The treatment
What is stem cell facial rejuvenation?
This program uses stem cell–based therapy alongside evidence-aligned skincare to signal collagen and elastin support, calm low-grade inflammation and improve skin quality across the whole face.
Your plan may combine targeted injections or infusions with medical-grade topicals and, when appropriate, energy-based treatment. For deep hydration, many patients add skin booster injections.
Candidates
Who it suits, and who should wait
Good candidates
- Early laxity, fine lines and rough texture
- Dull tone, sun-related ageing and dehydration-prone skin
- Skin recovery after a procedure, with your surgeon’s clearance
- Patients who prefer regeneration over added volume
Postpone treatment if
- You are pregnant
- You have an active skin infection
- You tend to form keloid scars
- You have taken isotretinoin recently
Results
Benefits patients often notice
Healthier skin quality
A tighter look, refined texture and better bounce.
Radiance
More even tone that builds over weeks to months.
Softer fine lines
Makeup sits more smoothly.
Better recovery
Smoother healing when part of a wider procedure plan.
Individual results vary. This is not a cure for medical skin disease.
Your visit
How the program works
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Consultation & skin assessment
- History, sensitivities, photos, Fitzpatrick type and sun habits
- Optional diagnostics for hydration, pigmentation and elasticity
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Personalised plan
- Stem cell–based protocol, with source and route tailored to you
- Optional recovery IV, medical-grade topicals and a sunscreen plan
- RF microneedling or ultrasound tightening when indicated
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Treatment day
- Topical or local anaesthesia as needed
- Most patients resume routine within 24–48 hours
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Aftercare & tracking
- Check-ins at 4, 8 and 12 weeks with progress photos
- Home care: gentle cleanser, barrier moisturiser, daily broad-spectrum SPF
Safety
Safety & recovery
- Screening first. Pregnancy, active infection, keloid tendency and recent isotretinoin use are checked at consultation.
- Downtime. Typically mild: brief redness or sensitivity.
- Timeline. Glow often improves within weeks; collagen-related change is reviewed at 8–12 weeks.
- Medications. We do not change your prescriptions; we work with your prescribing doctor.
At home
A simple home routine
- Daily SPF 50, reapplied outdoors, and a wide-brim hat
- Fragrance-free cleanser and a ceramide moisturiser
- At night, a gentle retinoid or peptides as tolerated
- Hydration, regular sleep and protein-forward meals
Your physician
Planned and performed by a plastic surgeon
Chief Director · Plastic Surgeon
Dr. Kim Young-jun
- Clinical Professor of Plastic Surgery, Chonnam National University
- Plastic Surgery Residency, Chonnam National University Hospital
- Member, ISAPS and the Korean Society of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeons
- Member, Korean Anti-Aging Research Society
- Physician-led, 1:1 Your doctor designs and performs every session.
- Natural results Gradual, balanced change that looks like you.
- Private suites Treatment in a discreet room, with numbing or sedation if needed.
- For international patients English consultations and condensed scheduling for short stays.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Will this replace fillers or lasers?
Not necessarily. Many patients combine regenerative therapy for quality with selective volume or device work.
How many sessions will I need?
Usually an initial series with reassessment at 8–12 weeks. Maintenance is planned individually.
Is it good for acne or melasma?
We focus on skin quality and recovery. Active conditions are co-managed with dermatology.
Can I book during a short stay in Seoul?
Yes. Assessment and initial treatment can be condensed for international patients.
How long is recovery?
Most patients return to normal activity within 24–48 hours.
This page is for general information and does not replace a medical consultation. Suitability and expected results are decided by your physician after an in-person assessment. Results vary between individuals.