Glass Skin Treatments in Korea: Rejuran, Juvelook & Chanel Injection Explained
Updated October 2025 to include new clinic pricing and treatment insights.
Korean “glass skin” is not a filter effect. it comes from a mix of everyday dermatology visits, skin-boosting injectables, and good skincare habits. This guide walks through Rejuran, Juvelook, and the Chanel Injection, how they work together, what they really feel like, and who they actually suit.
Dermatology in Korea: Everyday Self-Care
Whenever I go back to the UK or Sweden, the first question I always get from friends and colleagues is: “What skincare products are you using? Your skin looks like glass!”
Today, I want to share the three treatments that I (and many Koreans) love to combine: Rejuran, Juvelook, and the Chanel Injection.
1. Rejuran: The Healer Injection
What it is: Rejuran (리쥬란) is made from polynucleotides (PN) derived from salmon DNA. These molecules have powerful regenerative properties.
What it does: Repairs skin cells, improves elasticity, restores hydration.
Results: Fewer fine lines, smoother texture, stronger barrier, and the glossy shine Koreans call yoon-gi (윤기).
Why I love it: It doesn’t change your face shape like fillers or Botox. It simply makes your skin look healthier and younger from within.
2. Juvelook: The Collagen Builder
What it is: Juvelook (쥬베룩) is an injectable with polylactic acid (PLA) particles.
What it does: Stimulates natural collagen production.
Best for: Firmness, acne scars, pore tightening.
Results: Gradual improvement over 2–3 sessions. Skin feels firmer, more even, and youthful.
Why I love it: Results last longer than fillers and look natural — as if my own skin is working harder for me.
3. Chanel Injection: The Glow Cocktail
What it is: A nourishing cocktail of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, glutathione, and hyaluronic acid.
What it does: Brightens, hydrates, and revives dull skin.
Results: Instant radiance and glow. Perfect if your skin feels tired or uneven.
Why I love it: Unlike the other two, the effect is immediate. You walk out of the clinic with luminous, refreshed skin.
Why Combine Them?
- Rejuran = heals and regenerates.
- Juvelook = builds collagen and firmness.
- Chanel Injection = adds glow and hydration.
Together, they cover everything: short-term glow, mid-term firmness, and long-term skin health. Think of it like a house: Rejuran repairs the foundation, Juvelook strengthens the walls, and the Chanel Injection adds the final radiant finish.
What It’s Really Like
Pain: Manageable with numbing cream, and some clinics offer light sleep anesthesia.
Aftercare: Small bumps like mosquito bites for 24–48 hours (normal).
Downtime: Very minimal compared to lasers or surgery.
Cost: In Seoul, sessions range ₩150,000–₩600,000 (about $130–$500), depending on the clinic and combination.
Why This Feels Normal in Korea
In Europe, people often see dermatology treatments as a luxury or insecurity. In Seoul, they’re seen as maintenance — like going to the gym or hair salon. That’s why my so-called “secret” isn’t really a secret at all here: it’s everyday self-care.
My Honest Thoughts
If I had to choose only one, I’d pick Rejuran for long-term results. But the trio of Rejuran + Juvelook + Chanel Injection is unbeatable:
- After Rejuran → skin feels healthier and smoother.
- After Juvelook → skin feels firmer and lifted.
- After Chanel → skin looks glossy and radiant overnight.
Together, they’re why people always ask me about my glow.
Final Words
K-Beauty is not just about serums and sheet masks (though I love those too). The real secret is how Koreans approach skin health holistically — balancing daily skincare with professional treatments.
So next time someone asks me, “Which cream do you use for your glow?” I’ll smile and say: it’s not just the cream. It’s Rejuran, Juvelook, and a little Chanel Injection. Maybe one day, I’ll take them with me to my favourite Seoul clinic so they can experience it too.
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