Understanding Skin boosters & collagen stimulators
Our treatment options include Rejuran, Juvelook, Re2O, Radiesse, and UltraCol. These are different products, not interchangeable versions of one treatment. Ask the doctor to identify the exact formulation, injection site, purpose, and expected benefit.
“Skin booster” is a category, not one product
Skin boosters include products with different ingredients, purposes, and injection techniques. Our options include Rejuran, Juvelook, Re2O, Radiesse, and UltraCol. Your physician will explain the proposed product and its specific benefits, limitations, and risks.
Before choosing, ask the doctor to write down the full product name, formulation, intended treatment area, and the reason it was selected for you. Clarify whether the primary goal is skin quality, volume, or another concern and what evidence supports that specific use.
Who should discuss this option—and when to pause
A useful starting point is to explain what “better skin” means to you: dryness, visible texture, fine lines, or a volume concern. Ask whether a topical routine, another procedure, or no injectable would better address the problem. Avoid selecting a product only because it is popular on social media.
Share your history of previous injections, reactions, lumps, allergies, and relevant illnesses or medications. If you do not know which product was previously injected, tell the clinician that the history is uncertain rather than guessing.
What to discuss at consultation
What exactly is being injected? Is the proposed use authorized in Korea, and how does it differ from U.S. practice?
- Your goals, prior procedures, medications, allergies, and relevant health conditions.
- Expected benefit, limitations, alternatives, and whether no treatment is the better choice.
- The clinician performing treatment, the exact device or product, and the full written price.
A closer look at the appointment
Ask to confirm the product before treatment and receive its name in your record afterward. Discuss the intended amount, sites, delivery method, and who will perform the injection. If a combination is suggested, ask why each component is needed and whether treatment can be staged.
Before consenting, clarify the plan for a reaction or delayed concern. In particular, ask whether a proposed product can be reversed, what “reversible” means for that material, and which complications may still require medical care.
Recovery & planning your trip
Ask how visible injection marks may affect your travel plans. Request the product name and treatment record for your healthcare professional at home.
Recovery varies with the treatment, settings, area, and individual response. Confirm your review appointment and return-flight timing with the treating physician. Ask for written aftercare instructions and a contact plan before leaving Jeju.
Results, timing, and realistic expectations
Do not apply one recovery estimate to every booster or collagen stimulator. Ask about visible bumps, bruising, swelling, when results should be assessed, and whether the course extends beyond your stay. A package should include an explanation of how treatment would continue if you cannot return.
Availability in Korea does not establish authorization in the United States. Ask your physician about the exact product and intended use. The FDA states that no exosome products are currently FDA-approved.
AN INFORMED DECISION
Risks & considerations
Discuss bruising, swelling, infection, allergic reactions, nodules, and product-specific complications. Some injectable complications may be delayed; follow-up planning matters.
No aesthetic treatment is risk-free. These questions and examples are not a complete contraindication or risk list. Your clinician must explain the details of your proposed treatment.
Cost & what is included
Request a current VAT-inclusive quote. Confirm the treatment area, product or device, quantity or settings, anesthesia if needed, review visits, and any extra charges. No fixed package price is presented here because a current confirmed quote is needed.
How to compare a treatment quote →Compare the approach, not just the name
These are discussion points, not a recommendation or a claim that every alternative is available at NOWMEDI.
| Option or concern | What to discuss |
|---|---|
| Rejuran | Clinic list describes a PN-based product family; ask which formulation and purpose. |
| Radiesse | Clinic list describes calcium hydroxylapatite; discuss material-specific risks and intended use. |
| Juvelook, Re2O, UltraCol | Request the exact composition and formulation rather than treating these as interchangeable brands. |
Common questions
Can I choose this treatment before I arrive?+
You can ask about it in advance, but a final recommendation depends on clinical assessment. Availability does not establish that a treatment is right for you.
Will the treatment be the same as in Singapore?+
Not necessarily. Products, permitted uses, and clinical practice can differ by country. Ask your physician about the exact product, its intended use, and its authorization in Korea and the United States.
Can I combine it with another procedure?+
Ask the treating doctor about sequencing, cumulative risks, and recovery. Do not assume combining procedures is appropriate for a short visit.
More questions about this treatment
Can a skin booster replace a moisturizer?
Ask what problem the injectable is intended to address and whether basic skin care or a topical plan is a reasonable first step. They should not be assumed to serve the same purpose.
Are all boosters dissolvable?
Do not assume that they are. Ask about the exact material and what can and cannot be done if the result or a complication needs management.
Why is the product name important after I return home?
A clinician assessing a later concern needs to know the material, site, amount, and date. Keep a copy of your treatment record.
Further reading for this decision
External references explain general treatment information; they do not certify NOWMEDI, verify a particular clinician, or establish the suitability of your treatment.
Patient information updated October 19, 2026. Please discuss suitability, availability, and your individual care plan with our team.
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