Compare · Rejuran: Malaysia vs Singapore
Rejuran in Malaysia or Singapore? Prices, Follow-Up and Who Each Suits
Same product, different service. The price gap is real on paper, but the doctor, what the quote includes and how easily you can return for review decide whether it is worth it.
Quick verdict
For Rejuran Healer 2 ml, a Kuala Lumpur clinic's published guide gives roughly RM1,200–RM2,500 per session, while the Singapore examples we reviewed list SGD600 per 2 ml session (one of them excluding 9% GST). If you live in Malaysia, a local clinic is usually the simplest choice, though a particular doctor or other personal reasons can still make travel worthwhile. If you live in Singapore and already cross into Johor Bahru or Malaysia regularly, a Malaysian clinic can make sense, provided you can get back for reviews. If you live in Singapore and want easy follow-up, or cannot return quickly, a Singapore clinic is usually the more practical choice. Either way, compare the exact variant and volume, the named doctor, and what the quote includes. Neither country is clinically better; the doctor and the plan are what differ.
Malaysia vs Singapore at a glance
| Malaysia | Singapore | |
|---|---|---|
| Published Rejuran Healer 2 ml price | About RM1,200–RM2,500 per session (Maple Clinic, KL guide for 2025/2026) | SGD600 per 2 ml session (Nexus Aesthetic); from SGD600 for 2 cc, excluding GST (Lux Medical Aesthetic) |
| Tax on the quote | Ask whether any service tax or charges are added; not stated in the published range | 9% GST may be added. Lux states prices exclude GST (SGD600 becomes SGD654); ask every clinic |
| Other published variant | Rejuran I (1 ml, eye area): RM800–RM1,500 (Maple Clinic guide) | PN I under-eye 1 ml: SGD500 (Nexus Aesthetic) |
| Checking the doctor | MMC registration, current APC and MOH aesthetic LCP | Singapore Medical Council register of doctors |
| Travel burden | None if you live in Malaysia | None if you live in Singapore |
| Getting back for a review | Easy for Malaysian residents; for Singapore residents, each review means another crossing | Easy for Singapore residents; for Malaysian residents, each review means another trip |
| Who it usually suits | Malaysian residents, and Singapore residents who already travel to Malaysia and can return for reviews | Singapore residents who want nearby follow-up or cannot return across the border quickly |
What must match before two quotes are comparable
- The exact product and variant (Rejuran Healer is not Rejuran I or Rejuran S, and a generic "PN" or "PDRN" booster is a different product).
- The volume per session, usually 2 ml for Healer, and the number of sessions quoted.
- Whether consultation, numbing cream and a review visit are included.
- Whether tax is included, and whether the price is a regular price or a promotion with conditions.
- The name of the doctor who will inject you, and how you contact them afterwards.
Three common situations
You live in Malaysia: comparing two or three local clinics on the points above is usually enough. Travel to Singapore makes sense only if a specific doctor or other need matters more to you than the extra trips.
You live in Singapore and already go to JB often: a Malaysian clinic's price can be attractive. Before you book, confirm how a review would work and what happens if you have a concern after you are home. If each review means a special trip, count that in.
You live in Singapore and value follow-up nearby: a Singapore clinic keeps reviews simple. Compare what the SGD600-type quotes include and whether GST is added.
About these prices
These are prices published by the named clinics, checked on 27 September 2026. They are not BookAClinic prices, not national averages and not quotes. The Malaysian figure is a published guide range from one KL clinic, not necessarily its own tariff. Promotions, packages and currency conversion are not included. Your own quote depends on the exact product, amount and what is included.
Cost
Rejuran Healer 2 ml, published examples (checked 27 Sep 2026): Malaysia about RM1,200–RM2,500 per session (Maple Clinic KL guide). Singapore SGD600 per session (Nexus Aesthetic) and from SGD600 excluding 9% GST (Lux Medical Aesthetic). Ask every clinic for a written quote that names the product, volume, sessions, tax and inclusions.
Which should you choose
Choose the clinic where you can name the doctor, see an itemised quote for the same product and volume, and realistically return for review. Price matters once those three are in place.
What to verify
Check the doctor through the official register for that country, and ask to see the product packaging. A lower price is not proof that a product is fake, and a higher price is not proof of skill.
Frequently asked questions
Sources
- Ministry of Health Malaysia, Aesthetic Medical Practice
- Maple Clinic, Rejuran Kuala Lumpur guide (published Healer 2 ml and Rejuran I price ranges) (accessed 27 Sep 2026)
- Nexus Aesthetic, Rejuran Healer Singapore (PN Healer 2 ml SGD600; PN I 1 ml SGD500) (accessed 27 Sep 2026)
- Lux Medical Aesthetic, Skin boosters (Rejuran Healer 2 cc from SGD600, excluding 9% GST) (accessed 27 Sep 2026)
- Singapore Medical Council, Search for a registered doctor
