Why Is There a Separate Rejuran i Line Designed Specifically for the Eye Area?

Hello.

I’m Youngjin Wi, Beauty Doctor.

When searching for Rejuran,

you may come across the name “Rejuran i” separately.

That naturally raises questions.

“What is different from regular Rejuran?”

“Does the eye area really need a different line?”

In short,

Rejuran i can be understood as a line developed with thin and sensitive areas such as the eye area in mind.

The skin around the eyes is thin,

and it moves frequently with facial expressions,

so it is difficult to assess it by the same standards as the cheeks or forehead.

That is why consultations also take into account

the thickness of the skin around the eyes, fine lines, the condition under the eyes,

and any previous treatment history.

Why Is the Skin Around the Eyes Assessed Differently?

The eye area is

one of the thinner areas of skin on the face.

It is thinner than the cheeks or forehead,

and because the eyes repeatedly open and close,

fine lines or the texture under the eyes may become more noticeable.

Because the skin is also thin,

blood vessel color or shadows may show through,

making the area appear like dark circles in some cases.

For these reasons, the eye area

requires more precise consideration of the injection depth and amount.

Even within the same skin booster category,

applying a product to the eye area

requires an approach suited to the characteristics of that area.

What Ingredients Does Rejuran i Contain?

Rejuran i

is a product in PharmaResearch’s Rejuran line

presented with the eye area and other thin areas in mind.

Its ingredient is PN, or polynucleotide.

PN is known as a chain-shaped ingredient

derived from salmon DNA,

and is a key ingredient frequently mentioned in the Rejuran line.

However, rather than understanding this ingredient

as an “immediately filling filler,”

it is better understood as part of a category whose effects are assessed over time according to the condition of the skin.

Because the skin around the eyes is thin,

it is important to take a shallow and precise approach

based on the current condition,

rather than simply injecting a large amount.

How Is the Treatment Performed?

The eye area is sensitive,

so it is approached more carefully than other areas.

Usually, before the treatment,

a topical anesthetic cream is applied

to reduce sensation.

The product is then injected in small amounts

at multiple points in the superficial layer,

according to the thickness and condition of the skin around the eyes.

Rather than being a treatment intended to create a major change at once,

it is often planned over several sessions

while observing the skin’s condition and response.

For this reason, during a consultation,

rather than making a definitive statement about how many sessions are needed,

the current condition of the eye area and the desired direction are considered first.

What May Be Visible After the Treatment?

Because the skin around the eyes is thin,

injection marks or small raised bumps

may be noticeable immediately after the treatment.

These raised bumps

refer to a temporary condition

in which the injection sites appear slightly elevated.

They are generally expected to gradually fade over time,

but the duration can vary from person to person.

Redness or small marks may occur,

and because blood vessels are distributed close to the surface around the eyes,

bruising may also occur depending on the individual.

If you have an important event coming up,

it is better to leave some time after the treatment

and adjust the schedule during the consultation.

What Is Checked During the Consultation?

During the consultation,

we first assess fine lines around the eyes, hollowness under the eyes, thin skin,

and the possible causes of an appearance resembling dark circles.

Even when the area looks like dark circles,

the cause may differ: blood vessels showing through thin skin,

shadows caused by hollowness under the eyes,

or pigmentation that remains visible.

Any previous treatment history,

allergy history,

and upcoming schedule are also reviewed.

The Rejuran line is known to contain ingredients derived from salmon DNA,

so if you have a history of salmon or seafood allergies,

it is best to mention this at the consultation first.

Eye-area treatments

are not necessary in the same way for everyone.

Depending on the individual condition,

Rejuran i may be suitable in some cases,

while in others it may be better to consider a different approach first.

Therefore, if you are considering Rejuran for the eye area,

rather than deciding based only on the product name,

it is better to first determine what most closely explains the condition of your eye area.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Which is more suitable for the eye area,

regular Rejuran or Rejuran i?

A. Because the eye area is thin and sensitive,

it is best to assess its current condition during a consultation first,

and then determine the product and treatment approach.

Rejuran i is a line designed with the eye area in mind,

but it is not necessarily required in every case.

Q. How long do the raised bumps remain after the treatment?

A. These raised bumps

refer to a condition in which the injection sites appear slightly elevated immediately after injection.

They generally fade over time,

but the duration can vary depending on skin thickness, the injection site, and the individual recovery rate.

Q. Can I receive the treatment if I have a salmon allergy?

A. The Rejuran line

is known to contain ingredients derived from salmon DNA.

If you have a history of salmon or seafood allergies,

be sure to mention it first during the consultation,

and it is best to also discuss other options depending on your condition.

Thank you for reading this long post.

This was Youngjin Wi.