Korean Glass Facial Rejuran Salmon DNA
A combination skin-quality treatment aimed at a hydrated, luminous 'glass skin' look — supporting hydration, skin texture and overall radiance.
Rejuran is an innovative bio-regenerating injectable product that is ideal for those looking to refresh their complexion, achieve healthier looking skin and address a range of common skin concerns.
It is derived from wild salmon polynucleotide DNA fragments that stimulate regeneration of the skin and repairs damaged cells to reduce unwanted inflammation, texture and laxity.
We offer three different forms of Rejuran. This includes Rejuran Classic, Rejuran I (eye) and Rejuran S (scar).
Common areas treated
Price
- 1 session of Rejuran Classic — A$920
- 1 session of Rejuran Eye or Rejuran Scar — A$790
- 3-session package of Rejuran Classic — A$2,200
- 3-session package of Rejuran Eye or Rejuran Scar — A$1,950
A consultation is recommended before booking your appointment, so we can understand your skin concerns and confirm the treatment is suitable for you.
All cosmetic medical treatments at this clinic are carried out under appropriate medical governance and in compliance with Australian regulatory requirements. All registered nurses work in collaboration with qualified medical practitioners or nurse practitioners who provide prescribing, oversight, and clinical support.
Treatments are administered in accordance with the relevant state and national regulations, ensuring the highest standard of patient safety and ethical care.
Results vary between individuals.
How it works & what to expect
A glass facial combines a hydrating skin treatment, a muscle-relaxing treatment and a skin-rejuvenation treatment to support hydration and skin texture. The aim is the “Korean glass skin” look, which may help improve the appearance of pores and overall radiance.
A protocol of 3 treatments is recommended for optimal results, with sessions 2–4 weeks apart. Results vary between individuals.
Risks & who it's not for
Advise your registered practitioner if you:
- Are taking blood-thinning medication
- Are using or have used ibuprofen in the past 48 hours
- Have had recent dental treatment
- Have a long-haul flight booked in the next 2 weeks
- Have an autoimmune health condition
- Are pregnant or breastfeeding
Before your appointment
- Avoid blood-thinning and anti-inflammatory medication (e.g. aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil and St John’s Wort) one week prior
Aftercare & follow-up
- Keep the treated area clean
- Avoid touching the treated areas for 4–6 hours
- Avoid pressure treatments (e.g. massage, facials, waxing and micro-pigmentation) in the area for 2 weeks
- Avoid strenuous exercise and heat (e.g. saunas) for 24 hours
- Take antihistamines as required to reduce swelling
- Apply a cool compress for ten minutes every hour on the day of treatment — but do not apply ice
- Avoid facial treatments immediately after, and avoid “facing-down” treatments for 24 hours
A follow-up appointment post-treatment is recommended to ensure you are happy with the results and that optimum results have been achieved. We also re-book your next appointment 2–4 weeks from your first session, as per treatment protocol.
Related treatments
Who treats you
“The secret to dewy, glowing-looking skin that feels hydrated and looks healthier lies in a tailored hydrating skin treatment — assessed and personalised at consultation.”
More about the clinic →Your first appointment is a consultation, not a treatment: a dedicated 1:1 assessment with our Registered Nurse. You leave with a personalised plan, and there is no obligation to proceed.
Good to know
What is a Korean glass facial?
It is a combination skin-quality treatment aimed at a hydrated, luminous "glass skin" look.
How many sessions are recommended?
A protocol of three sessions, spaced 2–4 weeks apart, is commonly recommended for optimal results. Your personalised plan is confirmed at consultation.
Is there any downtime?
Downtime is typically minimal. Small marks or mild redness at the treatment area can occur and usually settle quickly — your practitioner will explain aftercare in detail.
Who is it suitable for?
It is popular with clients seeking smoother, more radiant-looking skin — often before a big event. It is generally used on the face and can also be applied to the lips, neck and hands. Suitability is assessed at consultation.
What are the risks?
As with any procedure there are potential risks and side effects, and results vary between individuals. Your practitioner will discuss these openly at your consultation so you can make an informed decision.
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