Rejuran Healer price: why we quote HB+ instead, and what it costs

Why is a Rejuran Healer price so hard to compare?

If you have been collecting a Rejuran Healer price from different clinics in Seoul, you have probably noticed the numbers rarely line up. That is not only about the clinic. The name "Rejuran" now covers more than one formula, and a quote can mean a different product, a different amount and a different number of sessions.

So before we talk about won, I want to fix what is actually being priced. At WELLS we do not inject Rejuran Healer as a menu item. We use Rejuran HB+ and Rejuran Tox, and I use Healer only as the reference point that explains why.

If you want the background on what Healer is and how it is injected, my colleagues cover it in Rejuran Healer explained: what it does, and how we inject it. This post stays on the money question: Healer versus HB+, what we list, and what moves the final figure.

Rejuran Healer vs Rejuran HB: what the extra ingredients change

All the Rejuran formulas are built on the same base: polynucleotide (PN), a salmon-derived ingredient with high biocompatibility. PN supports the skin's own regeneration and collagen production, and it improves how well the skin holds water. That is why the first thing people usually notice is less inner dryness and tightness.

Rejuran HB+ keeps that PN base and adds two things: hyaluronic acid for hydration and lidocaine, a local anaesthetic, inside the formula. On the VAS pain scale, the lidocaine cut post-injection pain by an average of 53% compared with Rejuran Healer.

In other words, when you compare a Rejuran Healer price with an HB+ quote, you are not comparing like with like. HB+ is the gentler, more hydrating version, and the details are on our Rejuran HB+ skin booster page.

What WELLS lists: Rejuran HB+ and Rejuran Tox prices

Here is what we can state plainly. For Rejuran HB+ on its own, the price is confirmed at consultation, because the amount and the number of sessions depend on your skin.

Rejuran Tox is listed. It is Rejuran HB+ (3 mL) combined with microdroplet skin botox in one session, and you choose the toxin:

• Rejuran HB+ (3 mL) + Nabota microdroplet injections: ₩913,000 (VAT excluded)
• Rejuran HB+ (3 mL) + BOTOX microdroplet injections: ₩1,089,000 (VAT excluded)
• In both cases, the toxin dose is confirmed by your dermatologist

All our prices are in Korean won and exclude 10% VAT. The dermatologist confirms your plan and the final price at the consultation, before anything starts. You can see the full protocol on the Rejuran Tox page.

What moves the number: amount, area and sessions

The biggest driver of any Rejuran treatment price is how much product goes in. Too little for the size of the face makes it hard to see the glow and regeneration people come for, so I would rather quote the right amount than a low one.

As a working guide, this is what we recommend by area:

• Eye area and front cheeks (the butterfly zone): at least 2 cc
• Including the forehead: at least 3 cc
• A thorough full face: at least 4 cc

The second driver is the course. For Rejuran HB+, four sessions at 2–3 week intervals are recommended, so a single-session price is only part of the picture. At consultation we look at skin thickness, elasticity and the degree of ageing, then estimate both the volume and the number of sessions.

The third is whether you add skin botox. That is the difference between an HB+ quote and a Rejuran Tox quote, and I explain below when I think it is worth it.

Is a cheaper Rejuran injection the same product?

Not necessarily. Rejuran is injected directly into the skin, so two things matter more than the sticker: whether the product is genuine and in full amount, and whether it lands in the dermis, where it does its work.

We handle the first with a three-step check. The new product is opened in front of you, the full genuine amount is used with nothing held back, and you receive an authenticity card after treatment so you can verify it yourself.

We handle the second by injecting by hand rather than with an injector gun. It takes longer, but depth and spacing can be adjusted to each area, which helps reduce vessel damage, pain and bruising. Small raised bumps afterwards are expected; they usually settle within 2–3 days, sometimes within a day, sometimes around five.

Rejuran HB+ alone, or Rejuran Tox with skin botox?

Rejuran HB+ works underneath: regeneration, moisture and elasticity. Skin botox is diluted toxin placed shallowly in the skin, not in the muscle, so it smooths fine lines and refines pores on the surface without freezing your expression. Because both go into the dermis, they can be given together in one session.

How I usually frame it by stage of life:

• In your 30s, with few lines and a budget in mind, regular Rejuran on its own is a reasonable choice
• In your 40s and 50s, I generally recommend Rejuran Tox, so dryness, fine lines and pores are handled in one visit
• In your 50s and 60s, Rejuran Tox alone has limits, and combining it with a lifting treatment tends to make more sense

For the toxin itself, WELLS uses only botulinum toxin with US FDA approval; you can read more on our botulinum toxin page. One session, one round of discomfort, two effects: that is the practical reason Rejuran Tox often ends up being better value than two separate appointments.

How to get an exact Rejuran quote before you fly

Message us on WhatsApp with your concern, a photo if you are comfortable, and your travel dates. We reply in English with options and available appointment times, and consultations at the clinic are also in English.

At the clinic, the dermatologist examines your skin and confirms the plan and price before anything starts. If you want a wider view of how we use Rejuran across the menu, Rejuran in Seoul: what it does, how we use it at WELLS, and what it costs is the overview, and our FAQ for international patients covers VAT and booking.

Results and recovery vary by individual. Every treatment carries possible side effects, which are explained at the consultation. Prices are in Korean won, excluding 10% VAT, and confirmed at your consultation. This article is general information from the clinic, not a diagnosis.

Written by

Dr. Won Woo Choi

Medical Director · M.D., Ph.D. · WELLS Clinic, Apgujeong

• Board-certified dermatologist in Korea; trained at Seoul National University Hospital
• Dermatology residency, Seoul National University Hospital; board certification in dermatology in Korea
• Ph.D. in Dermatology, Seoul National University
• Former clinical instructor, Seoul National University Hospital
• Adjunct professor, Department of Dermatology, Seoul National University Hospital

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