Skin Whitening Care Cost Busan | JRYN Clinic Seomyeon

JRYN Dermatology Clinic · Seomyeon, Busan

Skin Whitening Care Cost in Busan

A clear price guide to JRYN’s multi-step Whitening Care program, including the exact listed components and practical questions to ask before an IV or skin treatment.

Listed package price
₩190,000
Whitening Care · one listed package

Quick answer

How much is Whitening Care in Busan?

JRYN Dermatology Clinic Seomyeon Branch lists its Whitening Care package at ₩190,000. The menu includes IV Glutathione (Baekok), German LDM, Vitamin C, LDM 12 minutes, Oxygen Toning, LED and a pack.

Final suitability and the exact IV formulation should be confirmed during medical consultation.

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Whitening Care price and inclusions

Whitening Care
IV Glutathione (Baekok) + German LDM + Vitamin C + LDM 12min + Oxygen Toning + LED + Pack
₩190,000
Price note: This page reproduces the supplied clinic menu. Before booking, confirm whether VAT is included, whether “German LDM” and “LDM 12min” describe the same treatment step, the IV ingredients and doses, and whether the package changes after physician assessment.

What is listed

Inside the Whitening Care program

01

IV Glutathione

Listed as “Baekok.” Because this is intravenous treatment, the exact product, dose, indication and personal medical suitability require clinician review.

02

Vitamin C

Vitamin C appears in the package description. Ask whether it is administered intravenously, topically or by another method, and confirm the dose.

03

German LDM

The menu also specifies “LDM 12min.” Confirm with the clinic whether these phrases refer to one 12-minute LDM step or separate components.

04

Oxygen Toning

A device-based skin-care step listed within the combined program. Ask what device and settings are planned for your skin.

05

LED Care

An LED step is included. Wavelength, duration and intended purpose may vary according to the clinic’s protocol.

06

Finishing Pack

A finishing facial pack completes the listed program. Product selection may depend on sensitivity and current skin condition.

Before treatment

Questions worth asking first

“Whitening” is a menu name. A consultation should focus on your actual concern—such as dullness, uneven tone, melasma or post-inflammatory marks—and set realistic expectations.

  • Who prescribes and administers the IV?
  • What are the exact ingredients and doses?
  • Is the intended use supported for my concern?
  • What side effects and alternatives apply?
  • Do my medicines or conditions affect eligibility?
  • What aftercare and sun protection are advised?

Frequently asked questions

Whitening Care FAQs

How much does Whitening Care cost at JRYN Busan?

The supplied JRYN Seomyeon menu lists one Whitening Care package at ₩190,000. Confirm VAT and any consultation or additional medication fees directly with the clinic.

What is included in the ₩190,000 package?

The menu lists IV Glutathione (Baekok), German LDM, Vitamin C, LDM for 12 minutes, Oxygen Toning, LED and a finishing pack.

Does Whitening Care permanently change skin color?

No permanent result should be assumed. Appearance can vary with the underlying cause, sun exposure, inflammation, skin-care routine and individual response. Ask the dermatologist to diagnose focal pigmentation rather than treating it as a generic tone concern.

Is IV glutathione suitable for everyone?

No. An IV treatment requires an individual medical assessment. Ask about evidence for the intended use, possible adverse effects, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, kidney or liver conditions, asthma, medicines, product source and emergency procedures before consenting.

Is there downtime?

Downtime depends on the exact protocol and individual response. Possible temporary effects can differ between the IV and skin-care components, so obtain component-specific instructions from the treating clinic.

How is this different from pigment laser treatment?

This is a combined care package, not a single pigment laser procedure. Melasma, sun spots and post-inflammatory pigmentation can require different diagnoses and treatment plans; a dermatologist can determine whether a laser, topical plan, sun protection or another approach is appropriate.