[Hongdae Rejuran Review] I gave up because it was too painful, but I tried it again.

“Rejuran hurts so much…” So, actually, I had no intention of doing it again.

 

When I received it once before, the corners of my mouth felt tingly, my forehead felt sore, the medicine felt like it was just on the surface, and the bruises lasted a long time…

My skin did get better, but I still had strong memories of thinking, 'Does it really have to hurt this much?'

 

So I didn't even think about it for a while, but lately my skin has been feeling like it's been breaking down a lot overall.

Then I heard that “these days, there is a way to make it less painful,” and to be honest, I was half-doubting, but I made a reservation with the thought of trying it one more time.

I remember when I first arrived

I came out of exit 8 of Hongik University Station and walked along a crowded street, and I felt even more nervous for no reason.

When I went inside, the overall atmosphere was clean. It was quieter than I thought, which was a bit surprising.

 

Starting with diagnosis

First, I had my face scanned with 3D equipment, and it showed me the nasolabial folds, between the eyebrows, under the eyes, apple zone, and jaw line in numerical values.

 

 

To be honest, I was a bit shocked because it was a lot lower than I thought.

I thought I was managing it well, but when I looked at the numbers, it didn't seem like that...

 

Based on this data, I explained where and how much to divide and put in.

I decided to proceed with a total of 4cc.

It felt like it was designed by dividing it into parts.

 

Anesthesia process

Afterwards, I was moved to a separate space, almost like a single room, and they applied Emmaus 5% anesthetic cream quite thoroughly.

 

It also gave ample time for absorption.

 

I was able to wait quietly alone, so I didn't feel unnecessarily nervous or uncomfortable.

 

In fact, up until this point, I kept thinking, “It’ll still hurt…”

Just before starting

Before going into management, I took a selfie for no reason.

 

Every time at this point, I'm half excited and half worried.

 

I personally checked the authentic box, QR code, and serial number, and was also told that it was the medication I was using today.

I just remember this process itself.

iJect automatic injector

They said that it is not a method of injecting by hand, but a method of injecting by adjusting the pressure and amount with a machine.

 

I didn't really understand when I just heard the explanation, but when I received it, I definitely felt that the injection was even.

Immediately after

When I looked in the mirror after the treatment, the embossing was really dense.

 

 

I was a bit surprised at first because the spacing between each one was consistent.

 

It felt much more packed than when I received it before, so I wondered if this was normal.

drug feeling

This time, I focused on the butterfly zone, mainly the area between the cheeks, the side of the nose, and the apple zone.

 

When I received it before, I felt like the medicine was flowing or floating around, but this time, I barely felt that way.

 

It feels like it stays on the inside without leaving a feeling of being left on the skin…

This is a bit difficult to explain, but I could feel the difference when I received it.

recovery process

It was a little red immediately after, but there was almost no swelling or bruising.

 

The next day, I put on makeup and went out right away, and I felt fine even without a mask.

 

 

At home, I only used cooling packs and the regenerative products I received.

After a few days

Immediately after the treatment, I felt a “slight pulling sensation” and I couldn’t really tell any major changes.

 

After about 3 days When applying makeup, the feeling of the brush touching the skin has changed. I felt like things were a little more organized.

 

 

After about a week, the redness around my chin had subsided a lot and my pores seemed to have become a little more organized.

 

After about 12 days, I felt a burning sensation inside.

now

In the past, when I took a selfie with bad skin, I would immediately edit it, but these days, I often find myself thinking, “Oh… it’s okay?” just by looking at it.

 

 

I don't think it's a huge change, but rather a feeling of having a renewed interest in my skin.

 

I wonder if I've been putting it off for no reason because of the memories of being so hurt in the past.

 

 

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