Rejuran Healer Cost in Busan: Comparing 2cc and 4cc Treatments

What Rejuran Healer is

Rejuran Healer is a Korean skin booster made from polynucleotides (PN), which are derived from salmon DNA. It is injected into the skin in small amounts to support skin repair, hydration and texture. Rejuran is popular in Korea for skin that looks tired, rough or thin, and for people who want a gradual improvement in skin quality rather than added volume.

When visitors ask about cost, they often compare 2cc and 4cc treatments. This guide explains what the volume means, why the amount used can differ, and how pricing works at our clinic.

What 2cc and 4cc mean

The "cc" refers to the volume of product injected. Rejuran is typically supplied in 2cc syringes, so a 2cc treatment generally uses one syringe and a 4cc treatment uses two. The product is spread across the treatment area in many small injections.

The amount needed depends on:

Size of the area. A full face may be treated differently from a smaller zone such as the cheeks.
Additional areas. Adding the neck or under-eye area increases the amount used.
Skin condition. Thinner or more damaged skin may be treated with a different plan.
Treatment goals. Some people focus on overall texture, others on a specific concern such as pores or fine lines.

A larger volume is not automatically better. The doctor chooses an amount that suits your skin and the area being treated.

Rejuran price at Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon

At Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon, Rejuran 2cc is listed at KRW 139,000. This is a first-visit price in KRW, VAT excluded (10% VAT added at payment), checked October 2026. First-visit prices apply once per new patient per item.

A 4cc plan is not on our published price list, so it is quoted after an in-person consultation, once the doctor has confirmed the areas and the amount of product appropriate for you. Payment is made on the day of treatment after the consultation confirms the plan. You can see the full list on our price list.

When a doctor might suggest more product

A doctor may discuss a larger amount in situations such as:

Face and neck together. The neck often shows texture changes and may be included in the plan.
Wider coverage. Treating the whole face evenly rather than a few areas.
Combination with other treatments. The plan may change if Rejuran is paired with lasers or lifting.

Equally, the doctor may suggest that 2cc is suitable for your goals, especially for a first treatment. Ask how the product will be distributed so you understand what you are paying for.

Sessions, results and other skin booster options

Rejuran is often given as a series rather than a single treatment, because skin quality improves gradually. Some people notice their skin looks more hydrated or smoother within a few weeks, while others see change more slowly. Results vary and are not guaranteed. Your doctor will suggest a number of sessions and an interval.

If you are comparing skin boosters, other listed options at our clinic include:

Water Glow 2cc. KRW 39,000, a hydration-focused booster.
Exosome 2.5cc. KRW 49,000.

Both are first-visit prices in KRW, VAT excluded, checked October 2026. Learn more on our Rejuran page and skin boosters overview.

Side effects and aftercare

Rejuran involves many small injections, so small raised bumps at the injection points are common and usually settle within a day or so. Redness, mild swelling and occasional bruising can also occur. Numbing cream is commonly used to make the treatment more comfortable. Avoid heavy makeup, saunas and intense exercise for a short time afterwards, following the doctor's advice.

Tell the doctor if you have a fish or salmon allergy, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have an active skin infection, as Rejuran may not be suitable. Please consult a doctor in these situations.