Skin Booster Cost in Korea: Rejuran, Juvelook & Exosome Prices

October 7, 2026

Quick answer: Skin booster cost in Korea ranges from about KRW 100,000–300,000 for water-glow boosters or skin Botox, to KRW 200,000–450,000 for Rejuran Healer, KRW 250,000–500,000 for Juvelook Skin and KRW 150,000–400,000 for exosome per session in Seoul in 2026. Most boosters need several sessions, so compare course totals.

Infographic table of typical 2026 Seoul price ranges and session counts for water-glow boosters, skin Botox, exosome, Rejuran Healer, Juvelook Skin and Juvelook Volume
Skin booster prices in Seoul at a glance (2026)

How much do skin boosters cost in Korea in 2026?

A skin booster is an injectable or micro-channel treatment that improves skin quality, such as hydration, texture, elasticity and glow, rather than changing facial shape. Korea is famous for them, and Seoul clinics offer a wide menu at competitive prices.

The table below gathers typical Seoul market ranges for 2026. Figures are approximate, per session, and converted at about KRW 1,400 to US$1.

Booster Per session (KRW) Approx. USD Main goal
Water-glow / hydrating booster 100,000–300,000 US$71–214 Hydration, dewy glow
Skin Botox (micro-Botox), full face 100,000–300,000 US$71–214 Pores, oil, fine texture
Exosome (with microneedling or laser) 150,000–400,000 US$107–286 Recovery support, skin quality
Rejuran Healer 2cc 200,000–450,000 US$143–321 Repair, elasticity, texture
Rejuran HB / eye Rejuran 200,000–400,000 US$143–286 Comfort (lidocaine) or under-eyes
Juvelook Skin 250,000–500,000 US$179–357 Collagen, pores, fine lines
Juvelook Volume 400,000–800,000 US$286–571 Soft volume plus firmness
Sculptra (per vial) 500,000–1,000,000 US$357–714 Gradual volume restoration

A 10% VAT is usually added to cosmetic procedures in Korea. For current figures, see the current price list and any promotions.

Which skin booster gives the best value for your goal?

The best value is the booster that matches your main concern. Use this quick guide:

Still unsure? Our comparison Juvelook vs Rejuran vs Exosome explains the differences in depth.

What does a full skin booster course cost?

Single-session prices can be misleading, because most boosters build results across a series. Here are typical course totals using the Seoul ranges:

  1. Water-glow booster, 3 sessions: about KRW 300,000–900,000.
  2. Rejuran Healer, 3–4 sessions: about KRW 600,000–1,800,000.
  3. Juvelook Skin, 2–3 sessions: about KRW 500,000–1,500,000.
  4. Juvelook Volume, 2–3 sessions: about KRW 800,000–2,400,000.
  5. Skin Botox: about KRW 100,000–300,000 every 2–4 months while you want the effect.

Packages often reduce the per-session price. If you live abroad, ask how long a package stays valid and whether sessions can be split across trips.

What are smart skin booster budgets for a Seoul trip?

Here are three example budgets for a single visit. The doctor will adjust them to your skin.

Under about KRW 300,000

One hydrating booster or one full-face skin Botox session. Good for a quick glow before an event, with little downtime.

About KRW 300,000–700,000

Rejuran Healer or Juvelook Skin, possibly with a light laser. This is where many first-time visitors land for visible skin-quality change.

About KRW 700,000 and above

A combination plan, such as Rejuran with skin Botox, or Juvelook Volume for hollows, sometimes combined with a lifting device. Ask for a written plan with the total and downtime.

What affects skin booster prices between clinics?

  • Product amount (cc or vials) and the area treated.
  • Genuine product, which you can ask to see sealed.
  • Injection method: needle, injector device or microneedling delivery.
  • Doctor-performed injection and consultation time.
  • Numbing cream, calming masks and LED included or extra.
  • Packages, monthly promotions and 10% VAT.

Downtime is also a cost. Most boosters cause bumps or redness for about 1–3 days, so book them early in your trip, leave buffer before photos, and use sunscreen daily. Boosters are generally postponed during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Planning skin boosters at a skin clinic in Hongdae, Seoul

Hongdae is easy to reach: Hongik Univ. Station is on Line 2, the Gyeongui–Jungang Line and the AREX Airport Railroad, with direct trains to Incheon and Gimpo airports, which makes booster sessions easy to fit around a flight. Many clinics in the area have English- or Japanese-speaking staff and take consultation requests by WhatsApp or KakaoTalk, so send photos of your skin and your travel dates before you arrive.

Before you book, confirm who performs the treatment, the exact product and amount, and whether VAT is included. Compare quotes with the current Hongdae clinic price list, and browse treatments for dull skin in Seoul and skin rejuvenation. Leave a buffer of a few days before your flight.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest skin booster in Korea?

Hydrating water-glow boosters and full-face skin Botox are usually the most affordable, typically about KRW 100,000–300,000 per session in Seoul in 2026. They give quick, subtle improvement in glow or pores. Cheaper is not always better value, so choose the booster that matches your main skin concern.

Which skin booster is best for first-timers?

Many first-timers start with a hydrating booster or Rejuran Healer, because both target overall skin quality with short downtime. Rejuran HB, which contains lidocaine, can be more comfortable. The doctor will assess your skin and suggest a booster and number of sessions that fit your goals and schedule.

Can I combine two skin boosters in one visit?

Often yes. Common pairings include Rejuran with skin Botox for glass skin, or exosome after a laser. Combining raises the total cost and may increase redness or bumps. Ask the doctor for the order of treatments, total price and expected downtime before you book.

How long do skin booster results last?

It depends on the booster. Hydrating boosters often need a series and regular maintenance. Skin Botox lasts about 2–4 months. Rejuran and Juvelook build gradually over a course and are usually maintained once or twice a year. Results vary with age, skin type and sun exposure.

Do skin boosters hurt?

Most involve many small injections, so stinging is common. Clinics usually apply numbing cream for 20–40 minutes first, and some products include lidocaine. Exosome itself does not hurt; discomfort comes from the paired microneedling or laser. Tell the doctor if you are sensitive to pain.

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This guide is general information for international visitors, not medical advice. A doctor confirms suitability, dosage and number of sessions at consultation. Prices are approximate Seoul market ranges and change over time — always check the clinic's current price list. Last updated: October 2026.

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