Rejuran
ABOUT:
Rejuran is an injectable skin treatment based on polynucleotides (PN), a class of biological polymers made up of nucleotide chains. Rather than functioning primarily as a volumising treatment, PN-based treatments are used to support the skin's natural repair and rejuvenation processes.
The treatment has become associated with improving overall skin quality, particularly where the skin appears thin, tired, uneven or less resilient.
What Are Polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides are chains made from nucleotides — the building blocks associated with DNA and RNA.
In aesthetic medicine, PN formulations are used as injectable skin treatments with the aim of creating a supportive environment for skin repair and regeneration. The approach focuses on skin quality rather than simply filling lines or adding volume.
How Does It Work?
Following injection, the polynucleotide formulation interacts with the surrounding tissue and is thought to support the skin's repair environment. Leading to improvements in hydration, elasticity, texture and the overall appearance of the skin over time.
Rejuran Healer and Rejuran S -The different formulations are designed with different treatment purposes in mind.
Rejuran Healer is associated with broader skin rejuvenation and overall skin-quality improvement.
Rejuran S has a more viscous formulation and is commonly used for more localised textural concerns, including areas affected by acne scarring.
The exact choice, placement and treatment technique should be determined by a qualified practitioner based on the skin concern being treated.
What Can It Address?
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Fine lines
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Uneven texture
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Acne scarring
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Dehydrated skin
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Reduced elasticity
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Dull complexion
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Thin or fragile-looking skin
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General skin rejuvenation
What to Expect
Rejuran is administered through multiple small injections. Because it is often delivered relatively superficially, small raised bumps can sometimes be visible at the injection points immediately after treatment. These generally settle as the product disperses and the skin recovers. Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness and bruising can also occur. Results are progressive, and a series of treatments may be recommended to support cumulative skin-quality improvement.