Skin booster

Name: Skin booster
Brand: Dr. Designer Clinic
Availability: InStock

Dr. Designer Clinic Updated 2026-10-05

Director · Dr. Designer Clinic · 16 years in clinical practice

A skin booster is an injectable treatment in which moisturizing ingredients such as small-molecule hyaluronic acid and collagen are delivered evenly into the upper dermis with fine needles, hydrating the skin from within and improving dryness-related fine lines and dullness. At our clinic, the doctor first looks at your skin at the in-person consultation and only then decides the product, the concentration and the full-face coverage. It is not pre-packaged and sold as a fixed set, and the same doctor handles the consultation, the treatment design and the injections. It suits people whose skin is dry overall, whose makeup looks cakey or patchy, or whose face looks tired. If your main concern is sagging contours or deep wrinkles, a skin booster works at too shallow a layer, and the doctor will suggest a different way to address it.

Full face: ₩200,000

Excludes VAT; paid in ₩·Same price as Korean patients pay·Prices as of September 2026

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How we do it hereSkin booster

Unit: HA skin boosters are counted as one full-face session; Juvelook and collagen are counted in cc
Time: About 15–30 minutes
Interval: About once every 2–4 weeks, building up over several sessions (Juvelook about once a month)
Recovery: The small bumps at the injection points usually settle by that evening, at most 3–4 days; avoid saunas and strenuous exercise for 3 days

Care process

Guides on this treatmentSkin booster

Skin boosterChoosing

Rejuran vs Juvelook: Ingredients, Timing, and Recovery

Rejuran is a PN injection, and I consider it first for dryness and a lack of hydrated glow. The Juvelook compared here is Juvelook Skin, which contains PDLLA plus hyaluronic acid. I lean toward it for fine lines that appeared after the skin became thinner when the goal is thicker, firmer skin. Both can cause swelling, bruising or small injection-site bumps, but their changes appear on different timelines, so the choice cannot be based only on which one seems "faster."

Updated 2026-10-05