

Eyes is formulated exclusively for the eye area,

so the volume per vial is smaller at 1ml,

which is why it's typically priced lower than Healer —

but it's not suited for use on other areas of the face.

Which Type of Rejuran Is Right for You?

It does vary case by case,

but here's how I generally guide my patients.

If you're in your early-to-mid 30s

with decent Elasticity but concerned about Pores and uneven Skin Texture,

3 sessions of Healer typically offers the best value.

For those in their late 30s to early 40s

who are noticing thinner, drier skin overall,

HB tends to deliver more noticeable results more quickly.

If your concern is specifically the eye area,

Eyes alone is the right choice.

But if your primary goal is overall Lifting,

honestly, a combination of other procedures would serve you better than Rejuran.

Rejuran is a skin Recovery procedure — not a Lifting one.

Three Things to Verify Before Your Rejuran Consultation

Q1. Is it safe to trust clinics advertising Rejuran for around 90,000 KRW as a promotional price?

A. In my professional opinion, that warrants some skepticism.

The wholesale cost of authentic Rejuran alone

already exceeds that figure for a 2ml vial.

In most cases, it's either a 1ml procedure,

or the discount only applies to the first session — with sessions 2 and 3 at full price.

When getting a quote, ask for the total cost of 3 sessions upfront,

and you'll get a much clearer picture of what you're actually paying.

Q2. How many sessions are needed to maintain results?

A. The standard protocol is typically 3 sessions at 2–4 week intervals.

After that, one maintenance session every 6 months is generally recommended.

I've had patients who said they saw no improvement after 10 sessions elsewhere,

but noticed a significant reduction in Pores after just 3 sessions here

once we adjusted the dosage and depth appropriately —

though I want to be clear that results vary by individual and I can't make any guarantees.

Q3. What about side effects or precautions?

A. This procedure isn't without its considerations.

Injection marks typically remain visible for 1–3 days,

and about 1–2 in 10 patients may experience some Bruising.

Those who are pregnant or breastfeeding,

have a keloid-prone skin type,

or have active inflammation at the treatment site should avoid this procedure.

That said, PDRN-based injectables have a low incidence of systemic side effects,

making them one of the safer options among skin Recovery procedures.

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