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Stem-Cell Therapy at Cellier Clinic in Gangnam, Seoul: elasticity, wrinkles, skin texture.

Benefits

Benefits of Stem-Cell Therapy

  • 01

    Two formats to choose from

    The treatment comes as a targeted injection or a full-body IV infusion, or both, planned at your consultation.

  • 02

    Based on your own blood sample

    A small blood sample is processed to isolate stem-cell-derived growth factors, cytokines, and antioxidant amino acids.

  • 03

    Change from around 1–2 weeks

    You can expect to notice a change from around 1–2 weeks. Results last about 3–6 months.

  • 04

    Face, scalp, neck, or whole body

    Treatment areas include the scalp, face, neck, and whole body.

Treatment time
Blood draw about 20 minutes, then 10 minutes (injection) or 20–30 minutes (IV infusion)
Visible results
From around 1–2 weeks
Results last
About 3–6 months
Downtime
1–2 weeks (injection) or none (IV infusion)
Your concern

Concerns Stem-Cell Therapy is used for

  • Loss of skin elasticity

    How it works on thisThe injection format is used for firmness (elasticity) improvement.

  • Wrinkles and visible signs of aging

    How it works on thisWrinkle reduction is an effect of the injection format.

  • Rough or uneven skin texture

    How it works on thisSkin texture improvement is an effect of the injection format.

  • Acne scars or skin damage

    How it works on thisEasing the look of acne scars or skin damage is a reason to consider it.

  • Stubborn pigmentation or melasma

    How it works on thisPigmentation that is hard to treat is a reason to consider it.

How it works

How Stem-Cell Therapy works, in plain language

This treatment starts with a small sample of your blood. Helpful signaling compounds made by stem cells are separated out and then given back through an injection or an IV infusion.
  1. 1

    Blood draw and processing

    A small blood sample is drawn and processed to isolate growth factors, cytokines, and antioxidant amino acids.

  2. 2

    Injection or IV infusion

    The compounds are given by a direct injection into the treatment area, or by an IV infusion that reaches the whole body.

  3. 3

    Support for renewal

    Over the following 1–2 weeks, the treated tissue draws on these compounds to support collagen production and tissue repair.

How your body responds

  1. Blood draw and processing

    A small blood sample is drawn and processed to isolate stem-cell-derived growth factors, cytokines, and antioxidant amino acids.

  2. Targeted delivery

    These compounds are reintroduced through a direct injection into the treatment area or through an IV infusion that reaches the whole body.

  3. Cellular renewal

    Over the following one to two weeks, the treated tissue draws on these compounds to support collagen production, tissue repair, and overall recovery.

Illustrative explanation. Individual results vary.

Compare

Stem-Cell Therapy and similar regenerative & wellness treatments

Each treatment works differently, and the right choice depends on your skin, goals, and schedule. Below is a simple side-by-side of each treatment's key details. Your doctor recommends what suits you at consultation.
  • Stem-Cell TherapyThis page

    Skin elasticity, wrinkles, or texture concerns, with an injection or IV format chosen at consultation.

    Approach
    Stem-cell-derived injection or IV
    Session
    Blood draw about 20 minutes, then 10 minutes (injection) or 20–30 minutes (IV infusion)
    Visible results
    From around 1–2 weeks
    Results last
    About 3–6 months
    Downtime
    1–2 weeks (injection) or none (IV infusion)
  • Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

    A recovery-focused session, alone or after another procedure, with no downtime.

    Approach
    Pressurized oxygen chamber
    Session
    About 1 hour per session
    Visible results
    After each session; varies by person
    Results last
    Varies by individual; repeat sessions are commonly used to maintain the effect
    Downtime
    None; resume normal activity right away
  • Anti-Aging IV Therapy

    Fatigue that is affecting your skin and energy, with a blend chosen from your check results.

    Approach
    Antioxidant IV infusion
    Session
    20–30 minutes
    Visible results
    1–2 days
    Results last
    3–6 months, depending on the individual
    Downtime
    None; resume normal activity right away
  • Cellivie Re2O

    An acellular, allograft-based treatment aimed at the skin's structure.

    Approach
    ECM remodeling injection
    Session
    About 10 minutes
    Visible results
    From around week 2
    Results last
    3–6 months, depending on skin condition
    Downtime
    1–2 weeks
Your plan

Treatments often paired with Stem-Cell Therapy

Many patients combine treatments that work in different ways. Your doctor builds the plan, including what to add and in what order, at your consultation.
Recovery

Stem-Cell Therapy aftercare, step by step

  1. Step 1

    Redness or mild swelling can occur and usually settles within a day or two.

  2. Step 2

    You can cleanse your skin and wear makeup starting the next day.

  3. Step 3

    Avoid saunas, alcohol, and strenuous exercise for one week.

  4. Step 4

    Keep the treated area clean and use sunscreen consistently to support recovery.

Individual results vary.

About Stem-Cell Therapy

Stem-Cell Therapy starts with a small blood sample, from which stem-cell-derived growth factors, cytokines, and antioxidant amino acids are isolated. These are then reintroduced through a targeted injection or a full-body IV infusion. The approach is built on the idea that skin, energy, and overall vitality are connected: when cellular function slows down, fatigue and visible aging tend to show up together. Your plan may use the injection, the IV infusion, or both, based on your fatigue level, sleep, hormonal balance, and other personal factors.

Stem-Cell Therapy is part of our Regenerative & Wellness treatments.

What should I know about Stem-Cell Therapy at Cellier Clinic?

Stem-Cell Therapy is offered at Cellier Clinic in Gangnam, Seoul. A session takes blood draw about 20 minutes, then 10 minutes (injection) or 20–30 minutes (IV infusion). Visible results: from around 1–2 weeks. Results last about 3–6 months. Downtime: 1–2 weeks (injection) or none (IV infusion). Individual results vary.

Anesthesia: Topical or local anesthesia (injection); none needed (IV infusion)From $740 (KRW 1,000,000)
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Stem-Cell Therapy pricing

Stem-Cell Therapy estimated prices in KRW and USD
OptionPrice (approx. USD and KRW)
30ml≈ $740KRW 1,000,000
60ml≈ $1,410KRW 1,900,000
90ml≈ $2,070KRW 2,800,000
120ml≈ $2,670KRW 3,600,000
240ml≈ $5,330KRW 7,200,000

USD amounts are approximate and vary with the exchange rate. Your exact cost is confirmed at consultation.

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FAQ

Stem-Cell Therapy: frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the injection and the IV infusion?

The injection is applied directly to a targeted area, such as the face or scalp, while the IV infusion delivers the same stem-cell-derived compounds throughout the body. At your consultation, we will decide which format, or combination, fits your goals.

How long do results last?

Results typically last about 3 to 6 months, depending on your skin and overall condition. Individual results vary.

Is there any downtime?

It depends on the format. The injection has about 1 to 2 weeks of downtime. The IV infusion has none, so you can return to normal activity right away.

Portrait of Dr. Jeonghyun Yeom, director of Cellier Clinic

Your doctor

Dr. Jeonghyun Yeom, Director

The Stem-Cell Therapy information on this page is based on the treatment details used at Cellier Clinic, and your doctor confirms suitability, anesthesia, and pricing at an in-person consultation.

Updated 2026-11-10

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Individual results vary. Information on this site is for general education and is not medical advice. Treatment suitability is determined at an in-person consultation.