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JUVELUX Aqueous Light Injection Price Revision - Now More Attractively Priced! | From September 5, 2024
We are pleased to announce that we have revised the price of JUVELUX Aqueous Light Injection to make it more affordable.
Background of Price Revision
1. to deliver effective treatment to more people
2. Improved treatment efficiency due to the overwhelming number of JUVELUX cases (2,000 casesOver)
3. Lower cost due to higher number of cases
■New price points
1. Price reductions for all dosage plans!
2. Significant price reductions, especially for 4cc and 6cc plans
Compare with 3.3 cc conversion for even more savings
Example: A set of three 6cc plans is equivalent to 3cc.24,440 yen per transactionConsiderable!
We will continue to strive for improvement in order to provide good treatment at a fair price to everyone.
Aqueous Light Injections Additional Drugs Discount Campaign now in effect!Period: November 1, 2024 - December 31, 2024
The following two points are applicable for those who receive water light injections :
1. high-concentration vitamin C & vitamin A or glutathione can be added for +1,000 yen/time (regular price for a single unit: 21,800 yen)
Additional Skin Botox can be added for +2,000 yen/time (regular price for single unit: 23,800 yen)
I wonder, "What is a water-light injection and how does it work?"
I'm looking for a clinic that offers water light injections, and I'd like to know the prices and stuff."
Do you have any of these questions or concerns?
Smart Skin Clinic, a cosmetic dermatology clinic, will provide easy-to-understand explanations from a professional standpoint to help resolve such questions and concerns.
*If you would like to know the rates, you can jump to the table of contents below by selecting the item you are interested in.
What is Aquatic Light Injection?
Hydroxyapatite injections are skin texture improvement procedures in which selected agents are injected directly into the shallow layer of the skin, called the dermis, according to your concerns. The effects vary widely depending on the drug selected. We will select the drug that is best suited for you according to your concerns and desires.
In addition to the drug, the machine itself has the effect of skin regeneration and collagen increase through the body's own "wound healing" mechanism by injecting a fine needle.
Effects of water-light injections
The effects obtained from the drugs injected in aqueous light injections vary. The following is a list of effects commonly obtained with many agents.
Moisturizing Skin
Improvement of elasticity and luster
Improvement of fine lines and wrinkles
Improvement of pore size and blackheads
Improvement of dullness and tone
Skin texture improvement
Improvement of acne and acne scars
Characteristics of Aquatic Light Injection
Choice of preferred agents available
You can choose from a variety of drugs popular in Korea, such as Jubeluk and Rejelan, according to your preference.
A physician can diagnose and recommend the best drug for you.
Even if you say, "I don't know what to do...," our doctors will examine you and suggest some of the best drugs for you.
Short treatment time
In the case of injecting the entire area by a doctor, it is necessary to inject one area at a time, but in the case of the Mizuho Injection, there are 9 needles attached, and 9 needles can be injected in one shot, which speeds up the procedure.
Can approach deep into the skin
Because active ingredients can be injected directly into the "dermis," the deeper layers of the skin, the drug is effective from within the skin.
Reduce pain with the system of injecting while suctioning.
Water-light injections are performed with suction at the moment the needle is inserted. This suction mechanism has been shown to reduce pain compared to simply inserting the needle.
Background of the development of water-light injections (mechanical injection)
The water-light injection machine has been in use in Japan since around the 2010s.
As a background of development,"Solving 'issues' in manual injection by physicians "It seems that the developer-manufacturer had the objective of
Let us introduce you to the challenges of "physician hand injections".
*Please note that this is not an issue that applies to all physicians, as there are differences in their technical skills.
(1) Difficult to maintain consistency
You can imagine that with manual injections, it is difficult to keep the depth of injection and dosage constant. As a result, it has been said that there can be variations in quality from one area of the face to another and from one treatment to another.
(2) Highly technology-dependent/personnel-dependent
Regarding (1), conversely, it would not be an issue if the physician's technical skills were high. On the other hand, not all physicians have high technical skills, so there was a situation where it depended on the technical skills of individual physicians.
(3) Time efficiency
Manual treatment can be time consuming, making it difficult to treat a large number of customers.
(4) Accuracy loss due to fatigue
In the case of manual placement, since concentration is required for depth and dosage, examining and treating a variety of clients in a single day could lead to a loss of accuracy due to fatigue.
