Rejuran®

Rejuran works by supporting the skin's own regenerative processes. Polynucleotides may help promote fibroblast activity and support collagen production, hydration, elasticity and tissue repair.

Rather than creating an immediate volumising effect, improvements generally develop gradually as the skin responds and remodels over time.

Depending on individual assessment, Rejuran may be considered for:

• Fine lines and early skin ageing
• Thin or crepey skin
• Poor skin texture
• Reduced elasticity and firmness
• Dehydrated or dull-looking skin
• Enlarged or visible pores
• Sun-damaged skin
• Fine lines around the eyes
• Crepey under-eye skin
• Fine lines around the mouth
• Ageing of the neck and décolletage
• Ageing of the hands
• Overall loss of skin quality and resilience

Not in the traditional sense.

Traditional dermal fillers are primarily used to restore volume, reshape facial contours or fill deeper folds. Rejuran is instead designed to improve the overall quality and condition of the skin.

Patients should not expect the same immediate volumising or contouring effect as they would from a conventional hyaluronic-acid dermal filler.

Rejuran is commonly described as a regenerative skin booster, although it differs from treatments that primarily deliver hyaluronic acid for hydration.

Its key active component is polynucleotide, and the treatment is intended to support gradual improvements in skin quality, texture, elasticity, hydration and resilience.

Yes. Rejuran may be particularly suitable for fine superficial lines and early ageing changes associated with declining skin quality, elasticity and hydration.

Common treatment areas include:

• Around the eyes
• Cheeks
• Forehead
• Around the mouth
• Neck
• Décolletage
• Hands

Deeper wrinkles caused by significant facial movement, volume loss or skin laxity may require different or additional treatments.

Yes. This is one of the areas where Rejuran may be particularly useful.

It may be considered for skin that has become:

• Thin
• Crepey
• Fragile
• Dry
• Poorly elastic
• Sun damaged
• Texturally irregular

Treatment may be particularly useful in delicate areas where improving skin quality is the primary objective.

Yes. Specific Rejuran formulations may be used for the delicate periocular or under-eye region.

Potential concerns include:

• Fine lines
• Crepey skin
• Reduced elasticity
• Thin under-eye skin
• Textural ageing

However, not all under-eye concerns are caused by poor skin quality. Eye bags, tear-trough hollowing, pigmentation, visible blood vessels and structural shadowing may require different treatments.

It may help selected patients where dark circles are partly related to thin, poor-quality or crepey under-eye skin.

However, dark circles can have many different causes, including:

• Pigmentation
• Visible blood vessels
• Thin skin
• Tear-trough hollowing
• Shadowing
• Eyelid bags
• Genetics

An accurate assessment is therefore important before determining whether Rejuran is suitable.

Rejuran may help improve overall skin texture and the appearance of enlarged or visible pores in selected patients.

The treatment is intended to improve the underlying quality of the skin rather than simply creating a temporary surface effect.

For more pronounced textural damage, Rejuran may be considered alongside other treatments where appropriate.

Yes. One of the important roles of Rejuran at Scars & Lasers is its potential integration into a broader dermatologist-directed treatment programme.

Depending on the patient's skin concerns, it may be combined with selected treatments such as:

• Fractional laser resurfacing
• Fraxel®
• UltraClear®
• VBeam®
• Excel V+®
• PicoWay®
• Other laser, light or energy-based technologies

The combination and timing of treatments should always be individually planned.

Rejuran and laser treatments work in different ways and may therefore complement one another.

Laser and energy-based treatments can target specific concerns such as pigmentation, redness, sun damage, texture and signs of ageing, while Rejuran is intended to support overall skin quality, hydration, elasticity and resilience.

For selected patients, combining different treatment modalities may allow a more comprehensive approach than relying on a single treatment alone.

Rejuran is generally administered through multiple small injections into or immediately beneath the skin.

Immediately after treatment, patients may experience:

• Small raised injection bumps
• Redness
• Swelling
• Tenderness
• Bruising
• Pinpoint bleeding

The small bumps usually gradually settle over the following hours to days, although some areas may take longer.

The number of treatments required depends on:

• The condition of the skin
• The treatment area
• The patient's age
• The degree of sun damage or ageing
• Whether Rejuran is being used alone or alongside other treatments

A course of treatments is commonly recommended rather than relying on a single session.

Improvement tends to develop gradually over weeks to months as changes occur in skin texture, hydration, elasticity and overall quality.