Rejuran Healer Plus
Rejuran upgrade that simultaneously offers PDRN skin regeneration and immediate HA hydration, resulting in more pronounced hydration and glow effects than the original Rejuran.
What it is
| What it is | Rejuran Healer Plus is a complex formulation combining salmon DNA component (PDRN) and hyaluronic acid (HA). PDRN regenerates damaged skin cells and restores elasticity, while HA provides immediate hydration. It shows more distinct hydration and glow effects than the existing Rejuran Healer. |
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| Who it may suit | Skin regeneration, elasticity restoration, immediate hydration, improved skin texture, glow effect 개선을 원하는 분은 의료진 상담을 통해 적합성을 확인할 수 있습니다. |
| Effect duration | 4-6 sessions (2-4 week intervals) |
| Treatment time | 20-40 minutes |
| Recovery time | 1-2 days |
| Side effects and precautions | Temporary swelling and bruising may occur at the injection site after the procedure, which will naturally subside within 1-2 days. Minimize irritation when cleansing on the day of the procedure. |
| Recommended sessions and interval | 4-6 sessions (2-4 week intervals) |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What factors are considered for Rejuran Healer Plus?
- Rejuran Healer Plus is a skin booster formulation that can be selected by taking into account pain concerns and injection scope. The product choice is determined after checking your skin condition and past treatment experience. At Star Dermatology in Seomyeon, Busan, suitability is discussed after a careful review of your skin condition and treatment plan.
- What is the recovery like after the Rejuran Healer Plus procedure?
- Swelling or raised marks may appear after injection, and recovery time varies by individual. It is recommended to check post-treatment care and important schedules in advance during consultation.
- What should I do if I am concerned about injection pain?
- Depending on pain sensitivity and the treatment area, pain management methods such as numbing cream can be decided after consultation. Allergies and medications being taken must be reported before the procedure.