(5) High price because only physicians can perform the procedure.
Even with good injectable formulations, only physicians could perform injectable procedures. Because of the wide variety of tasks that only a physician can perform, the price is higher when a physician performs the procedure.
The above five issues led to the development of the "Injection Machine = Suikoh Injection" to solve these problems.
In other words, we hope that you will recognize that a machine that has the performance to solve the above problems is a water-light injection.
Although this way of writing may lead you to think that "hydro-optic injections are superior to physician-assisted injections," this is not universally true. Next, I will explain the good and bad points (limitations) of each.
Which is better, water-light injections or a doctor's manual injection?
What I have just said might lead you to perceive that "water light injections are superior to physician hand injections" or that "water light injections are superior to physician hand injections".
In conclusion, the best and superior method of treatment depends on the customer's situation and objectives.
Each treatment method has its good points and bad points (limitations), as well as its own unique value that only a physician's injection can provide.
We will explain what good and bad points (limitations) exist from the customer's point of view.
Good points about water light injections
- Differences in technical skills are less likely to occur, making it easier to receive treatment with peace of mind, regardless of the clinic.
- Receive the formulation you want to receive at a lower price than a physician's manual
Bad points (limitations) of water light injections
- In some cases, the injectable product cannot be injected into the skin 1001 TP3T and may leak a few 1 TP3T. In the case of manual injection by a physician, 1001 TP3T can basically be injected. Therefore, it may be wasteful in the case of expensive injectable formulations.
- Since the depth of injection and dosage cannot be customized in detail, if you have different problems in different areas of your face, you cannot inject at the depth and dosage optimized for each area.
Good point about physician hand injections.
- Injection depth and dosage can be customized according to each customer's skin condition, concerns, and desires for each area.
- Injection formulation can be injected into 100% skin with almost no leakage
- Depending on the physician's proficiency, the procedure may be faster and less painful than aqueous light injections.
Bad Points (Limitations) of Physician Manual Injection
- Different doctors will have different technical skills. High degree of impersonality.
- Price is higher compared to hydroxyapatite injections because there are other services that only a physician can perform.
Please review the above good and bad points (limitations) and try to choose the method that best suits your needs.
List of drugs for water light injections at Smart Skin Clinic
We have prepared a wide variety of drugs to meet a wide range of your concerns and wishes. You can tell us what drugs you are looking for, or if you are not sure, we can suggest the best treatment based on a doctor's examination.
Juvelook
A very popular formulation in Korea, approved by the U.S. FDA and the Korean KFDA. *FDA and KFDA are the equivalent of Japan's Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare.
In fact, it has received the Korean ConsumerAward for 2022 and 2023 consecutively. In addition, more than 400,000 people in Korea have already received the award. (As of December 2023).
The ingredients include non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid and polylactic acid (PDLLA: Poly-DL-lactic acid). After injection, they are slowly absorbed into the body over a period of one to two years, during which time they stimulate fibroblasts to naturally increase collagen and elastin, and a lasting effect can be expected.
To learn more about Jubeluk, please visit
Exosome
Exosomes are noted for their anti-aging properties and are expected to regenerate and rejuvenate the skin.
Smart Skin Clinic uses exosomes with a purity of 991 TP3T derived from umbilical cord.
To learn more about Exosome Hydrophoton Injections, please also see the following articles.
JALUPRO (Classic)
This preparation has been in use since 2005 and has been used in more than 1 million cases. It is also called "Milan injection" because the production plant is located in Milan, Italy.
Ingredients include low molecular weight non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid + 4 amino acids as main ingredients.
To learn more about JalPro, please also see below.
SUNEKOS
Made in Italy and CE Mark Class IIIReceived approval for conformity with European safety standardsIn Europe, it has been approved as a medical device for injections.
The main ingredients are non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid and six amino acids. The ratio of hyaluronic acid and amino acids in the formula is an internationally patented special formula. This ratio has been proven to be efficient in the production of collagen and elastin.
To learn more about Snechos, please also see below.
Rejuran (HB)
The ingredients include polydeoxynucleotides (PDRN) extracted from salmon DNA. Because it is made from salmon, it is sometimes called "salmon injection.
Polydeoxynucleotides" have a variety of effects, including increased production of growth factors, promotion of capillary circulation, anti-inflammatory effects, and DNA resynthesis.
