Rejuran
Polynucleotide Skin Booster & Renewal Support
Rejuran Skin Booster
Rejuran is an injectable polynucleotide-based skin booster used in selected international aesthetic markets. Treatment is intended to support the appearance of skin quality rather than create the volume or structural projection associated with traditional dermal fillers. At DermaPhi, any injectable treatment is considered only after careful assessment of your skin, anatomy, goals, medical history, and the product’s legal and regulatory status in the treatment location.
Often Considered For
Texture, Fine Lines, Hydration & Skin-Quality Support
Treatment Style
Injectable, Skin Focused & Series Based
How Rejuran Is Intended to Work
Rejuran products are formulated with polynucleotides and are placed through a series of small injections within selected skin layers. The treatment is marketed to support tissue-repair processes and gradual improvement in the appearance of skin quality. Formulations, concentrations, injection depth, authorized uses, and supporting evidence may differ by product and country.
Potential Treatment Goals
Texture Refinement
May be incorporated into a plan intended to support smoother and more refined-looking skin over time.
Fine-Line Support
May help soften the appearance of selected superficial lines as part of a planned treatment series.
Skin Hydration
May support a more supple, refreshed appearance when the formulation and treatment plan are appropriate.
Overall Skin Quality
Can be considered for patients seeking gradual improvement rather than significant facial volume or contour change.
Commonly Discussed Treatment Areas
Customized Product and Treatment Planning
Rejuran is a product family rather than one universal treatment. The exact product, formulation, treatment area, dosing, and injection technique should be confirmed before treatment.
Full-Face Skin Quality
General Renewal ApproachA provider may use an appropriate formulation across selected facial areas for gradual improvement in texture and overall skin appearance.
Delicate Areas
Precision TreatmentSpecialized products or techniques may be considered for thin or delicate areas such as the under-eye region, depending on local authorization.
Combination Planning
Coordinated Aesthetic CareTreatment may be planned separately from neuromodulators, fillers, lasers, or microneedling to avoid unnecessary swelling, irritation, or procedural overlap.
Your Treatment Experience
Consultation
Your provider reviews your skin concerns, allergies, medications, health history, prior procedures, and treatment goals.
Customized Injections
The treatment area is cleansed and the selected product is placed through multiple small injections using an individualized technique.
Recovery & Follow-Up
You receive aftercare instructions and a follow-up plan based on swelling, bruising, treatment response, and the proposed series.
Product Verification Matters
Injectable products should be sourced through legitimate channels, administered by qualified licensed professionals, and used only where legally permitted. Patients should not assume that international availability means a product has the same regulatory status in every country.
Ask for the Exact Product and Regulatory Status
Before treatment, ask for the full product name, manufacturer, lot information, source, ingredients, intended use, and regulatory status in your location. Do not accept claims that a product is FDA approved unless the clinic can identify the applicable FDA approval and authorized use. Injection with an unapproved, counterfeit, contaminated, or improperly handled product may cause serious complications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Rejuran the same as dermal filler?
No. Rejuran is generally marketed as a polynucleotide skin-quality treatment rather than a volumizing hyaluronic-acid or biostimulatory filler. Product classification and authorized uses vary by location.
How many treatments will I need?
Rejuran is commonly planned as a series in markets where it is used, followed by maintenance. The number and spacing of sessions depend on the exact product, concern, response, and provider plan.
What does treatment feel like?
The procedure involves multiple small injections and may cause pinching, pressure, stinging, or burning. Topical numbing or other comfort measures may be offered when appropriate.
What downtime should I expect?
Temporary raised bumps at injection points, redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising, or itching may occur. The degree and duration vary by formulation, technique, treatment area, and individual response.
When will I notice results?
Any improvement is expected to be gradual rather than immediate. Timing varies according to the product, treatment series, skin condition, and individual response.
Can Rejuran be used under the eyes?
Selected formulations may be marketed for delicate areas in some countries. Under-eye treatment requires careful evaluation because swelling, bruising, vascular complications, and other risks must be considered.
Can Rejuran be combined with other procedures?
Combination treatment may be considered, but timing should be planned by the provider to avoid excessive inflammation, swelling, infection risk, or interference with healing.
Is Rejuran appropriate for everyone?
No. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, active infection, bleeding disorders, immune conditions, allergies to product components, certain medications, and other medical factors may affect eligibility.
Is Rejuran FDA approved?
Regulatory status varies by product and country. Patients in the United States should ask the treating clinic to identify the exact product and provide the applicable FDA approval or clearance information for the proposed use before treatment.
Rejuran and other polynucleotide injectables are medical aesthetic products whose availability, classification, ingredients, and authorized uses vary by country. Treatment should be provided only where legally permitted, using a verified product administered by a qualified licensed professional. Potential effects include pain, redness, swelling, bruising, itching, infection, nodules, inflammatory reactions, vascular injury, tissue damage, scarring, pigment changes, allergic reaction, and an unsatisfactory result. Individual results vary.