Water Glow Injection Prices in Busan: What Is Included in a Session?

October 25, 2026
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What Water Glow injection is

Water Glow is a hydrating skin booster injection designed to give the skin a fresh, moisturised look. It is a popular entry point for people who are new to Korean skin boosters, partly because it focuses on hydration and partly because it is one of the more accessible booster options in price. If you are thinking about trying it in Busan, it helps to know what a session involves and what the listed price covers.


Water Glow price at Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon

At Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon, Water Glow is listed on our price list as follows:


  • Water Glow 2cc. 39,000 KRW.


This is a first-visit price in Korean won, VAT excluded. A 10% VAT is added at payment. Prices were checked in October 2026. First-visit prices apply once per new patient per item. Payment is made at the clinic on the day of treatment, after the consultation confirms the plan.


What is included in a typical session

A Water Glow appointment usually involves more than the injection itself. A typical visit looks like this:


  • Consultation with a doctor. The doctor checks your skin, asks about your medical history and confirms that Water Glow suits your goals.
  • Cleansing. Makeup and sunscreen are removed.
  • Numbing cream. Topical numbing cream is applied and left for a period to improve comfort.
  • Injection of 2cc of product. The booster is delivered through fine injections across the treatment area.
  • Basic aftercare advice. You receive instructions for the next few days.


If you would like to add another treatment on the same day, the doctor can tell you whether that is appropriate and what it would cost from the price list.


What might be added to a plan

Some patients combine Water Glow with other treatments to build a broader skin plan. Examples from our listed first-visit prices (KRW, VAT excluded) include:


  • Aquapeel steps 1 and 2. 9,900 KRW, a deep cleansing facial.
  • LDM regeneration mode 6 minutes. 19,000 KRW, an ultrasound-based skin care treatment.
  • Exosome 2.5cc. 49,000 KRW, another skin booster option.
  • Rejuran 2cc. 139,000 KRW, a polynucleotide-based booster focused on skin resilience.


Whether any of these are suitable on the same day is decided by the doctor at consultation. Combining treatments is not always necessary, and a simple plan can be a good starting point.


Why booster prices differ between clinics

If you compare skin booster prices across clinics, you will see differences. In general, these are influenced by:


  • Product type and brand. Hyaluronic acid boosters, polynucleotide boosters and exosome products all differ in cost.
  • Volume of product. Always check how many cc are included.
  • Injection method. Hand injection and device-assisted injection may be priced differently.
  • VAT and first-visit conditions. Check whether VAT is included and whether a price applies only to first visits.


Comparing the same volume and the same terms gives a clearer picture than comparing headline prices alone.


Water Glow is often discussed for people whose skin looks dull or feels dry, for first-time booster patients who want to try a hydration-focused injection, and for visitors who would like a refreshed look without a long recovery period. It is not designed to lift sagging skin or add facial volume, so if those are your main concerns, the doctor may talk about other options. If you have sensitive skin, an active skin condition or a history of reactions to injections, mention this at the start of your consultation so the plan can be adjusted.


Downtime and aftercare

After Water Glow, it is common to have small bumps, mild redness or slight swelling at the injection points for a short time. Small bruises can also occur. General aftercare advice includes keeping the skin clean, avoiding heavy makeup on the day, avoiding saunas, intense exercise and alcohol for a short period, and using sunscreen. Results and suitability vary, and the doctor will give you specific instructions. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult a doctor before any injection. You can read more about hydrating options on our skin boosters page.


Frequently asked questions

Does the 39,000 KRW price include VAT?

No. The listed price excludes VAT, and 10% VAT is added at payment. It is a first-visit price.


Is numbing cream included?

Numbing cream is a standard part of the injection process. If you have any questions about what is included, ask when you book.


How often might Water Glow be repeated?

Hydrating boosters are often repeated as a course or for maintenance. Your doctor will suggest a schedule based on your skin.


Can I wear makeup afterwards?

Many doctors recommend waiting until the next day. Follow the specific advice given after your treatment.


Ready to try Water Glow in Seomyeon? Book a consultation or message us on WhatsApp for prices in KRW.

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