Rejuran also contains an ingredient called astaxanthin, which has a high antioxidant effect and is said to be about 1,000 times more potent than vitamin E.
Chiara Reju (≒ Riduranje Generic)
Rejuran is called a PDRN (polynucleotide) formulation, and the manufacturing process utilizing this PDRN was patented. Recently, this patent has expired, and several formulations using PDRN have emerged.
Chiara Reju is a formulation in which PDRN is the main ingredient and stands like a generic formulation of Rejuran.
Before and after photos
Smart Skin Clinic's "specialties" of hydroxyapatite injections ".
Function of non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid
Non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid injected into the skin is gradually absorbed by osmosis. The process of penetration and absorption stimulates cells called fibroblasts. Fibroblasts activate collagen and elastin, tissues that produce skin firmness and luster.
This mechanism of action improves the natural firmness and luster of the skin.
Those who are not eligible for the treatment
Basically, it is possible to perform the procedure unless you have some serious illness or inflammation in the area to be treated.
The following information is provided for reference only, as we are obliged to include it to inform "those who are not eligible for the treatment".
- Pregnant or nursing mothers
- Persons with abnormal immune function or with a history of such abnormality, and persons receiving immunosuppressive therapy.
- Those prone to keloid formation, hypertrophic scars and hyperpigmentation
- Those with bleeding tendency or using non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics such as aspirin or anticoagulants such as warfarin
- Excessive sunburn, eczema, dermatitis, highly inflamed acne, or scabs at the site of drug injection
Risks and Side EffectsDowntime
Risks, side effects, and downtime may mean almost the same thing to you, so we will explain them all together.
In water-light injections, the drug is injected through a stamp-like object with 9 needles. Therefore, the following reactions will occur.
Redness, swelling (puffiness), and pain occur at the site of injection.
Above Response,The time period varies from a minimum of 2 days to a maximum of 10 days, depending on the individual. On average, it takes 3~5 days.
Here are two examples of the condition immediately after the treatment. As you can see, even under the same conditions, there will be individual differences depending on the skin type and constitution.
Another point I will always tell you,Internal bleeding."This is about the possibility of the occurrence of This one may be incorrectly perceived, so we will explain it carefully.
First, please see below.
Due to the nature of the treatment, internal bleeding may occur at the needle puncture site, although not always. If internal bleeding does occur, it will gradually disappear over a period of one to two weeks.
As described here, internal bleeding occurs with a certain frequency (about 3~101 TP3T).
Internal bleeding is when a needle strikes a "blood vessel" (called a vein) under the skin and causes a slight break in the vessel, causing it to bleed and clot.
In other words, to prevent this from happening, it is better if the vein does not hit a blood vessel, but these blood vessels (veins) are very thin and run differently (where they are located) from person to person. Therefore, it is not possible to prevent 100%.
At Smart Skin Clinic, we strive to reduce the risk of internal bleeding as much as possible. We hope you will understand this when you come to our clinic.
Example of downtime
Immediately after treatment
Redness, swelling, internal bleeding, tingling, petechiae, and injection scars may appear. Skin may feel bumpy and rough.
If redness and swelling are painful, they can be relieved by cooling. Avoid makeup, bathing, and alcohol consumption.
Next day - 2 days later
5 days later
One week after treatment
Most symptoms subside. Internal bleeding, if present, may remain for up to 10 days after the surgery. Depending on the drug, some patients may also notice a skin beautification effect around this time.
Aftercare|Advice for daily life after treatment
We will first summarize the "what not to do" items and then explain in detail why.
Let's start with the following list of "what not to do" after the procedure.
[What not to do in the next 24 hours
Strenuous exercise
Sauna
Bathing in hot temperatures
Excessive alcohol consumption
Use of retinol and hydroquinone cream
[What to avoid in the next 24 hours].
Motion
Bathing
Drinking
・Injection siteMakeup *Open 24 hours later (the next day is also acceptable).
[What you may do in the next 24 hours.
Wash your face gently to avoid friction.
Use non-irritating cosmetics and moisturizers.
[To be avoided within a week.
Massage around the area to be treated
Use of retinol and hydroquinone cream
Next, we will briefly explain the reasons why you should not do it.
The area injected with the drug has a mildInflammation."The company is now in the process of
Inflammation is simply put.It's a state in which the body is doing its best to get back to normal."We can say. They are doing their best to improve the injection site, so it is best to leave them alone.
