International patients should know that Rejuran Healer is a skin-quality treatment based on polynucleotides, and that whether it suits you is decided at a consultation rather than in advance. Miri Clinic in Gangdong, Seoul lists Rejuran Healer among its skin booster options, and this article explains what the treatment category is, what to ask, and how to plan a visit. You can also read the clinic's own page for Rejuran Healer.
What is Rejuran Healer?
Rejuran Healer is a skin booster treatment built around polynucleotides, which are DNA-derived materials used in skin care. It is offered at Miri Clinic alongside other skin boosters such as Juvelook, Re2O/CellREDM and a hydrating skin booster. Which option fits a particular person depends on skin condition and goals, and the doctor explains this at consultation.
Polydeoxyribonucleotides and polynucleotides are similar DNA-derived biopolymers that have drawn scientific interest for their possible use in wound healing and skin rejuvenation. They appear in several forms, including gels, creams, serums, masks and injectables. The scientific literature describes this as a broad family of materials with varying molecular sizes, so the term covers more than one exact product. For that reason, it is sensible to ask the clinic directly how Rejuran Healer is used in its own practice rather than relying on general descriptions alone.
How does a skin booster differ from lifting or filler?
A skin booster is aimed at the quality and condition of the skin itself, while lifting devices and fillers work on tightening or volume. Miri Clinic keeps these as separate categories, so you can discuss them in the same visit if you wish.
On the lifting side, the clinic lists devices such as Ultherapy PRIME and Doublo Gold (ultrasound lifting) and 10THERMA (radiofrequency lifting), plus JAMBER threads for thread lifting. Dermal filler and Sculptra are listed separately. If you are unsure which category matches your concern, the doctor's assessment at consultation is the place to sort that out. The clinic describes its approach as looking at skin condition, thickness and overall impression together, and aiming for natural-looking change without excess. You can browse the full range on the Treatments page.
What should you ask at the consultation?
The most useful questions are about suitability, the plan, and what to expect afterward. Results and recovery differ from person to person, so no one can promise a specific outcome in advance. The clinic says it does not put results ahead of the process, and that it decides direction carefully after consultation and checking.
- Is Rejuran Healer suitable for my skin type and concerns, or would another skin booster fit better?
- How many visits are likely, and how far apart? The doctor sets the schedule for each person.
- Can it be combined with other treatments I am considering, and in what order?
- Are there medical conditions, medicines or recent procedures I should tell you about first?
- What reactions are common after treatment, and what should I do if something concerns me?
- What does the full cost include? Please ask the clinic about pricing at the consultation.
The clinic states that it has an aftercare process that takes into account symptoms that can follow a procedure, and that it guides patients through the recovery period. Ask what that looks like for your situation, especially if you will be travelling soon after treatment.
What practical points matter for visitors from abroad?
Miri Clinic is on the fourth floor of the Yegyeong Building on Olympic-ro in Gangdong, Seoul, in the building with Starbucks in front of Cheonho Station, exit 2. The clinic's own Location & Hours page has the map and details.
Regular opening hours are:
- Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 10:00 to 19:00
- Tuesday: 10:00 to 20:00
- Thursday: 14:30 to 20:00
- Saturday: 10:00 to 15:00
- Closed on Sundays and public holidays
- Lunch break 13:00 to 14:00, except on Saturday
Because Thursday opens later in the day, plan around it if you want a morning visit. The clinic notes that aesthetic procedures carry an additional 10% value-added tax on top of the listed fee, and that treatment prices are shown on each procedure page. For exact amounts, please ask the clinic at consultation.
The clinic's materials mention that visitors who live in Korea as foreign residents can find guidance in English and Chinese under its foreign-patient information. If you are travelling from overseas and have a tight schedule, tell the clinic your dates when you ask about timing, so the doctor can advise on what is realistic for you. When you are ready, you can use Online Booking or call the clinic at 02-470-1175.


