Dermatology ClinicImmune Boost Injections in Busan, Korea Vitamin and nutrient injections or drips for travel fatigue and run-down days, prescribed after a doctor reviews your health
Long flights, packed itineraries and little sleep can leave you drained. An immune boost injection delivers vitamins such as vitamin C and B vitamins directly, but it is supportive care, not a cure or a vaccine . Dr. Yoon checks it is safe for you first.
What are immune boost injections?
Immune boost injections are vitamin and nutrient formulas, often based on vitamin C and B vitamins, given as an IV drip or an injection. People use them when they feel run-down, jet-lagged or tired from travel, because the nutrients reach the bloodstream directly. They can help some people feel refreshed, but they do not prevent infections, replace vaccines or treat illness, and the evidence for an immune effect is limited.
At JRYN Seomyeon, Dr. Yoon reviews your health history first , including allergies, medications, kidney health and pregnancy, then chooses the formula and dose. The price depends on the formula and is confirmed at consultation.
Immune Boost Injections at a glance
| What it is | A vitamin and nutrient formula given by IV drip or injection |
|---|---|
| May include | Vitamin C, B vitamins and other nutrients, chosen by the doctor |
| People choose it for | Travel fatigue, jet lag, run-down days, recovery after a busy schedule |
| What it cannot do | Prevent colds or flu, replace vaccines, or treat an infection |
| Session time | A short injection, or a drip that takes longer depending on volume |
| Downtime | None for most people. A small bruise at the needle site is possible. |
| Price at JRYN | Depends on the formula. Confirmed by the doctor at consultation. |
| Often combined with | Vitamin C IV, Jet Lag IV, skin treatments on the same visit |
It may suit you if
- You feel drained after a long flight or a busy trip
- You want a quick top-up of vitamins under medical supervision
- You eat poorly while travelling and feel run-down
- You are already visiting for a skin treatment and want to add one
- You have no medical condition that rules it out
The doctor may advise against it if
- You have G6PD deficiency (high-dose vitamin C can be unsafe)
- You have kidney disease or a history of kidney stones
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding
- You have a fever or feel acutely ill (see a doctor for diagnosis first)
- You have had a reaction to vitamin infusions before
Immune boost injection at JRYN
Tell us about any medicines and supplements you take before your visit.
Health check
Dr. Yoon asks about allergies, medications, kidney health, pregnancy and how you feel.
Formula and price
The doctor selects the formula and dose, and the price is confirmed before you agree.
Injection or drip
Given by trained staff while you rest. You can message on your phone or relax.
After the session
Drink water and carry on with your day. Tell the clinic if you feel unwell.
Reviewed by a JRYN doctor
Dr. Yoon Jung-wook
Managing Director, JRYN Clinic Seomyeon · Injectables and IV therapy
- Full Member, Korean Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
- Full Member, Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery & Laser Medicine
- Full Member, Korean Society of Obesity & Body Contouring
- Former Neurosurgery Resident, Dong-A University Hospital
This page is general information about Immune Boost Injections and does not replace an in-person consultation. Results vary between people; suitability, dose and expected results are decided by a doctor after examining you.
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Immune Boost Injections FAQ
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Do immune boost injections really boost your immune system?
They supply vitamins such as vitamin C and B vitamins, which the immune system needs, but there is limited evidence that an injection makes a healthy person's immune system stronger. Think of it as supportive care that may help you feel refreshed, not as protection against illness.
What is in an immune boost injection?
Formulas are commonly based on vitamin C and B vitamins, sometimes with other nutrients. At JRYN Seomyeon, Dr. Yoon chooses the formula and dose for you after reviewing your health history.
How much does an immune boost injection cost in Busan?
At JRYN Seomyeon, the price depends on the formula and whether it is given as an injection or a drip, so it is confirmed by the doctor at consultation. Ask on WhatsApp and we can tell you what to expect before your visit.
Is it safe?
For most healthy adults it is low risk when a doctor checks suitability first. Possible side effects include bruising or soreness at the needle site, a warm feeling or light-headedness. It is not suitable for people with G6PD deficiency, kidney problems or some other conditions.
Can I get one if I already have a cold?
If you have a fever or feel acutely unwell, see a doctor for diagnosis first. A vitamin injection does not treat an infection and may not be appropriate while you are ill.
Can I combine it with a skin treatment on the same day?
Often, yes. Many visitors add an IV or injection to a skin booster or laser visit. Your doctor confirms the timing and whether the combination suits you.
How often can I have one?
There is no fixed schedule. Your doctor will advise based on the formula, your health and your diet. More frequent is not automatically better, especially with high doses of vitamins.
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Opening hours
| Mon · Tue · Fri | 10:30 – 20:00 |
| Wed · Thu | 10:30 – 19:00 |
| Saturday | 10:30 – 14:30 |
| Lunch (weekdays) | 13:00 – 14:30 |
| Sun & holidays | Closed |
Location
4F Samjung Tower, 672 Jungang-daero, Busanjin-gu, Busan
8 min walk from Seomyeon Station (Line 1 & 2) Exit 2, or 3 min from Seomyeon Mall Exit 16. In-building parking, first 30 minutes free.
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