Common among "what not to do within 24 hours" are "excessive blood flow and heat." These can promote inflammation, which can result in a condition called "inflammatory hyperpigmentation" and slow healing.
In short,To avoid contributing to inflammation, do not irritate the area and allow it to heal naturally."That is to say.
Charge
Aqueous Light Injections Additional Drugs Discount Campaign now in effect!Period: November 1, 2024 - December 31, 2024
The following two points are applicable for those who receive water light injections :
1. high-concentration vitamin C & vitamin A or glutathione can be added for +1,000 yen/time (regular price for a single unit: 21,800 yen)
Additional Skin Botox can be added for +2,000 yen/time (regular price for single unit: 23,800 yen)
Campaign is underwayPeriod: October 4, 2024 - November 30, 2024
For those who receive the water light injections only] The infusion can be performed at the same time with 30%OFF:
Exosome and NMN infusions can be added for 30%OFF on the same day that you receive your water light injections.
Juvelook
3cc | |
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Once | 36,800 yen |
3 sets | 95,940 yen (per time)31,980 yen) |
4cc | |
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Once | 44,980 yen |
3 sets | 119,400 yen (per time)39,800 yen) *Converted to 3 cc: per29,850 yenbe proportionate toPrice of |
6cc | |
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Once | 54,980 yen |
3 sets | 146,640 yen (per time)48,880 yen) *Converted to 3 cc: per24,440 yenbe proportionate toPrice of |
Need for anesthesia|High
Prices are all-inclusive, including the cost of anesthesia.
This is because anesthesia is recommended for this procedure, and it is basically standard to perform it after implementing cream anesthesia and local anesthesia.
- We also offer "3cc" for easy consideration in accordance with the notation of other hospitals.
- On the other hand, 3cc is not enough for the whole face (full face), so if you want the maximum effect, please refer to the following for your choice
- Pattern 1] The forehead and the area from the nose down can be lighter ⇒ 3cc
- Pattern 2] The area from the nose down can be lightened a little, but from the nose up, it should be done firmly ⇒ 4cc
- Pattern (3)] The entire face, including the nose and below the nose, should be done thoroughly ⇒ 6cc
- If you are not sure, the doctor will confirm your request on the same day and suggest the optimal volume (please be assured that we never upsell unnecessarily).
Exosomes [umbilical cord-derived].
6cc (entire face) | |
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Once | 36,800 yen |
3 sets | 101,400 yen (33,800 yen per session) |
4 sets | 119,200 yen (per time)29,800 yen) |
Need for anesthesia|High
Prices are all-inclusive, including the cost of anesthesia.
This is because anesthesia is recommended for this procedure, and it is basically standard to perform it after implementing cream anesthesia and local anesthesia.
JALUPRO (Classic)
3cc | |
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Once | 29,800 yen (about 8,940 yen per cc) |
4 sets | 107,200 yen (26,800 yen per session) |
4cc | |
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Once | 35,200 yen (7,920 yen per cc) |
4 sets | 128,800 yen (per time)32,200 yen) |
6cc | |
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Once | 47,880 yen (7,182 yen per cc) |
4 sets | 179,520 yen (per time)44,800 yen) |
Need for anesthesia|High
Prices are all-inclusive, including the cost of anesthesia.
This is because anesthesia is recommended for this procedure, and it is basically standard to perform it after implementing cream anesthesia and local anesthesia.
SUNEKOS
3cc | |
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Once | 26,800 yen |
4 sets | 99,200 yen (per time)24,800 yen) |
6cc | |
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Initial Price | 39,800 yen |
Once | 44,800 yen |
4 sets | 159,200 yen (per time)39,800 yen) |
Need for anesthesia|High
Prices are all-inclusive, including the cost of anesthesia.
This is because anesthesia is recommended for this procedure, and it is basically standard to perform it after implementing cream anesthesia and local anesthesia.
Rejuran (HB)
2 bottles (2cc) | |
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Once | 62,200 yen |
3 sets | 179,400 yen (per time)59,800 yen) |
4 sets | 228,800 yen (per time)57,200 yen) |
Need for anesthesia|High
Prices are all-inclusive, including the cost of anesthesia.
This is because anesthesia is recommended for this procedure, and it is basically standard to perform it after implementing cream anesthesia and local anesthesia.
