Rejuran Healer and Juvelook: What to Base Your Choice On — Skin Balance Selection Guide

Treatment Guide

Skin boosters come in many kinds, and it is hard to choose by name alone. Mason Clinic, near Exit 7 of Sinnonhyeon Station in Seoul, has organized the criteria for sorting and choosing a skin booster by what comes first — texture, hydration or elasticity — centered on Rejuran Healer and Juvelook from its Skin Balance menu.

What do skin booster and Skin Balance refer to?

A skin booster is a preparation injected in small amounts into the shallow layers of the skin, with the aim of improving the skin's own hydration, texture and elasticity rather than creating volume. It is not a single defined ingredient but a category grouped by purpose, so even among skin boosters the character of each differs with its ingredient and injection depth.

“Skin Balance” on the Mason Clinic menu is a category that groups together Collagen Regeneration, Mason Skin Booster, Filler, Botox and Slinique. Within it, Rejuran Healer sits under Mason Skin Booster and Juvelook under Collagen Regeneration. Centered on these two products, this article sets out the criteria for sorting and choosing among the products described on the Skin Booster page.

If these concerns sound familiar, read this first

Choosing becomes easier once you first separate what your skin needs right now: hydration, texture or elasticity.

• Those whose skin became sensitive and lost elasticity from frequent treatments
• Those concerned about dull, dry skin
• Those who want improvement in fine lines, pores, and texture
• Those who, faced with so many options, want to compare Rejuran Healer and Juvelook to see which suits them

What to tell us before the treatment

Even with aesthetic treatments, there are times when it is better to adjust the timing according to how you are feeling that day. If any of the following apply to you, please tell us during the consultation.

• If there is active inflammation or infection in the treatment area
• If you are pregnant or breastfeeding
• If you are taking medication such as anticoagulants, or have had a recent treatment
• If you have had an allergic reaction to a specific ingredient

Texture, hydration or elasticity: which comes first?

When the cause differs, so does the choice. In consultation we check the following three separately.

• Texture — The surface is rough, and pores and fine lines stand out.
• Hydration — Inner tightness and dullness are felt first, and makeup does not sit well.
• Elasticity and volume — Sagging and volume loss are what you notice first.

This distinction is also the starting point when deciding between Rejuran Healer and Juvelook. In the classification on the Mason Clinic Skin Booster page, Rejuran sits under “regeneration and texture” and Juvelook under “volume and elasticity.”

How Mason Clinic checks

Diagnosis is based on a one-on-one consultation with the director, and what is confirmed is kept on record.

1. One-on-one consultation with the directorWe first check the area of concern, your previous treatment history, any medication you are taking, and any allergies.
2. Skin assessmentWe use ultrasound to assess skin thickness, the fat layer and the muscle layer separately.
3. Treatment planningBased on what we have found, we decide the extent and method, and also set apart what does not need to be done now.
4. Treatment and follow-up guidanceInjectables, tips and shot counts are opened in front of you and recorded, and we explain the recovery period and when to come back for the next check.

How are Rejuran Healer and Juvelook divided?

Ingredient, injection depth and purpose differ from product to product. The classification on the Mason Clinic Skin Booster page is reproduced below.

The “main expected change” in the table is the direction each product aims for. How it is felt and how long it lasts vary from person to person.

When Rejuran Healer is considered first

• Those whose skin became sensitive and lost elasticity from frequent treatments
• Those who want improvement in fine lines, pores, and texture
• Those who want to regain hydration and elasticity together

We also offer Secret Rejuran, which adds Mulgwang Glow Injection and the Secret Recipe to Rejuran Healer. If the eye area is your concern, we look at Eye Rejuran, made just for the eye area, and if you need skin-condition care after lasers or treatments, we look at Rejuran HB Plus together in the consultation.

When Juvelook is considered first

• Those concerned about fine lines, pores, and loss of elasticity
• Those who want long-term improvement through consistent care
• Those who want preventive care in the early stage of skin aging

What determines the number of sessions and the interval?

Usually it is carried out over several sessions rather than once, with intervals between sessions. The number of sessions and the intervals needed vary with the factors below.

• The result of the skin assessment — which of texture, hydration or elasticity comes first
• The ingredient and injection depth of the chosen product
• The interval left between sessions
• Whether home care is maintained after the treatment

Costs can be checked in the Non-covered Services Guide. Treatment prices vary by area, materials, and patient condition.

Authorship, review and treatment principles

This article was written and reviewed by Kim Hyun-joo, Director of Mason Clinic. Decisions about treatment are made after your condition has been checked at the consultation.

• We use only products that have passed genuine-product and proper-dosage certification.
• Injectables, tips and shot counts are opened in front of you, then photographed and kept on record.
• We have a response system in place for emergencies.
• Consultations and treatments are carried out by the director in person.

Frequently asked questions

Related information

• Skin Booster — A treatment guide covering the differences between products and how to choose.
• Secret Rejuran — A program that adds Mulgwang Glow Injection and the Secret Recipe to Rejuran Healer.
• Skin Health Column · What is grouped under the name skin booster — Where the character of each diverges according to its ingredient.
• Skin Encyclopedia · Skin booster — The scope of the term and the concept of sessions.
• Skin Encyclopedia · PDRN and PN — The difference between the two ingredients.
• Skin Encyclopedia · Individual variation — Why results differ.
• Treatment Guide · Lipolysis Injections: How Do Face and Body Differ? — The criteria for choosing between Slinique™ and Slinique™ S.

This column is general medical information provided to aid understanding. It does not guarantee the results of any specific treatment and does not replace a medical consultation. Treatment results and the course of recovery vary from person to person. Please confirm what is appropriate for your own condition through a consultation.