Rejuran costs ₩200,000–450,000 per session in Korea, about $150–350, at Seoul clinics in Gangnam. The price is per session, covering one full-face treatment of Rejuran Healer. The standard course is 3–4 sessions spaced 2–4 weeks apart, so a full course typically lands between $450 and $1,400. Figures are Korean-patient market ranges, not quotes.
What the price includes
The Korean price for Rejuran is quoted per session. A standard session is Rejuran Healer across the full face: about 20 minutes of numbing cream, then dozens of small injections walked across the cheeks, chin and forehead in roughly 10 minutes. The ₩200,000–450,000 range covers that single visit, not a course.
What moves the number within the range: which Rejuran product you are given (Rejuran Healer for general rejuvenation, Rejuran S for acne scars, Rejuran I for under-eye skin, Rejuran Tone-Up Booster for brightness — a typical Gangnam consultation will offer at least three), the clinic tier (neighborhood versus premium Gangnam) and the doctor. Many Gangnam clinics sell a two-session travel package with an extra treatment bundled at a 5–15% discount.
Most Korean clinics recommend 3–4 sessions, 2–4 weeks apart, then maintenance every 6–12 months, so budget for the course rather than one visit. Many Seoul clinics now advertise a same-price-for-foreigners policy; treat that as a claim to check against the clinic's published fee schedule rather than a guarantee.
Price table
Skin boosters and regenerative injectables, priced per session or per vial. Values copied from the Korean clinic prices table.
| Treatment | Korean price (KRW) | ≈ USD | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rejuran (Healer) | ₩200,000–450,000 | $150–350 | Per session · standard course 3–4 sessions |
| Juvelook | ₩300,000–720,000 | $200–500 | Per vial · 2–3 session course ≈ $400–1,500 |
| Re20 | ₩300,000–450,000 | $200–310 | Per session · 3-session course ≈ $550–830 |
| PRP | ₩150,000–300,000 | $100–220 | Per session |
| PRF | ₩200,000–400,000 | $150–300 | Per session · as laser add-on ≈ $55–110 |
Why foreigners are quoted more
Foreign patients are routinely quoted 30–100% above the local Rejuran price, and agency or concierge commissions of 15–30% are usually built into the treatment price rather than billed separately. Every Korean clinic is legally required to publish its non-covered fee schedule (비급여 진료비용 고지), so the local number is verifiable — it is just rarely shown to visitors. How those markups are structured is covered in our guide to agency markups.
How to check you are paying the local price
- Ask the clinic for its published non-covered fee schedule and find the Rejuran line before you accept any quote.
- Confirm in writing which Rejuran product you are getting and how many sessions the price covers.
- Compare the quote against the ₩200,000–450,000 per-session range on this page; a gap of 30% or more above the top of the range is worth asking about.
Common questions
How much does Rejuran cost in Korea?
Rejuran costs ₩200,000–450,000 per session in Korea, about $150–350, at Seoul clinics in Gangnam. That is the Korean-patient market range, not a quote. With the standard 3–4 session course, a full course of Rejuran typically lands between $450 and $1,400 depending on the clinic tier and which Rejuran product is used.
How many sessions of Rejuran do I need?
Most Korean clinics recommend 3–4 Rejuran sessions spaced 2–4 weeks apart, then maintenance every 6–12 months. The Korean rule of thumb is that three sessions is the minimum needed to judge results, and many patients say the soft glow only shows up after the second session. Budget for the Rejuran course, not a single visit.
Do foreigners pay more for Rejuran in Korea?
Often yes. Foreign patients are routinely quoted 30–100% above the local Rejuran price, and agency commissions of 15–30% are frequently built into the treatment price rather than billed separately. Some Gangnam clinics now advertise a same-price-for-foreigners policy. Every Korean clinic must publish its non-covered fee schedule, so the local Rejuran rate is verifiable before you book.
What is included in the Rejuran price?
The Rejuran price in Korea is per session and covers one full-face visit: about 20 minutes of numbing cream, then the injection grid across cheeks, chin and forehead. Rejuran Healer is the standard version; Rejuran S, Rejuran I and the Tone-Up Booster are separate menu items. A 3–4 session course, add-on treatments and travel packages are priced on top.
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Get a fair-price match →Methodology: figures are collected from Korean clinics' published non-covered fee schedules (a legal requirement in Korea), practitioner interviews, and Korean-language patient reviews on UNNI and Naver Blog, then cross-checked against quotes our own clients receive. Ranges reflect the spread between neighborhood and premium Gangnam clinics. Observed market ranges, not quotes; not medical advice. Reviewed and updated quarterly — last review October 2026. Corrections welcome at consult@beautrek.com. Full list: Korean clinic prices · Treatment guide: Why Rejuran is the first injection most Koreans book in 2026.