Rejuran Treatment in Busan: Skin Benefits, Injection Costs and Healing Time

October 25, 2026
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What Rejuran is

Rejuran is an injectable skin treatment developed in Korea. Its main ingredient is polynucleotide (PN), a substance derived from purified salmon DNA fragments. Rather than adding volume like a filler, Rejuran is injected in small amounts into the skin to support the skin's own repair processes. It is often grouped with "skin boosters", treatments that focus on skin quality rather than shape.


Many visitors to Busan ask about Rejuran because it is closely associated with the Korean approach to healthy-looking skin. You can find more background on our Rejuran page.


Possible skin benefits

People usually consider Rejuran for concerns related to skin quality. Commonly discussed goals include:


  • Texture. Skin that feels rough or uneven.
  • Fine lines. Especially early lines on the cheeks and around the eyes.
  • Elasticity. Skin that looks tired or has lost some bounce.
  • Skin resilience. Skin that seems thin or easily irritated.
  • Support for scarring. Sometimes discussed as part of a wider plan for mild acne scarring.


Evidence for polynucleotide treatments is still developing, and results vary between individuals. Changes are usually gradual and subtle, and many treatment plans involve more than one session spaced several weeks apart. A doctor will advise whether Rejuran suits your skin and how many sessions might be reasonable.


Rejuran injection cost at Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon

The listed first-visit price at Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon is:


  • Rejuran, 2cc. 139,000 KRW.


This is in Korean won, VAT excluded (10% VAT is added at payment), and is the first-visit price, checked October 2026. First-visit prices apply once per new patient per item. If the doctor recommends a different amount or combines Rejuran with another treatment, the plan and total are confirmed at your consultation. You can see other skin booster prices, such as Water Glow and Exosome, on our price list.


When comparing Rejuran prices elsewhere, check the volume in cc, whether the product is genuine and sealed, whether VAT is included, and whether numbing is part of the session.


What happens during the treatment

A typical Rejuran session follows a straightforward sequence:


  1. Consultation. The doctor examines your skin and confirms suitability and volume.
  2. Cleansing and numbing. A numbing cream is usually applied to make the injections more comfortable.
  3. Injection. Small amounts are placed across the treatment area with a fine needle.
  4. Calming. The skin is cleaned and soothed before you leave.


Rejuran injections are often described as more noticeable than some other skin boosters, because the product is placed in many small points. Comfort varies from person to person.


Healing time and aftercare

Rejuran usually leaves small raised bumps at the injection points. These are expected and typically flatten within a day or so, though it can take longer for some people. Other common, short-lived effects include:


  • Redness. Often fades within hours to a day.
  • Mild swelling. Usually settles in a few days.
  • Bruising. Possible at some injection points and may take several days to fade.


General aftercare advice often includes keeping the skin clean, avoiding heavy makeup on the day of treatment, avoiding saunas, intense exercise and alcohol for a short period, and using sun protection. Your doctor will give specific instructions. If you notice increasing pain, spreading redness, warmth or anything unusual, contact the clinic or a doctor promptly. Pregnant or breastfeeding patients, and anyone with allergies to fish-derived products, should discuss this with a doctor before treatment.


Planning Rejuran around a trip

Because the bumps usually settle quickly, many travellers schedule Rejuran early in their stay rather than the day before an important event or photo session. If you are interested in a series, ask the doctor how sessions might be spaced and whether a follow-up could be done on a later trip or at home.


Rejuran is one of several skin booster options. Our skin boosters page explains how it compares with other options listed at the clinic.


Frequently asked questions

How much is Rejuran in Busan at your clinic?

Rejuran 2cc is listed at 139,000 KRW, VAT excluded, as a first-visit price checked October 2026. 10% VAT is added at payment.


How long do the bumps last?

The injection bumps commonly settle within about a day, though some people take longer. Redness and minor bruising may also occur.


How many sessions will I need?

It depends on your skin and goals. Some people have a single session, while others follow a series. The doctor will suggest a plan at consultation.


Can I fly after Rejuran?

Many people travel soon after, but it is sensible to ask the doctor based on your treatment and to leave some time for any swelling to settle.


Interested in Rejuran during your Busan visit? Book a consultation or message us on WhatsApp, and we will reply with prices in KRW.

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