A search for Korean skin booster brands usually returns a list of names. The names are the easy part. Across our skin booster range there are 36 of them covering 62 products, and the more useful facts sit underneath: most names cover a single product, a few cover a whole family with different formulas inside, ten are shared with fillers, fat-dissolving solutions or a licensed medicine, and several sound alike without being related on their pages. This is the full set, read from our own product pages.
36 Korean skin booster brands in one table
| Brand name | Booster listings | Built on, as declared |
|---|---|---|
| Rejuva | 7 | HA with glutathione; HA with PDRN and PN; exosomes; PDRN with HA, one adding NAD+; PLLA; a topical glutathione ampoule |
| CURENEX | 4 | PN with HA; PDRN with growth factors; PLLA; a peel |
| HYALMASS | 3 | HA; HA with niacinamide and glutathione; PDRN, exosomes and a botulinum peptide |
| SOONSU | 3 | PN; a brightening complex; a TCA peel |
| SYNERFILL | 3 | HA with PDRN and PN, two adding NAD+ and other actives |
| EXO COLLA (LACTO, NAD+, RED) | 3 | Exosomes, one adding NAD+ |
| Caratfill | 2 | PN; PDLLA powder |
| CINDELLA | 2 | PN |
| Fiola | 2 | HA with peptides; PLLA |
| Juveheal | 2 | A botulinum peptide with PDRN (topical); HA with growth factors |
| LAPUROON AURORA | 2 | PDRN with HA |
| REGENOVUE | 2 | HA |
| REJUBEAU | 2 | PN with HA |
| SELASTIN | 2 | Exosomes with PDRN; growth factors with peptides |
| VELASH | 2 | Scalp products: exosomes with PDRN; growth factors |
| Beads Max | 1 | HA in two molecular weights, with PN and brightening ingredients |
| CURION | 1 | GHK-Cu (copper peptide) |
| Dermagen Plus NAD+ | 1 | NAD+ |
| EVEHILO | 1 | HA in two molecular weights, succinic acid, a peptide |
| ExoLume | 1 | Exosome powder with peptides |
| EYEBELLA | 1 | PN |
| HYARON | 1 | Sodium hyaluronate (a licensed medicine) |
| KIARA REJU | 1 | HA with a nucleotide and niacinamide |
| LusciTox | 1 | A botulinum light chain peptide, GHK-Cu, PN |
| MENNUS | 1 | PLA powder |
| NAD+ Luma | 1 | Exosomes with NAD+ |
| NMN Bottle | 1 | NAD+ |
| OLIDIA | 1 | PLLA |
| Pine Bottle OMNI | 1 | PLA, PN and HA |
| PLAXOM | 1 | PLLA and CaHA with exosomes |
| PLLACELL | 1 | PLLA with PN |
| Rejuvenex Forte | 1 | PDRN |
| Revs PRO 32 | 1 | HA in two molecular weights |
| SPIDER AQUA | 1 | A spider polypeptide with PN |
| Sunnyfill PN Booster | 1 | PN with HA (topical) |
| VELATOX GF11 | 1 | Growth factors with peptides |
Each row is a name as it appears on our pages, not a company. Several names belong to the same company and some companies sell under more than one name, but this table follows the name a buyer searches for and orders by. One listing built on a human tissue-derived material is not included.
Most brand names cover one product
Twenty-one of the 36 names cover a single booster. For these, the brand name and the product are effectively the same thing: EYEBELLA is a PN syringe, CURION is a copper peptide booster, Rejuvenex Forte is a PDRN ampoule. Ordering by brand name is enough to identify the product, and the remaining question is the pack size.
They are also spread evenly across the ingredient families. The single-product names include PN, PDRN, HA, NAD+, GHK-Cu, exosome and three kinds of collagen-stimulating polymer (PLLA, PLA and a PLLA with CaHA blend). No one family dominates the list of names.
Six names are families, and the formulas inside differ
Rejuva has the largest family in the range with seven boosters, and they are not variations of one product. One is HA with glutathione, one is an eye syringe with HA, PDRN and PN, one is built on exosomes, two are PDRN with HA and differ by NAD+, one is a PLLA powder and one is a topical glutathione ampoule. The name tells a buyer the brand. It does not tell them which of six different formulas is in the box.
CURENEX follows the same pattern with four boosters, one of them a peel, and its line is read product by product in reading CURENEX: one brand name, five products. HYALMASS covers a plain HA syringe, an HA vial with niacinamide and glutathione, and a multi-active syringe. SOONSU covers a PN booster, a brightening complex and a TCA peel, three products that do not share a lead ingredient. SYNERFILL and EXO COLLA are closer families, built on a common base with additions.
For any of these six, the full product name is the unit of ordering, not the brand.
Ten names also appear on fillers, fat-dissolving solutions or a medicine
Ten of the booster brand names are also used in other categories in our range. Rejuva also names a large-volume HA filler and a contour solution. Caratfill, REGENOVUE and Sunnyfill also name HA filler lines, and Beads Max shares its name with the BEADSMAX filler line. SYNERFILL also names two PLLA filler vials. CURENEX, Fiola and Pine Bottle also name fat-dissolving solutions.
The most consequential overlap is CINDELLA. CINDELLA Healer and CINDELLA i are PN syringe boosters, and the Healer's page classifies it as a medical device. CINDELLA Inj is a different product altogether: a thioctic acid injection licensed as a prescription medicine on Korea's drug register. The two share a name and nothing in composition. Our skin booster family by active sets out the booster side; the medicine is a different product class.
Names that sound alike but are not linked on their pages
Some similarities in naming are coincidence as far as the product pages show. AURORA appears in two unrelated booster names, CARATFILL AURORA (a PN booster) and LAPUROON AURORA (PDRN with HA). Lume and Luma appear across ExoLume, NAD+ Luma and Rejuva Lume among the boosters, and LipoLume, Slimluma and Hair Luma elsewhere in the range. None of these pages refers to the others.
The same caution applies to names ending in TOX. LusciTox, SELASTIN TOX GF11 and VELATOX GF11 are skin boosters built on peptides and growth factors. What a botulinum peptide on a booster label does and does not mean is covered in botulinum peptide on a skin booster label.
Sourcing Korean skin boosters by brand and full name
KSTATION supplies all 62 boosters counted here within our skin boosters and ampoules collection, from single-product brands such as EYEBELLA, CURION and Rejuvenex Forte to the larger families. When a brand name covers more than one product, give the full product name and pack size when ordering, and check the carton against the ingredient the product is built on.
Frequently asked
What are the main Korean skin booster brands?
Our range carries 36 Korean skin booster brand names. The largest families are Rejuva with seven boosters, CURENEX with four, and HYALMASS, SOONSU, SYNERFILL and EXO COLLA with three each. Twenty-one names cover a single product.
Is CINDELLA Healer the same as CINDELLA injection?
No. CINDELLA Healer is a PN syringe booster whose page classifies it as a medical device. CINDELLA Inj is a thioctic acid injection licensed as a prescription medicine. They share a name and not a composition.
Does a brand name tell you what is in a skin booster?
Only for single-product brands. Six brand names in our range each cover products built on different lead ingredients, so the full product name is what identifies the formula.
Sources and references
- KSTATION product pages for 62 skin boosters and for the filler, contour and medicine listings named above, declared ingredients as rendered on the page, read 23 October 2026.
- KSTATION editorial policy, on how product facts are separated from claims in our writing.
All declarations are as shown on the product pages on 23 October 2026 and can change with new packaging. This article indexes brand names and declared ingredients for professional buyers. It does not rank brands or make any claim about their effect.
