Salmon DNA Injection Price in Seoul: Our Two Menu Prices, and What Changes Your Total

I'm Dr. Hyunji Kim, director and lead physician at Delphic Clinic in Gangnam, one minute from Sinnonhyeon Station. I trained at Korea University Medical Center, I am a member of several Korean medical societies including the Korean Filler Society, and my daily work is lifting, laser and anti-ageing care. The salmon DNA injection price is one of the most common things international patients ask us before they even book.

Messages about salmon DNA injection price usually arrive with a screenshot of another quote and the question, why is yours different? That is a fair question, and the answer is rarely just the number. Here I show our two real menu prices, what a full course adds up to, and the details that change any quote, ours included.

The two salmon injection prices on our menu

Our salmon injection is priced per 3cc, and the vial is opened in front of you so you can see what is used. There is a regular price and a first-visit trial price for people treating with us for the first time. These are the real numbers, with no foreigner surcharge.

If you are still deciding which kind of salmon DNA booster suits you, my comparison of Korean PDRN salmon injection and Rejuran explains the difference before you look at cost.

One session or a course: how the total really adds up

A salmon DNA booster works on skin quality over time, so one session is a trial rather than a full result. Most plans are a short course, with the number set by your skin and your goal. I would rather you budget for that honestly than be surprised later.

For international patients, the trip shapes the plan. If you can visit only once, a single session plus a realistic expectation is better than squeezing sessions too close together.

Six details that change a salmon DNA quote

What a very low quote may leave out

I will not comment on other clinics' prices, but I can tell you what to check. A low headline price can mean a smaller amount, a vial you never see opened, or a session where you are not told who injects. Sometimes it is simply a fair promotional price, which is why asking matters more than guessing.

Brand and label checks matter too. My post on what I tell patients who ask which Korean PDRN to choose covers what to look for on the box.

Paying less only makes sense when you know exactly what you are paying for.— Dr. Hyunji Kim, Delphic Clinic

When I'd tell you not to spend on it

If your main concern is sagging, a salmon DNA booster will not lift it, and the money is better spent elsewhere. The same goes for deep hollows, active acne flare-ups that need treatment first, or a goal of visible change in a few days.

I also advise against booking it purely because of a trial price if you will not be able to continue. For realistic expectations, my guide to reading Korean PDRN reviews shows what people actually notice and when.

Price-check list to send before you book

Copy these into a message to any clinic you are considering, including us.

• What is the price for one session, and how many cc does it include?
• Is the vial sealed and opened in front of me?
• Is the price the same for international patients?
• Is a doctor injecting, and by hand or by device?
• If I need a second session on a later trip, what will it cost?

If you want an honest plan and an exact quote for your skin, book a free 1:1 consultation with me. English and Chinese interpreters are with us every day, international patients pay the same price as Korean patients, and we are one minute from Sinnonhyeon Station, Exit 3.