Rejuran in Apgujeong vs Myeongdong: Cost Comparison

October 28, 2026

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Rejuran in Apgujeong vs Myeongdong: Cost Comparison

Rejuran is one of the signature skin boosters of Korean dermatology, and many visitors to Seoul want to try it. Two areas often come up in their research: Apgujeong in Gangnam-gu, known for its concentration of aesthetic clinics, and Myeongdong in central Seoul, known for shopping and tourist-friendly services. Both have clinics offering Rejuran, and prices and service styles can vary.

This guide explains what Rejuran is, how it is typically priced in Korea, why quotes in Apgujeong and Myeongdong might differ and how to compare them fairly. It does not include specific prices, which change frequently and vary between individual clinics in both areas.

What Rejuran is and what it does

Rejuran is an injectable containing polynucleotides (PN), purified DNA fragments derived from salmon. It is used to support skin repair and regeneration, and is commonly chosen for fine lines, thin or sensitised skin, uneven texture, mild scarring and a general improvement in skin quality. Several versions exist, including Rejuran Healer, Rejuran HB (with hyaluronic acid and lidocaine for comfort), Rejuran I for the delicate under-eye area and Rejuran S for scars.

Rejuran does not add volume like a filler or provide instant glow like some hydrating boosters. Results tend to build over weeks, and it is usually recommended as a series of sessions spaced a few weeks apart.

How Rejuran is priced in Korea

  • Per cc or syringe. The most common unit; a full face typically uses one or more syringes depending on the plan.
  • Per area. Full face, under-eye, neck or scar areas may be priced as separate packages.
  • By product version. HB, I or S variants may be priced differently from the standard product.
  • By injection method. Manual injections, injector guns or other delivery methods may affect the price.
  • Packages. Three-session courses are common and usually reduce the per-session price.
  • Add-ons such as numbing cream, soothing masks, LED or combination lasers.

Why prices may differ between Apgujeong and Myeongdong

Apgujeong has a high concentration of established clinics, including many premium practices with longer consultations and senior doctors. Myeongdong clinics often focus on tourists, with simple menus, multilingual staff and quick appointments. It is commonly said that Myeongdong offers more budget-friendly booster pricing while Apgujeong leans towards premium pricing, but both areas contain a range of providers, and the difference depends far more on the individual clinic than the neighbourhood.

  • Volume of product: one quote might include a full syringe for the face, another a smaller amount.
  • Product version: Rejuran HB or I may be priced differently from standard Rejuran.
  • Technique: careful manual injection by a doctor can take longer and cost more.
  • Doctor involvement: whether the doctor injects personally.
  • Clinic overheads and service level: premium interiors, private rooms and coordinators all add cost.
  • Inclusions: numbing, aftercare products and follow-up may or may not be included.

Convenience considerations

Myeongdong is central, close to many hotels and well suited to visitors who want a single Rejuran session between sightseeing. Some clinics there can accommodate short-notice appointments. Apgujeong is a short subway or taxi ride across the river, and offers a wider choice of clinics within walking distance, which can make comparison easier. Travel between the two typically takes around 30 to 45 minutes depending on route and traffic.

Language support is good in both areas, but in different ways. Myeongdong clinics are often geared towards walk-in tourists and may display menus in several languages. Many Apgujeong clinics have dedicated international coordinators and may offer more structured follow-up. Whichever you choose, ask whether the doctor will explain the treatment through an interpreter, and whether written aftercare in English is provided.

If you plan a full three-session course, think about where you will be on each visit. Returning to the same clinic for later sessions, possibly on a future trip, is usually simpler than switching clinics part-way through a programme.

Side effects and timing

Rejuran commonly leaves small raised bumps at injection points, which usually settle within a day or two, along with possible redness and occasional bruising. Injections can be uncomfortable, so numbing cream is usually applied. People with a fish or salmon allergy should discuss suitability carefully with the doctor. Rejuran is generally avoided during pregnancy, with active skin infection or with inflamed acne in the treatment area.

Avoid scheduling Rejuran the day before a special event or a long-haul flight. Avoid saunas, intense exercise, alcohol and makeup for the period the clinic advises, and use sunscreen daily.

How to compare quotes fairly

  • Ask for the exact product version and how many cc will be used.
  • Confirm whether the price is per session or per package, and whether unused sessions are refundable if you leave Korea.
  • Ask who will inject and which technique will be used.
  • Ask to see the sealed product before treatment.
  • Request a written, itemised quote with VAT shown.
  • Be cautious of unusually low prices without product details.

If you can only visit Seoul once, ask whether a single session is worthwhile for your concern, or whether a different booster might suit a one-off treatment better. Clinics named with 피부과의원 are run by board-certified dermatologists, which may be helpful for sensitive skin or scarring.

Conclusion

Rejuran is available in both Apgujeong and Myeongdong, priced mainly per cc, per area or per package. Myeongdong offers central convenience and visitor-focused service, while Apgujeong offers a wide choice of established clinics. Neither is automatically cheaper or better. Compare the product version, volume, technique and doctor involvement in a written quote, and plan sessions around the time you actually have in Seoul.

This article is for general information only and is not a substitute for a medical consultation. Suitability, results and recovery vary from person to person.

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