The Rejuran Healer in Korea price is set mainly by how much product goes in, so clinics quote it per cc or per syringe, or as a session that names a fixed amount. Listed prices are before VAT, and 10% VAT is added at payment, including for foreign visitors. The figure also moves with the area treated, the injection method and whether numbing and soothing steps are part of the session. Because Healer is a single product with a known formula, two quotes are easiest to compare when both state the line, the cc per area and every included step. Current figures sit on the site's cost page; this page explains how to read them.
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What a cc of Healer pays for
Healer is a water-based polynucleotide solution of roughly 20 mg per mL from Pharma Research. The cc is the honest unit: it tells you how much active product reaches your skin, whatever the session is called.
A quote titled "full face" or "one session" without a volume leaves the main cost driver unstated. Ask the clinic to write the number of cc next to each area, so the price can be read per unit rather than per label.
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Why the same product gets different figures
Clinics buy the same sealed syringes, so the gap between quotes comes from what surrounds the product. Time with the doctor, the injection tools and the extras in the room all change the total.
- Line: HB Plus adds hyaluronic acid and lidocaine, and the i line is made for eye skin, so each is usually listed apart from Healer.
- Area: cheeks, under-eyes, neck and hands need different amounts and are often separate lines on a menu.
- Method: hand needles, an injector device or a combination change how long the doctor spends.
- Extras: numbing cream, a soothing mask or a laser added on the same day may or may not be included.
- Series: a package of several visits can lower the cost per session but ties you to return trips.
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Is it really PN? Checking the label you pay for
Not every DNA-based booster is the same product. Marques and colleagues, in a 2025 review in Biomolecules, noted that the terms PDRN and PN are used interchangeably in the literature for polymers of very different chain lengths, and proposed a cutoff so that PN refers only to long-chain molecules. Labels on the market are not standardized in the same way.
For a buyer, the practical step is simple. Ask to see the sealed Rejuran Healer box and syringe before injection, and make sure the quote names that product rather than a generic "PN" or "salmon" booster.
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Corrective uses are priced after assessment
A routine skin-quality session follows a fairly standard amount per area. Corrective work does not. Kim and colleagues described in Skin Research and Technology in 2023 two patients whose depressed areas from fat loss caused by earlier treatment were managed with polynucleotide injections, and framed PN as a possible option for careful volumization.
Cases like these are planned around the individual defect, so a clinic can only give a figure after examining you. Treat any fixed online number for such work as a starting point, not a quote.
| Type of plan | How the amount is set | What to ask |
|---|---|---|
| Routine full-face Healer | Standard cc per area | How many cc per zone? |
| Under-eye with the i line | Smaller amount, separate line | Is it priced apart from the face? |
| Multi-visit course | Total cc across sessions | Can unused visits be moved or refunded? |
| Corrective or scar work | Set after examination | What happens if more product is needed? |
Evidence
Research behind this page
- From Polydeoxyribonucleotides (PDRNs) to Polynucleotides (PNs): Bridging the Gap Between Scientific Definitions, Molecular Insights, and Clinical Applications of Multifunctional BiomoleculesBiomolecules · 2025 · doi:10.3390/biom15010148
A narrative review showing that PDRN and PN are used loosely for DNA polymers of different lengths and proposing a structure-based cutoff that reserves PN for long-chain molecules.
- Polynucleotide injection treatment for iatrogenic fat atrophy in two patients: Potential for safe volumization in aesthetic medicineSkin Research and Technology · 2023 · doi:10.1111/srt.13439
A two-patient case report describing polynucleotide injections for fat atrophy caused by earlier treatment and suggesting PN as a possible option for careful volumization.
FAQ
Questions about Rejuran in Gangnam
Is Healer usually quoted per cc or per session?
Both appear, but a per-cc figure is the one you can compare between clinics. A session price is fine as long as it states how many cc it contains. If a clinic gives only a session name, ask for the volume in writing. Without it, a lower total may simply mean less product, and a higher one may include extras you do not need.
Do foreign visitors pay VAT on a Healer session?
Yes, listed prices are before VAT and 10% VAT is added at payment for everyone. Foreign visitors are charged the same way as local patients on aesthetic injections. When you compare a quote with a figure you saw online, add the 10% to the listed number first. Ask the clinic to show the final amount including VAT on the receipt before you pay.
Why is HB Plus often listed apart from Healer?
HB Plus is a different formula, with hyaluronic acid and lidocaine mixed into the PN base. That changes the product cost and sometimes the numbing routine, so clinics tend to price it on its own line. Neither is simply an upgrade of the other. The doctor should explain which line suits each area before you agree to a figure. Ask for both on the same estimate if you are unsure.
Should numbing cream be a separate charge?
Practice varies, so ask before treatment rather than at the counter. Many clinics include topical numbing in an injection session, while others list it as an extra. The same goes for a soothing mask or a cooling step afterward. A written quote that lists each item lets you see what is part of the session and what is optional. Small items add up.
What should a written estimate show before I say yes?
A useful estimate names the product line, the cc for each area, the number of sessions and every extra step. It should state that prices are before VAT and that 10% is added at payment. Ask how a series is handled if you cannot return on schedule. Keep a copy or photo of the estimate so the figure at payment matches what you agreed.
Is paying for the whole course upfront a good idea for a short trip?
Only if you are sure you can come back for every visit. A package may cost less per session, but unused visits are hard to use from abroad. Ask whether sessions can be moved, transferred or refunded. If your next trip is uncertain, paying for one session at a time keeps your options open, even if the unit figure is a little higher.