Chiara Reju (Rejuran Generic)
*Polynucleotide (PDRN) formulation similar to Riguran
1 bottle (2.2cc) | |
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Once | 24,800 yen |
3 sets | 68,400 yen (per time)22,800 yen) |
4 sets | 79,200 yen (per time)19,800 yen) |
2 bottles (4.4 cc) | |
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Once | 34,800 yen |
3 sets | 92,400 yen (per time)30,800 yen) |
4 sets | 115,200 yen (per time)28,800 yen) |
3 bottles (6.6cc) | |
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Initial Price | 36,800 yen |
Once | 39,800 yen |
3 sets | 104,400 yen (per time)34,800 yen) |
4 sets | 131,200 yen (per time)32,800 yen) |
Need for anesthesia|High
Prices are all-inclusive, including the cost of anesthesia.
This is because anesthesia is recommended for this procedure, and it is basically standard to perform it after implementing cream anesthesia and local anesthesia.
Flow of treatment
You can easily make reservations with your mobile phone.
This is a "smart" and easy receptionist service that can be completed immediately by the clinic's IT system by simply providing your name.
Please feel free to discuss any concerns you may have during the counseling session. Please be assured that there is no pushy sales.
We will carry out the infusion while talking to you.
We will explain in detail about the care of the treated area and precautions for daily life. We also suggest appropriate home care from the viewpoint of prevention and maintenance, such as oral medicines and skin care cosmetics that can be expected to improve your problems.
FAQ
- Does it work after just one visit?
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Of course, it is effective even if it is done once. Some drugs are more effective when repeated in sets of 3 or 4 times.
- What is the difference from regular hyaluronic acid injections?
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Conventional hyaluronic acid injections create volume by "physically" placing hyaluronic acid under the skin. The non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid used in water-light injections penetrates like a lotion, stimulating the skin's fibroblast cells to naturally produce collagen, etc., thereby creating volume.
- Can I wear makeup after the procedure?
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We recommend that you avoid it for about 24 hours, as it leaves small holes all over your skin.
- Why is it called "water light injections"?
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It has come to be called "suiko-kin" (water-glow skin) to describe the watery, glowing, and beautiful skin of a Korean actress. Since the "injections" aim to achieve such "water-glow skin," it was named "suiko-injections.
More Information
Treatment Time | 30~40 minutes (not including counseling) |
Recommended number and frequency of treatments | Although it varies depending on the drug, we recommend 3 to 4 sessions at roughly 2 to 4 week intervals. |
Down time | About 2 to 3 days |
Treatment on the day of counseling | Possible |
Make | Possible after about 24 hours |
Skin care | Possible immediately after the treatment |
Shower | Possible from the same day |
Pain | There is a stinging pain when the needle is inserted. |
[Legal description
Water Light Injection includes procedures using medicines or medical devices that are not approved in Japan. The medicines and devices used in the treatment have been imported on a personal import basis under the judgment of our physicians.
Please refer to this page for information on medicines, etc. that should be noted for personal importation.
Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, "Medicines, etc. that Require Caution in Personal Importation".
Smart Skin Clinic
Smart Skin Clinic
The concept of the clinic is to "make cosmetic medicine more accessible and smart. is the concept of the clinic.
Instead of eliminating ornate interiors to reduce interior design costs and installing equipment in the dark, we carefully select the equipment we need and reduce the cost of the equipment.
We aim to "make cosmetic medicine more accessible" for you.
Address: 8F EX Kanda Nishiki-cho Building, 3-16-1 Kanda Nishiki-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Specialty: Cosmetic Dermatology (aesthetic dermatology, medical hair removal, medical slimming)
Address: 8F EX Kanda Nishiki-cho Building, 3-16-1 Kanda Nishiki-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Specialty: Cosmetic Dermatology (aesthetic dermatology, medical hair removal, medical slimming)
About the physician supervision of this site
About the physician supervision of this site
This site is operated under the supervision of the Smart Skin Clinic supervising physicians.
This page is produced under the supervision of our supervising physician, who also operates the website as a medical institution in accordance with the Medical Advertising Guidelines, which were revised and enforced in June 2018.
This page is produced under the supervision of our supervising physician, who also operates the website as a medical institution in accordance with the Medical Advertising Guidelines, which were revised and enforced in June 2018.