- SJ is certified as a KC aesthetic device, and SP is currently under MFDS approval.

- 5 mm / 10 mm / 15 mm
‍→ Depth determines pain level and penetration strength.
→ Choose according to treatment intention and patient skin condition.

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Compared with conventional needle injections or injector devices, SynerJet offers:

• Less pain
• Uniform and precise delivery
• Shorter treatment time
• Accurate delivery into the upper & papillary dermis
• Lower risk of complications
• Subcision-like effect

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• Mirajet: Micro-jet delivery powered by laser energy
• SynerJet: Solenoid-based jet injection

Both deliver substances needle-free. However, Mirajet uses laser pressure, while SynerJet uses high-pressure solenoid propulsion.

Mirajet claims faster injection and recovery but has weaker power, resulting in high product loss and low clinical effect. Several clinicians reported selling it due to inconsistent results.

SynerJet provides:

• Adjustable pressure
• EP Tip with electroporation → minimizes product loss
• Plasma tip → creates temporary channels → improves absorption by up to 45% compared to Mirajet

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CureJet only has one subcision-dedicated handpiece, limiting its ability for rejuvenation or drug delivery. Product loss is relatively high.

SynerJet provides:

• A dedicated subcision handpiece
• EP Tip for minimal product loss
• Plasma handpiece for temporary channel opening
  → Up to 45% higher absorption compared to CureJet

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PLLA (e.g., Juvelook)

• 1 vial (150 mg) + 5 mL Sterile Water
• Reconstitute for 2+ hours (ideally overnight)
• Optional: add 1–1.5 mL lidocaine
• Mix thoroughly before use
• Recommended dilution: 5–6.5 mL total volume

Juvelook Skin (Example):

• Juvelook Skin 50 mg + 10 mL N/S
• After 24-hour hydration + vortex mixing →
  Use 1 cc Juvelook : 2 cc N/S ratio

Gouri:

• Dilution: 1 : 4 (Gouri : N/S)
• Full face: approx. 2.5 cc

Important notes:

• All boosters and botulinum toxin must be refrigerated after hydration.
• If viscosity is too high, increase N/S ratio.
• Ratios of lidocaine, HA, and N/S may be adjusted based on physician preference.

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- Pricing varies greatly by clinic.Since this is not a national insurance procedure, cost depends on clinic, region, drug type, and treatment plan.Generally, procedures using CureJet or similar devices range from 200,000–500,000 KRW per session, but premium boosters or large-area treatments may cost more.