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The two boosters visitors ask us to compare most often. One is built on polydeoxyribonucleotide and works on repair; the other is hyaluronic acid and works on hydration. Read axis by axis, they answer two separate questions.
The confusion is understandable. Both are injected into the skin, both are sold as boosters, and neither is trying to change your face shape. The chemistry differs, though, and so does what the appointment asks of you: a polynucleotide booster wants patience and a series, while a hyaluronic-acid field wants even coverage and a realistic idea of what water alone can do to a complexion.
One more reason the answer moves person to person. Skin that is genuinely damaged — rough, reactive, dehydrated after months of over-treatment — wants repair before it wants anything else. Skin that is fundamentally healthy but dry and dull in photographs wants water. Getting that order backwards is not dangerous. It is simply a session spent on the wrong problem, and it is the most common reason a booster course disappoints.
Neither product changes the shape of a face. If what you dislike in the mirror is a flattened cheek, a heavier jaw or a fold that has deepened, this comparison is the wrong one to be reading, and no number of sessions of either booster will settle it.
Beauty coverage uses the two names interchangeably. Taken one axis at a time, they separate cleanly.
Polydeoxyribonucleotide is a DNA-derived material, sourced in Rejuran's case from salmon, and the published interest in it sits in tissue repair. Hyaluronic acid is a water-binding molecule your skin already makes, engineered by Allergan into a booster preparation for Skinvive. Two chemistries, two literatures, both cited at the foot of this page.
PDRN is prescribed when the skin's own condition is the limiting factor. A hyaluronic-acid booster is prescribed when the barrier is sound and simply dry. The scan measures those separately.
Rejuran is planned as a short series with weeks between visits, because repair accumulates. Skinvive is treated as one field in one visit and reviewed before it is repeated. That difference decides more travel plans than the price does.


Chemistry, target, session pattern and published price — set out plainly so you can argue with us at the consultation.
| Rejuran Healer | Skinvive | |
|---|---|---|
| Active material | PDRN — polydeoxyribonucleotide, sourced from salmon DNA | Hyaluronic acid, in a booster preparation from Allergan |
| What it is aimed at | Skin repair, texture and resilience | Hydration and surface smoothness |
| Best suited to | Skin that reads damaged, rough or over-treated | Skin that reads healthy but dry, tight and dull |
| How it is delivered | Injected across the treatment area; a needle-free jet device is one alternative studied in the literature | A mapped field of evenly spaced microdroplets within the skin |
| Session pattern | Planned as a short course, spaced by your director | Field treated in a single visit, reviewed before repeating |
| Changes facial shape? | No — it is not a volumising product | No — it is not a volumising product |
| Also available at Dear | Rejuran HB and Rejuran Eye lines | Priced and mapped per cc of product |
| At Dear, from | ₩300,000 (≈ $215) / 2cc | ₩450,000 (≈ $320) / 1cc |
Note the units differ: Rejuran Healer is quoted per 2cc and Skinvive per 1cc. Compare the plan your director writes, and treat the two headline numbers as incomparable. Both are published rates charged identically to Korean residents and international visitors, and your full course and total are agreed before treatment.
Written as they present in the room, in the order of how often we see them.
Reactive and rough, thinned by an aggressive year of treatment or simply worn down by one. When the barrier itself is the limiting factor, repair comes first and everything after it works better. Expect a course of spaced visits; we say that at the outset so the travel plan can absorb it.
No real damage and no meaningful volume loss. A surface that feels tight by mid-afternoon, photographs flat and makes make-up cling. That is a hydration brief, and a mapped hyaluronic-acid field answers it more directly than a repair product would.
Some skin wants both, in that order, with real spacing between them. Both products sit in the same building, so the pair can be staged across separate visits instead of compressed into one appointment to suit a calendar.
The fourth pattern is worth naming because it walks in most weeks: someone who has already had four or five booster sessions in a year and cannot tell whether a single one of them helped. The useful prescription there is a pause and a scan. A sixth syringe of anything is the one thing that will not answer the question. We will book you a diagnosis appointment and treat nothing on the day.

One unretouched case treated at Dear Clinic and shown with consent. We publish only what we have audited. No Skinvive case is shown on this page, because the space is better left empty than filled with something unrelated.

Unretouched before/after photography of the same person under the same conditions, treated at Dear Clinic and published with consent. The photograph shows only the treatment it is labelled with. Individual results may vary; no specific outcome is implied or promised.
Patients frequently arrive having decided they want both, which is often reasonable. What decides whether that works is sequencing:
Both boosters, the full hyaluronic-acid filler range and every lifting platform are already in the building, so the possible prescriptions are one, the other, both in sequence, or nothing at all. The fourth of those is written more often than the marketing for either product would suggest.
Both boosters are stocked, alongside the rest of the booster shelf, the filler range and the complete lifting line. When one is recommended, the scan pointed at it.
The EVE Muse 3D capture with five-light-source analysis reads those three properties as separate values. A repair case and a hydration case look much the same in a bathroom mirror and quite different on that read-out. That gap is the entire reason we scan before quoting anything.
Injection discipline decides the outcome of both products, which is why your session is director-performed by the doctor who read your scan, working to the depth and spacing the plan specifies and to intervals chosen for your skin. Bruising at the entry points, small bumps and a day or two of redness are ordinary with either product; a patchy field and a palpable lump are what unhurried placement is there to prevent.



Suitability and outcome vary by individual and are assessed at your in-person diagnosis.


Tell your director what else is on your calendar — a laser appointment, dental work, a wedding, a long flight. With a course-based booster, timing is part of the prescription.

Director-performed treatment is a Dear promise — your procedure is planned and performed by the doctors below.





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Comparing these two boosters means reading two separate bodies of literature: published work on polydeoxyribonucleotide, including its delivery methods and its established and emerging research directions, and the wider evidence base on injectable hyaluronic acid covering how products differ physically, where the facial danger zones lie and how hyaluronidase is used. The references below are listed as titles, journals and publication years with verifiable DOIs.
They are cited to show the basis of our planning and safety protocol, and not as evidence of any particular result. Suitability and outcome vary between individuals and are assessed at your own in-person diagnosis.
References are provided for information — outcomes vary by individual and are assessed at your diagnosis.