Dermatology ClinicVitamin Injections in Busan, Korea Doctor-selected vitamin shots and drips for tired skin, travel fatigue and low energy
Long flights, late nights and dry hotel air show on your skin. At JRYN Seomyeon, the doctor checks your health first, then chooses which vitamins, which dose and whether a quick shot or a drip makes sense for you.
What are vitamin injections, and do they actually work?
Vitamin injections deliver vitamins such as vitamin C, B-complex or B12 either as a quick intramuscular shot or as a slow intravenous (IV) drip. Because they bypass the gut, more of the nutrient reaches your bloodstream than from a tablet. Many people feel refreshed and notice brighter, better-hydrated skin, but the effect is supportive and temporary. They are not a cure for fatigue, and if you are genuinely deficient the doctor may suggest checking why.
At JRYN Seomyeon, Dr. Yoon reviews your health history, medications and allergies before choosing the formula. Prices depend on the formula and are confirmed at consultation. If brightening is your main goal, JRYN also lists a Whitening Care package at ₩190,000 , which combines a glutathione IV and vitamin C with skin care steps.
Vitamin Injections at a glance
| Common vitamins | Vitamin C, B-complex, B12, sometimes combined with glutathione or minerals |
|---|---|
| Shot or drip | A shot takes a minute; a drip takes about 30–60 minutes and adds fluids |
| People choose it for | Tired or dull-looking skin, jet lag, a run-down feeling during travel, before an event |
| What it cannot do | Replace a balanced diet, treat an illness or permanently change skin tone |
| Downtime | None for most people. A small bruise at the injection site is possible. |
| Results | Some feel the difference the same day; skin effects are subtle and short-lived |
| Price at JRYN | Confirmed at consultation · Whitening Care package ₩190,000 (glutathione IV + vitamin C + LDM + oxygen toning + LED + pack) |
Vitamin shot or IV drip?
The doctor will suggest the format that fits your goal and your schedule.
| Vitamin shot | IV drip | |
|---|---|---|
| How it is given | Into the muscle, usually the arm or hip | Through a fine line into a vein |
| Time in the chair | A few minutes | About 30–60 minutes |
| Typical contents | A single vitamin, such as B12 | A mix of vitamins and fluids |
| Good for | A quick top-up between plans | Hydration and recovery after a long flight |
| Related pages | Glutathione | Vitamin C IV, Jet Lag IV |
Formula, dose and format are decided by the doctor for each patient.
Who it suits
- Your skin looks dull or dehydrated after travel
- You feel run-down from jet lag or a packed itinerary
- You want a quick, needle-light add-on to a skin treatment
- You are preparing for an event and want to look fresher
- You prefer a treatment with no downtime
Tell your doctor first, or choose another option, if…
- You have kidney disease or a history of kidney stones (high-dose vitamin C may not suit you)
- You have G6PD deficiency or a known vitamin allergy
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding
- You take blood thinners or have a bleeding disorder
- You feel unwell, feverish or very dehydrated (see a doctor for the cause first)
Your Vitamin Injections visit , step by step
Health check
In English. The doctor asks about your health, medications, allergies and goals.
Formula and format
A shot or a drip is chosen, and the price is confirmed before you start.
Treatment
A shot takes minutes; for a drip, you relax in the chair for about 30–60 minutes.
Back to your day
No downtime for most people. Drink water and avoid alcohol that evening.
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 Vitamin 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.
Related drips and injections
Vitamin Injections FAQ
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How much are vitamin injections in Busan?
JRYN does not list a single price for vitamin shots or drips, because the cost depends on the vitamins and dose the doctor selects. Dr. Yoon confirms the formula and price at consultation. The listed Whitening Care package, which includes a glutathione IV and vitamin C, is ₩190,000.
What is the difference between a vitamin shot and a vitamin IV?
A shot is a small volume injected into the muscle in a few minutes, often a single vitamin such as B12. An IV drip runs a larger mix of vitamins and fluids into a vein over about 30 to 60 minutes, which also helps with hydration.
Do vitamin injections help with jet lag?
They can help you feel more refreshed, especially a drip that adds fluids after a long flight. They do not reset your body clock, so sleep, daylight and water still matter most. See our Jet Lag IV page for a drip designed around travel.
Can vitamin injections brighten my skin?
Vitamin C and glutathione are antioxidants that may support a brighter, more even-looking complexion, but the effect is subtle and temporary. For pigment such as melasma or sun spots, laser toning or a dermatology plan works better, and the doctor can combine both.
How often can I have vitamin injections?
It depends on the formula and your health. Some people have a top-up every one to four weeks, others only during travel. The doctor will advise a safe interval; more is not better.
Are there side effects?
Most people have none. Possible effects include a small bruise, brief stinging, a warm feeling or a metallic taste during a drip. Tell the doctor about any allergies, kidney problems or G6PD deficiency before treatment.
Can I combine vitamin injections with other treatments?
Yes. They are often added to skin boosters, laser toning or facials on the same day. Ask the doctor to plan the order, especially if you are also having a laser.
Easy to find, easy to book.
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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