Fine Lines & Crepey Skin Treatment in Busan

Fine Lines & Crepey Skin (잔주름): Shallow lines and thin, crepey texture from dehydration, sun exposure and ageing. In Busan this is treated by Dermatology.

Treatment options in Busan

  • Rejuran Healer(리쥬란 힐러) — A skin booster made from salmon-derived polynucleotides (PN) that aims to improve skin texture, elasticity and fine lines. ₩150,000–₩400,000 per session (2cc); downtime: Small bumps 1-2 days; light redness.
  • Skin Boosters(스킨부스터) — Injectable hydration treatments (hyaluronic acid, PN, PDRN or exosome-based) that improve skin quality rather than add volume. ₩150,000–₩500,000 per session; downtime: Bumps and redness for 1-2 days.
  • Juvelook(쥬베룩) — A collagen-stimulating injectable (PDLLA with hyaluronic acid) used to improve fine wrinkles, texture and shallow acne scars. ₩250,000–₩700,000 per session; downtime: Bumps and mild swelling 2-3 days.
  • Thermage FLX(써마지) — A monopolar radiofrequency treatment that heats the dermis to tighten skin and stimulate collagen. ₩1,500,000–₩3,500,000 per session (600 shots); downtime: Mild redness for hours.
  • Oligio(올리지오) — A Korean monopolar RF tightening device often described as a lower-cost alternative to Thermage. ₩300,000–₩1,000,000 per 300 shots; downtime: Mild redness.

When to see a doctor

Most fine lines are cosmetic; a dermatologist can tailor skin-quality treatments.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best treatment for fine lines & crepey skin in Busan?

Common options are Rejuran Healer, Skin Boosters, Juvelook, Thermage FLX, Oligio. The right choice depends on the cause and severity, so start with a consultation.

Which doctor treats fine lines & crepey skin in Korea?

See a dermatology specialist.

When should I see a doctor about fine lines & crepey skin?

Most fine lines are cosmetic; a dermatologist can tailor skin-quality treatments.

How much does fine lines & crepey skin treatment cost in Busan?

Depending on the treatment, roughly ₩150,000 to ₩3,500,000.

Medical information on Busan.Clinic is general and not a substitute for a consultation with a licensed doctor. Prices are indicative market ranges for Busan compiled by our editors (last reviewed October 2026); always confirm the final quote, including VAT, directly with the clinic. Clinic listings are based on public data from Korea's Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service (HIRA).