PDRN 1cc
KRW 110,000
≈ US$80Final price confirmed at consultation
- PDRN injection, 1cc.
PDRN injections for tired, damaged or sensitive skin. The published price covers 1cc of PDRN. The physician decides at the in-person consultation whether PDRN suits your skin and how much to use.
KRW 110,000
≈ US$80Final price confirmed at consultation
PDRN 1cc
Mention the treatment name in your first message.
Replies usually within a few hours during clinic hours (KST).
KRW 110,000
≈ US$80Final price confirmed at consultation
VAT at 10% is charged separately on every treatment and program.
Final treatment and price are confirmed after assessment, before treatment begins.
USD figures are approximate conversions at 1,380 KRW/USD (2026-09-12) for reference only; you pay in KRW.
Product, dose and seal checked before treatment.
Confirm the plan, VAT and any options before you decide.
Not sure whether this treatment suits you? Ask first.
The physician assesses suitability in person on Day 1.
Confirm the treatment area, product or device, and price together before treatment.
Follow the agreed plan, then review written aftercare and how to contact the clinic.
PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) is made of DNA fragments purified from salmon. It is injected into the skin with the intent of supporting repair in tired or damaged skin.
Because it comes from salmon, tell the physician about any fish allergy before treatment.
PDRN is used as a skin booster. The intended effects are support of skin repair and calm, hydrated skin. How much changes varies by individual, and the physician will not promise a specific result.
Dull, dry skin that has lost some elasticity.
Skin that reacts easily, assessed in person first.
Rough texture or shallow acne scars, often as part of a wider plan.
Sometimes planned around laser or energy treatments, if the physician agrees.
The physician decides how much PDRN to use and where, based on your skin.
Numbing cream can be applied first. Most people feel a mild sting at each injection point.
Small amounts are injected at many points across the area.
Small bumps, redness or swelling at the injection points can follow. How long they last varies.
Skin with fine lines and reduced elasticity.
Skin with enlarged pores and a rough texture.
Skin with acne scars or redness, where the physician thinks PDRN has a place in the plan.
Sensitive skin, after an in-person assessment.
Follow the aftercare the physician gives you. In general:
Wait before washing your face or wearing makeup. The physician tells you how long for your treatment.
Redness or swelling can occur and usually settles on its own. How long it lasts varies.
Moisturize well and use sun protection.
Avoid alcohol, saunas and hard exercise for the first few days.
Redness, swelling or small bumps; how long they last varies
Number and spacing set at consultation
Discussed at follow-up; results vary by individual
Rejuran is a branded injectable that also contains salmon-derived DNA ingredients. The products are not identical, and which one suits your skin is decided at consultation.
Most people feel a mild sting at each injection point. Numbing cream can be used, and sensitivity varies by person and area.
The published price is KRW 110,000 for PDRN injection, 1cc. The final components, units and suitability are confirmed at the in-person consultation.
Redness, swelling or small bumps at the injection points may occur, and how long they last varies. Send your travel and event dates, and confirm aftercare and when to wash, wear makeup and exercise again with the physician.
That depends on your skin and what you want to change. PDRN is often planned as more than one session, but the number and spacing are set by the physician at consultation and reviewed as you go.
Tell the physician if you have a fish or salmon allergy, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have an active skin infection in the area. The physician decides whether to go ahead or wait.
Discuss this treatment and your travel dates with us.
Your booking is final once our team sends you a confirmation message. Nothing is paid in advance. The physician decides in person on Day 1 whether the treatment suits you. If it does not, that treatment is not performed.