Korean Skin Booster Prices: Comparing Rejuran, Juvelook and Water Glow

Three different approaches to skin quality

Rejuran, Juvelook and Water Glow are all discussed as skin quality treatments in Korean clinics, but they are not interchangeable. They use different ingredients, aim at different concerns and are priced in different ways. Understanding these differences helps you compare costs fairly, because a lower price does not always mean the same treatment.

Water Glow. A hydration-focused skin booster, often chosen for dry, dull or dehydrated skin.
Rejuran. A polynucleotide (PN) booster derived from purified salmon DNA fragments, aimed at texture, fine lines and skin resilience.
Juvelook. A combination of PDLLA and hyaluronic acid, intended to stimulate collagen gradually and often discussed for pores, texture and firmness.

Our skin boosters page gives more background on each. Keep in mind that brand names can cover more than one product version, so it is always worth confirming exactly which product a quote refers to.

Listed prices at Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon

The listed first-visit prices are:

Water Glow, 2cc. 39,000 KRW.
Rejuran, 2cc. 139,000 KRW.
Juvelook. Quoted after an in-person consultation, because the product type and amount vary.

Listed prices are in Korean won, VAT excluded (10% VAT is added at payment), and are first-visit prices checked October 2026. First-visit prices apply once per new patient per item. Another listed booster is Exosome 2.5cc at 49,000 KRW. See the full price list.

Why the prices differ

Several general factors explain why skin booster prices vary between products and between clinics:

Ingredient and product cost. Polynucleotide and collagen-stimulating products generally cost more to produce and buy than simpler hydration products.
Volume. Prices are often quoted per cc or per vial. Always compare the same volume.
Product type. Each brand may have several versions, for example Juvelook and Juvelook Volume, which differ in purpose and price.
Injection method. Hand injection, injection devices or cannulas may affect the session time and cost.
Numbing and aftercare. Some prices include numbing cream or calming care; others do not.
VAT and conditions. Check whether VAT is included and whether a price is first-visit only.

Matching treatment to concern, not just price

Choosing a booster on price alone can lead to a treatment that does not address your main concern. As a general guide for discussion with your doctor:

Mainly dry or dull skin. A hydration booster such as Water Glow is often discussed first.
Texture, fine lines, thin or sensitive-looking skin. Rejuran may be discussed.
Pores, gradual firmness, mild hollowness. Juvelook may be discussed.
Mixed concerns. Some people have more than one booster over time, which the doctor will sequence.

Results vary between individuals, and evidence for some products is still developing. A doctor decides suitability at consultation, and may recommend a different option from the one you had in mind once they have examined your skin in person.

Sessions, downtime and total cost

When thinking about cost, consider how many sessions you may need and how much downtime each involves:

Water Glow. Usually mild redness and small marks, often settling within hours to a day.
Rejuran. Small bumps at injection points commonly settle within about a day, and bruising is possible.
Juvelook. Swelling may last a few days, and results build over weeks to months. Collagen-stimulating products can occasionally cause persistent nodules.

Also consider how downtime affects the real cost of your trip. A treatment that leaves visible bumps or swelling for several days may mean rearranging plans, photos or meetings. For a short visit, some people start with a lighter option and return for something more involved on a later trip. Others plan a longer stay specifically so they can recover comfortably in Busan before flying home.

Many people follow a series of sessions spaced weeks apart for any of these, so the total cost depends on your plan. If you are visiting Busan once, ask the doctor what a single session can realistically achieve. Pregnant or breastfeeding patients, and anyone with fish allergies or autoimmune conditions, should consult a doctor first.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the cheapest skin booster?

Among the listed boosters, Water Glow 2cc has the lowest listed price at 39,000 KRW, VAT excluded. However, the most suitable booster depends on your skin, not price alone.