
Hello,
This is Beauty's Doctor, Wi Youngjin.
When consulting about Rejuran,
I get a lot of surprisingly similar questions.
“What kind of procedure is it?”
“When do the effects show?”
“Does it hurt?”
The reason these questions come up repeatedly is that
Rejuran is not a procedure like a simple filler
that changes things right away,
but a regenerative treatment that changes the skin
over time.
So today,
I’ll organize the questions that come up most often in the clinic,
focusing on the essentials
and making them a little easier to understand.
- What exactly is the Rejuran procedure?
Rejuran is a procedure that injects
PN (Polynucleotide),
a DNA precursor substance,
into the skin.
This ingredient
helps damaged tissue recover,
eases inflammatory responses,
and creates an environment in which the skin can regenerate on its own.
In other words, rather than filling the surface,
it is closer to a “regeneration-based treatment”
that improves the internal skin environment.
Originally, this ingredient was used for the treatment of burns and damaged skin,
and as it expanded into the cosmetic field,
it became established as the current Rejuran procedure.
Later, as Rejuran Healer became widely used,
different types such as Rejuran HB,
which added a hydrating function,
developed as well.
2. What skin concerns is it effective for?

Depending on the product,
the focus of the effects differs slightly.
Rejuran Healer / Eye
→ Fine lines, skin regeneration focus
Rejuran HB
→ Regeneration + hydration
The important point here is not simply
whether it is “moisturizing or regenerative,”
but choosing the function needed according to the skin condition.
For example,
if your skin is dry and sensitive,
HB often feels more noticeable,
and if fine lines or loss of elasticity are the main concerns,
Healer is often more suitable.
3. Is it effective for fine lines, elasticity, skin texture, and scars?
Yes, it helps improve the skin overall.
Fine lines
Loss of elasticity
Rough skin texture
Acne scars
It plays a role in improving the basic skin environment for these concerns.
In particular, Rejuran does not directly stimulate collagen production itself;
rather, improvement happens naturally
as the skin goes through its own recovery process.
So the results are also characterized by
natural improvement rather than an overly dramatic change.
However,
if you want to place more emphasis on improving elasticity or scars,
combining it with Juvelook SB is often more effective
in terms of improving density.
4. When do the effects appear?

Rather than immediately after the procedure,
you begin to notice changes in skin condition
after about one week.
At first,
dryness decreases
or the skin feels a little smoother,
and then
over 2 to 4 weeks,
skin texture, fine lines, and elasticity
show gradual improvement.
5. How long do the effects last?
On average,
about 2 months.
However, the important point is that
this procedure is not an effect that simply “goes away,”
but a method of gradually
and cumulatively improving skin condition.
So the more repeat treatments you have,
the more the skin condition itself
often becomes more stable.
6. How many sessions are appropriate?
Usually,
3 sessions at 1-month intervals
are recommended as the basic protocol.
The reason for this is that
the regenerative signal needs to be stimulated repeatedly
for the effects to settle in stably.
After that,
depending on the skin condition,
it continues as maintenance care.
In other words,
3 sessions are the “basic setup,”
and after that is for “maintaining condition.”
7. How painful is it?

Rejuran HB contains lidocaine (an anesthetic ingredient),
so the pain is relatively mild.
With Rejuran Healer as well,
if numbing cream is applied sufficiently,
most people can tolerate it.
Rather than the pain itself,
the sensation varies more depending on the treatment area and the skin condition.
8. Does swelling or bruising occur after the procedure?
Because it is not a deeply injected procedure,
bruising is not very common.
However,
small dot-like marks at the injection site
or tiny pinpoint bleeding
may appear temporarily.
In most cases,
these reactions disappear naturally within 1 to 2 days.
9. When can I return to daily life?
Usually,
after a day or two,
makeup, going to work, appointments, and other daily activities
are possible without major issues.
However,
if you have an important event,
it is better to leave 2 to 3 days of buffer time.
10. Are there side effects or risks?
PN ingredients
are relatively safe.
All medications have the possibility of allergies,
but with Rejuran, the incidence is very low.
In most cases,
it ends with temporary swelling or redness,
and many people recover without any special treatment.
11. How is it different from other procedures / what combination works well?
Rejuran is a procedure that
creates a foundation for skin regeneration.
So when combined with Juvelook SB,
regeneration + structural improvement happen at the same time,
and the synergy is often good.
Compared with doing it alone,
a combined treatment plan often leads to a greater range of skin changes.
12. Which option suits each skin type?
The recommendation changes depending on the skin condition.
Acne / dry skin
→ Rejuran HB
Inflammation / fine lines
→ Rejuran Healer
Fine lines around the eyes / dark circles
→ Rejuran Eye
Applying them in this way,
separately according to the area,
is the best way to maximize results and satisfaction.
13. How is the price determined?
Rejuran is calculated
not based on cc,
but on a syringe / box basis.
Rejuran Healer
→ Usually 1 syringe of 2cc
Rejuran Eye / HB
→ Based on 1cc
The price varies depending on the treatment area, volume, and treatment scope.
Rejuran is not simply a procedure that fills the skin,
but a regenerative treatment that restores the skin itself.
Because it works by improving the skin over time
rather than producing immediate changes,
consistent treatment planning and
an individualized approach
are the key factors that determine the results.
Thank you for reading this long post.
This was Wi Youngjin.

