Mokdong Rejuran: Features by Type, Depending on Your Skin Condition

Mokdong Rejuran: Features by Type,

depending on your skin condition

Mokdong Rejuran

Hello.

I am Kim Jin-hyeon, chief director of the Mokdong branch of You&I Clinic.

"I heard Rejuran is good,

but there are so many types that I don't know which is which."

If you notice your skin tone becoming dull and fine lines increasing, you may look into skin booster procedures.

In particular, Rejuran is one of the representative skin boosters that cannot be left out.

Among them, the popular Rejuran Healer and Rejuran HB Plus have similar names, but in fact, their ingredients and treatment purposes are slightly different.

Today, I’ll explain in an easy way what the difference is between Rejuran Healer and HB Plus, and which one you should choose.

Contents

• Differences in key ingredients

• How much do the treatment method and pain differ?

• Which Rejuran is right for me?

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Differences in key ingredients

Rejuran Healer is centered on an ingredient called polydeoxyribonucleotide (PN), which is derived from salmon DNA.

This ingredient is effective in restoring damaged skin and boosting the skin’s own regenerative ability.

In particular, it is a procedure focused on reviving the skin’s natural strength when the skin is thin or fine lines have increased.

On the other hand, Rejuran HB Plus is a product that adds hyaluronic acid, which replenishes moisture, and lidocaine, which helps reduce pain, to the same PN ingredient.

The "HB" in the name stands for "Hydration Boost."

As the name suggests, it can be a better choice for people whose skin lacks moisture or who are worried about treatment pain.

So, if your goal is to improve fine lines or strengthen firmness, the basic Rejuran Healer may be suitable. If you have strong tightness deep in the skin and need moisture replenishment, you can consider HB Plus.

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How much do the treatment method and pain differ?

Both products are injected directly into the dermis with a syringe.

However, because the PN ingredient is highly viscous, you may feel a slight heaviness or stinging sensation inside the skin during injection.

So, in most cases, a numbing cream is applied in advance to reduce pain.

However, HB Plus contains lidocaine, a numbing ingredient, so its advantage is that it hurts less than the previous version.

It is especially preferred by people with sensitive skin, people sensitive to pain, or those receiving the procedure for the first time.

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Which Rejuran is right for me?

If the cause of your skin concern is aging or thinning skin, Rejuran Healer may be effective.

It induces collagen production in the skin and boosts its natural regenerative ability, so you can gradually feel your skin becoming stronger.

On the other hand, if your skin’s regenerative ability is fairly good but you are concerned about inner dryness or roughness, HB Plus may be a better fit.

It replenishes moisture to smooth the skin texture and suits those who want dewy, glowing skin.

For both products, the basic recommended schedule is to receive the treatment at least three times at 2–3 week intervals.

If you keep to the recommended number of sessions, you can experience a stable skin condition for more than six months.

Today, I wrote this post to help those who are considering Mokdong Rejuran.

The most important thing in skin procedures is not the product, but what condition your skin is currently in.

That is because even the same product can have different effects depending on the condition of the skin.

Therefore, before the procedure, I recommend having a thorough consultation with a medical professional to determine what kinds of stimulation your skin is sensitive to, how much moisture it lacks, and how much firmness remains.^^

I was Kim Jin-hyeon, chief director of You&I Clinic Mokdong branch.

Thank you.

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