Rejuran Skin Booster: How Is It Different from Skin Botox or Rituo?
The Rejuran skin booster is an injection that delivers PN purified from salmon into the dermis to support the skin's regenerative environment, while skin Botox and Rituo differ in ingredients and how they work. Skin Botox spreads botulinum toxin in shallow layers to act on sebum and fine lines, and Rituo directly replenishes the extracellular matrix components that make up the dermis. Which to choose is decided after confirming through examination whether the skin has become thinner, whether sebum and pores are the problem, or whether firmness and thickness have decreased.
How does the Rejuran skin booster work?
PN (polynucleotide) is a substance made of long chains of the units that make up DNA, and it is known to work by supporting an environment in which damaged tissue recovers. Rather than filling volume like filler, it changes the foundation of the skin, so changes appear over several weeks, and it is injected at many points across the whole face. Rejuran HB+ is a product that mixes the same PN with hyaluronic acid and adds lidocaine to also address hydration, and Rejuran i is a product designed for thin skin such as around the eyes.
Ingredients and Intervals of Rejuran, Skin Botox, and Rituo
| Item | Rejuran Healer | Skin Botox | Re2O |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main ingredient | PN (polynucleotide) | Botulinum toxin | Extracellular matrix obtained from acellular allogeneic dermis |
| How it works | Supports the regenerative environment | Reduces the activity of shallow muscles and sebaceous glands | Directly replenishes dermal components |
| Main concerns addressed | Thin, sensitive skin and skin texture | Fine lines, sebum, and pores | Thinner skin and loss of firmness |
| Treatment interval | 3 sessions at 3- to 4-week intervals, then maintenance | Retreatment at 2- to 3-month intervals | 2 to 3 or more sessions at about 1-month intervals |
Because the three act on different targets, they are sometimes planned together on the same day. However, overlapping injections in the same area can increase swelling and bruising, so the order and intervals are decided based on skin condition.
At our Suwon clinic, treatment is offered in units of Rejuran Healer 2cc, Rejuran HB+ 1cc, and Rejuran i 1cc.
Types of skin boosters in Suwon: how do they differ by ingredient, and how do you choose?
View Rejuran Healer Treatment Information
Injection marks, small bumps, bruising, and swelling may occur, so avoid heavy drinking, saunas, and strenuous exercise for 3 to 7 days after treatment. If you are allergic to salmon-derived ingredients or the product, or are pregnant or breastfeeding, you must let us know before treatment, and if swelling and a feeling of heat get worse every day, contact the clinic.
FAQ
Q. Can I get the Rejuran skin booster and skin Botox on the same day?
A. Because their ingredients and targets differ, they are sometimes planned together on the same day. However, with more injection sites, swelling and small bumps may last longer, so if you have an important event, splitting the treatment by date or area is decided during consultation.
Q. What is Rejuran Potenza?
A. This is the common name for a method in which a skin booster such as Rejuran is delivered through the drug-delivery tip of Potenza, which delivers radiofrequency through microneedles. Because it delivers the solution widely through the needle channels, the marks it leaves and the recovery pattern differ from those of injections.
Q. How many sessions of Rejuran and Rituo are needed?
A. Rejuran Healer is based on 3 sessions at 3- to 4-week intervals, followed by maintenance treatment depending on skin condition, and Rituo is done for 2 to 3 or more sessions at about 1-month intervals, then maintained on a 6- to 12-month cycle. The number of sessions is adjusted individually after an examination.
This content is provided as general treatment information and is not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a medical professional to decide whether and how to proceed with a treatment.