Understand your skin
Discuss the areas that concern you, prior treatment and the downtime you can accommodate.
Skin boosters
Juvelook, Rejuran and other options. Begin with your skin concerns, not a product name you feel you have to choose.
Skin boosters are a category of injectable treatments, not one ingredient or standardised procedure. At DMTC, skin booster injections are administered manually by a doctor.
A concern does not automatically make a particular product suitable. A doctor assesses your skin and may discuss non-injection options or no treatment.
Discuss the areas that concern you, prior treatment and the downtime you can accommodate.
Consider the specific product, suitability and risks, rather than choosing by name or price alone.
If you agree to the treatment and cost, the doctor performs the injections.
Amounts are selected entries from the current public price list, not a quotation including eligibility or additional fees. They do not confirm pricing for a new customised filler package. This is not the complete treatment menu.
| Treatment | Details / amount | Reference price (tax incl.) |
|---|---|---|
| JUVELOOK | 3 mL | Conditions under reviewAwaiting final publication conditions |
| REJURAN | 1 mL | Conditions under reviewAwaiting final publication conditions |
| SUNEKOS | 3 mL | Conditions under reviewAwaiting final publication conditions |
| PLURYAL DENSIFY | 2 mL | Conditions under reviewAwaiting final publication conditions |
| JALUPRO SUPER HYDRO | 2.5 mL | Conditions under reviewAwaiting final publication conditions |
| SKINVIVE | 1 mL | Conditions under reviewAwaiting final publication conditions |
Skin booster amounts are not displayed in this preview while first-visit pricing conditions are being clarified. Confirm the final conditions, total fees and anaesthesia arrangements before booking.
Japanese yen, tax included. Pricing conditions and medical information require review before publication.
Price source: DMTC official price list / checked 18 September 2026
Confirm your clinic, preferred date and available language support.
Discuss suitability, risks, the treatment plan and fees with the clinic.
Proceed only after agreeing to the plan, then receive aftercare instructions.
Pain, redness, swelling, bruising and raised injection sites can occur. Product-specific risks may include infection, allergy, persistent nodules and inflammation. Risks are not identical across formulations.
Tell the doctor about earlier injections, skin conditions, allergies, medications, pregnancy or breastfeeding. Confirm sessions, intervals and downtime for the specific product and area.
This draft has not had final medical review. Details of Japanese approval, off-label use, sourcing, approved alternatives, overseas safety information and eligibility for relief schemes must be added for the actual products and intended uses. Product approval does not mean that every treatment area is approved.
These sources provide general safety information. Overseas approval is not equivalent to Japanese approval.
DMTC · Official treatment information (Japanese)There is no single best product for everyone. A doctor reviews your skin and preferences before discussing options.
At DMTC, skin booster injections are administered manually by a doctor.
The exact product variant must be confirmed. This draft does not identify the “REJURAN 1 mL” entry as Rejuran i.
Not yet. This version provides treatment information, not AI assessment or product recommendations. See booking information to discuss your concerns.
Discuss your goals with a doctor, including the option not to have treatment.