Rejuran vs Juvelook: what does each cost in Korea?
Korea's two signature regenerative boosters are priced on different units, and that is where most comparisons go wrong. A standard Rejuran Healer session covers the full face with 2 cc and runs ₩199,000–480,000 (~$145–349) at 2026 standard self-pay rates. Juvelook is quoted at ₩340,000–600,000 (~$247–436) per 4 cc — but 4 cc is half a vial, and a typical single session uses the full 8 cc, so double that figure for a realistic per-visit budget. Both are course treatments rather than one-offs. VAT is included throughout, foreign patients pay the standard domestic rate, and Book Korea Medical adds no markup.
Rejuran vs Juvelook prices in Korea
Standard self-pay ranges from rate cards published in July 2026, VAT included. Watch the unit column — the two products are not quoted on the same amount of material.
| Procedure | Unit | Range (KRW) | Approx. (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rejuran Healer (PDRN) — full face | per 2 cc session | ₩199,000 – ₩480,000 | ~$145 – $349 |
| Juvelook (PLLA-based booster) | per 4 cc — half vial; a typical session uses ~8 cc | ₩340,000 – ₩600,000 | ~$247 – $436 |
Standard self-pay rates, VAT included. USD is approximate at ~₩1,375 = $1 (September 2026). Your written quote is the binding figure.
Compiled from participating-clinic rate cards (incl. RE:BERRY, Kind Global), 2026. KRW is the binding figure.
Why the quoted units hide the real session prices
Rejuran's unit is simple: 2 cc is the standard full-face dose, so the table figure is already a complete session price. Juvelook's unit is not. Korean rate cards commonly list Juvelook per 4 cc, which is half a vial — and because a typical session injects the whole 8 cc vial, a realistic per-visit figure is twice the ₩340,000–600,000 shown above. Read the two rows side by side without that correction and Juvelook looks closer to Rejuran than it usually is per visit.
The ingredients explain the structure. Rejuran Healer is a polynucleotide (PDRN) booster aimed at skin repair, delivered in small fixed doses and re-injected over a course. Juvelook combines poly-L-lactic acid with hyaluronic acid, working partly as a collagen stimulator — the effect builds over months, and the injected volume per visit is larger, which is why its vial economics differ.
Course math decides the final total. Rejuran is most often planned as three sessions a few weeks apart, so budget three times your confirmed per-session figure. Juvelook protocols commonly run two to three sessions spaced further apart; multiply the full-vial session figure by whatever count your clinic actually recommends, not by an assumed one.
Matching the price structure to your goal
Neither product is the universal answer, and the price gap should not pick for you. If your concern is surface repair — texture, post-acne skin quality, fine early damage — clinics tend to discuss Rejuran first, with its lower per-session entry. If the goal leans toward gradual firmness and longer-horizon collagen building, Juvelook's larger-volume, slower-building profile is the one clinics bring up, at a higher per-visit spend but often with fewer total visits. Many Korean clinics also alternate the two inside a single program, which reshuffles the math again.
Settle it with numbers for your own face: a free consultation with a KHIDI-registered clinic confirms product, cc count per visit, and session count, then puts each plan in an itemized written quote. Compare those written course totals — they are the binding figures, and Book Korea Medical adds no markup to them.
VAT is included — and there is no refund in 2026
Every price above is VAT-inclusive: Korea's 10% value-added tax is already built into the standard self-pay rate.
The foreign-patient VAT refund on cosmetic and aesthetic procedures (Special Tax Treatment Control Act, Articles 107-3 and 107-4) expired on 31 December 2025 and was not extended for 2026. As of 2026 there is nothing to reclaim afterward on a procedure like this — the price you see is your effective, out-of-pocket cost. Be cautious of older listings that still promise a clinic VAT refund for cosmetic treatment.
FAQ
How much is a Rejuran session compared to a Juvelook session in Korea?
A full-face Rejuran Healer session (2 cc) runs ₩199,000–480,000 (~$145–349), VAT included. Juvelook is listed at ₩340,000–600,000 (~$247–436) per 4 cc half vial, and a typical session uses the full 8 cc vial — so double that listed figure for a realistic per-visit comparison against Rejuran.
Why is Juvelook quoted per 4 cc if a session uses 8 cc?
Korean rate cards often price Juvelook by the half vial so smaller touch-up doses can be billed cleanly. It is a quoting convention, not a trick — but it means the listed ₩340,000–600,000 is half-session material. Always ask your clinic to state the total cc and the total price per visit in writing.
Which works out less expensive over a full course?
It depends on the counts, not the brand. Three Rejuran sessions means roughly three times ₩199,000–480,000; a Juvelook course multiplies a full-vial session figure by two or three visits. Depending on where each quote sits in its range, either plan can finish lower — only two itemized written course totals settle it for your face.
Do these booster prices include VAT, and can I reclaim it in 2026?
VAT at 10% is already built into every figure here. The foreign-patient VAT refund on cosmetic procedures expired on 31 December 2025 and does not apply in 2026, so no amount comes back afterward — the written quote you sign off on is your complete, final cost.
How do I get exact Rejuran and Juvelook quotes before I fly?
Share your skin goal and photos through a free consultation. A KHIDI-registered clinic recommends one product — or an alternating program — and issues an itemized written quote stating cc per visit and number of sessions. That written total is the binding price, and Book Korea Medical adds no markup to it.
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