Skin Booster in Seoul
Korean name: 물광주사 · also called water glow injection, mulgwang, glow injection
Micro-injections of hyaluronic acid into the skin.
Market check: 137 Korean clinics currently advertise Skin Booster from ₩50,000 to ₩620,000 (median ₩69,000 ≈ $50). Auto-extracted from clinic websites, Jul 2026 — always confirm with the clinic.
Clinics offering Skin Booster in Seoul
Detected on each clinic's own website — foreigner-friendliest first.
Also offering Skin Booster — other cities
Skin Booster in Korea — frequently asked questions
What is a skin booster?
Skin booster is an umbrella term for micro-injections that deliver hyaluronic acid or similar ingredients into the skin. The classic Korean menu item is 물광주사 — literally "water glow injection" (水光针 in Chinese, 水光注射 in Japanese). Menus vary: the same name can mean different ingredients at different clinics, so check what is actually injected.
How much is a skin booster in Korea?
Posted prices depend heavily on the ingredient (plain hyaluronic acid vs branded products), the amount, and single-session vs course pricing. The figures on this page are prices advertised on clinics' own websites (often event/starting prices). When comparing quotes, compare the ingredient and amount — not just the headline number.
Skin booster vs Rejuran vs Juvelook — what's the difference?
They are three ingredient categories that Korean menus list separately: classic skin boosters are hyaluronic-acid-based, Rejuran is polynucleotides (PN), and Juvelook is PDLLA. Clinics position each differently and often combine them. Which fits your skin and budget is a consultation decision — we list the categories and prices, not recommendations.
Is this the "glass skin" treatment?
"Glass skin" is a look, not an official procedure — there is no single treatment by that name. Korean clinics most often market skin boosters, toning lasers, and combination packages toward that look. If a clinic quotes you a "glass skin package", ask exactly which procedures it includes and how each is priced.