KorinMi, which claims to be India's first Korean skin clinic, raises Rs 3 crore in funding

KorinMi, which claims to be India's first Korean skin clinic, has raised Rs 3 crore in a pre-seed funding round led by a group of prominent angel investors and CXOs, including Vikas Agarwal, former CEO of Kaya Skin Clinic (Middle East), and Vivek Kumar, CEO of Venture Garage.

The startup plans to use the raised capital to accelerate its expansion plans, enhance its technology stack, scale marketing efforts, and develop Korean skincare treatments tailored specifically for Indian skin types.

What does KorinMi do?

Founded in 2024 by Reshbha Munjal and Jenovia Daun Jung, KorinMi blends Korean skincare expertise, technology, and products with treatments customised specifically for Indian skin.

"While K-beauty has a strong following in India, there was a notable absence of professional Korean skin clinics offering science-backed, dermatologist-approved treatments tailored to Indian skin, underscoring the need for clinically validated, expert-led Korean skincare solutions in India," said Reshbha Munjal, Co-founder & CEO of KorinMi.

"With KorinMi, we are bridging that gap through authentic professional Korean products, cutting-edge technology, and personalised solutions."

At the core of its offering is a 3d skin analysis technology, developed in Korea, that evaluates over 15 skin parameters to provide precise, data-driven diagnostics. This enables KorinMi's dermatologists and skincare professionals to design customised regimens for clients, ranging from non-invasive facials to more advanced clinical interventions. It is backed by Korean skincare experts and dermatologist-approved protocols.

“We’re offering a whole new category of professional skincare—precision-driven, results-oriented, and grounded in Korean dermatological science,” said co-founder and COO Jenovia Daun Jung.

Operational profitability within six months

KorinMi opened its flagship clinic in Worldmark Sector-65, Gurugram, just six months ago and claims to have reached operational profitability within that time. It has since added a second location in Delhi-NCR and plans to scale to 25 clinics across major metros—including Mumbai, Chennai, and Hyderabad—over the next three years.

In addition to its clinical presence, the startup is entering the direct-to-consumer (D2C) segment with a line of professional-grade Korean homecare skincare products.

"KorinMi has entered this space with rare authenticity, sharp intelligence, and remarkable precision. What stood out most wasn't just the strength of the concept, but the founders' clarity and confidence in bringing a bold, distinct vision to life. KorinMi is not just a clinic; it's the foundation of a category-defining brand," said investor Vikas Agarwal.