BEAUTY INJECTIONS
Beauty Injections
Start by telling a doctor
about your skin concerns and what you hope for.
From REJURAN to placenta injections,
here are our six treatments in one place.
Cosmetic treatments are self-pay (not covered by insurance).
01
REJURAN
A product containing polynucleotides (PN) is injected into the skin. The doctor asks about concerns such as loss of firmness or fine lines, around the eyes or elsewhere on the skin, and then decides which product to use and where.
- Typical Treatment Time
- About 30–40 minutes including cleansing and anesthesia, according to the clinic's current website. The time varies with your skin condition and the area treated.
- Visit Schedule
- As a guide, the clinic's current website suggests 3–4 sessions, 3–4 weeks apart. At your examination, the doctor explains how many sessions you need and how far apart they should be.
Main Risks and Precautions
Redness, swelling, bruising, pain and other reactions may occur. Let us know beforehand about any seafood allergy, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and any illness you are being treated for or medications you take.
02
BNAJU Re20
We offer consultations about BNAJU Re20. Tell us which areas concern you and what cosmetic treatments you have had before. After checking the product to be used, the doctor decides at your examination whether it suits you.
- At Your Examination
- We explain the product's ingredients and origin, how it is used, the areas treated and how it differs from our other treatments.
- Treatment Time and Sessions
- Explained at your examination, based on the product and the treatment.
Details of the product's specifications, effects and price will be posted after the clinic has confirmed them.
03
Hyaron Skin Booster
We ask about your skin and the areas that concern you, then explain the Hyaron skin booster. You can decide after reviewing how it is done, the amount used and the aftercare.
- At Your Examination
- We check and explain the product's ingredients and approval status, how it is injected and which areas it is used for.
- Treatment Time and Sessions
- Explained at your examination, based on your skin condition and the area treated.
Details of the product's specifications, effects and price will be posted after the clinic has confirmed them.
04
High-Concentration Stem Cell Inducing Factor
We check the product's ingredients, origin and method of administration, and explain them with your wishes and health in mind. Before deciding, consider not only what you can expect from it but also its risks and uncertainties.
- At Your Examination
- We explain the specific product name, ingredients and concentration, how it is administered and which areas it is used for.
- Treatment Time and Sessions
- Explained individually once the product and the treatment have been confirmed.
The specific product, ingredients, effects and price will be posted after the clinic has confirmed them.
05
Botox
A botulinum toxin product is used to relax the muscles. The doctor asks about concerns such as expression lines, checks your facial expressions and how your face moves, and then decides where to treat and how much to use.
- Product Used
- At your examination, we explain the product name, the uses it is approved for in Japan and how they relate to your treatment.
- What to Tell Us
- Tell us about any botulinum toxin treatment you have had at other clinics (when, and which areas), any chronic conditions, the medications you take, and whether you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Main Risks and Precautions
Besides bruising and pain, side effects such as drooping eyelids or difficulty closing the eyes may occur. Severe allergic reactions, difficulty swallowing, breathing problems and other effects can also occur, so make sure you receive an explanation before treatment.
06
Placenta Injections
Injections that use substances extracted from human placenta. According to the clinic's current website, the clinic offers Laennec and Melsmon. The doctor decides on the product and method based on your goals and health.
- Type of Care
- The cosmetic treatments on this page are self-pay (not covered by insurance), unlike insured care for treating an illness.
- What to Tell Us
- Tell us about any past placenta injections, allergies, illnesses you are being treated for, and whether you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Main Risks and Precautions
Watch for pain or redness at the injection site, allergic reactions and other effects. Make sure you receive an explanation before treatment, including the fact that the product is human-derived.
As a rule, you should not donate blood for three months after your last placenta injection. Whether you can donate is checked at the screening interview when you give blood. See the Japanese Red Cross Society's guidance (in Japanese)
BEFORE TREATMENT
Before you decide on treatment
Don't choose a treatment by its name alone. Check what it involves, its cost and its risks before deciding.
Fees
Costs vary with the product used, the amount, the area treated and the number of sessions. Check the total, including consultation, anesthesia and test fees, before treatment.
Prices for each treatment on this page will be posted after the clinic has confirmed them.
What to check before treatment
Injections carry risks such as pain, redness, swelling, bruising, infection and allergic reactions. Results and progress vary from person to person, and the doctor decides whether you can have the treatment, how many sessions you need and how far apart.
Check each product's approval status, how it is obtained and its main risks, and tell us about treatments you have had at other clinics, chronic conditions, medications and allergies.
CONSULTATION
It's fine if you haven't
decided on a treatment yet.
Start by telling us your concerns, your budget and how often you can come in.
We will call you within two clinic days (not counting days the clinic is closed).
Your appointment is confirmed once we agree on a date and time by phone.