What to check during a consultation
Discuss your symptoms or goals, the product and how it is administered. Consider with the physician whether the option is suitable for your condition before expecting any particular benefits.
Insured and self-pay care
Insurance coverage depends on the product, condition being treated and other requirements. Use for cosmetic purposes is assessed separately. Confirm the purpose and how the fees are handled beforehand.
What to tell the physician beforehand
Tell us about allergies, changes in your health after past injections, medical history, medications, and whether you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Also tell us if you have previously used a human placenta-derived product.
Product approval and intended use
Each human placenta-derived injection approved in Japan has specific approved indications. Product approval does not establish effectiveness for every cosmetic or age-related goal.
Past use of a human placenta-derived injection is relevant when donating blood. A policy review has been announced, and the actual date that donations can be accepted is a separate matter. Check current rules with the physician or Japanese Red Cross Society before receiving an injection or donating blood.
| Topic | What to check |
|---|---|
| Product and purpose | Whether your purpose falls within the approved indications for the product |
| Method and what it involves | Administration method, conditions requiring caution, side effects and follow-up |
| Fees | What is included, such as consultations, medicines and follow-up visits |
| Blood donation | Eligibility requirements at the time of donation |
Precautions and risks
Pain or swelling at the injection site and allergic reactions can occur. Previous use of a human placenta-derived injection is subject to blood donation restrictions. The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has announced a policy review. Confirm the actual eligibility requirements with the Japanese Red Cross Society before donating. Before receiving the injection, discuss your history of use and the precautions.
This is an overview. Please consider a treatment or test after receiving an explanation specific to your care.
Fees and conditions
- Placenta injection (1 ampoule)
- ¥1,810 (including tax)
This is the fee for a placenta injection of 1 ampoule. The clinic is confirming additional costs such as consultation fees, the product, administration method and treatment conditions.
What to check before your consultation
- Which product and administration method will you use?
- How many sessions do you expect, and when will you review the plan?
- Are there restrictions on blood donation?
Write down your questions and bring them with your medication record and previous test results.
How to ask about this serviceReference information
- Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare review of blood donation restrictions after placenta injections (February 2026)
- Japanese Red Cross Society frequently asked questions about blood donation
The general explanation was added on 10 September 2026. The references do not establish which products the clinic uses or indicate approval of an individual service.