Hongdae Dermatology Rejuran Healer Review: Minimal medication loss, reduced pain, and glowing skin—the reason I decided to try again

 

Rejuran was one of those procedures I couldn't easily try again because the pain always came to mind before the effects.

I am also someone who, after getting hit once in the past, thought, "I can't do this again" because the pain was so severe.

 

However, after my skin recently broke out severely, recovery has been slow, and as I started to worry about both redness and skin texture, I began considering Rejuran again.

 

Rather than blindly undergoing procedures like in the past, A place where pain management and drug injection methods have been improved I ended up visiting a dermatology clinic near Hongik University Station after searching based on [this].

Why did I hesitate about Rejuran again?

The biggest reason was the reduced skin regenerative capacity.

Even after the breakouts subsided, my skin texture didn't easily return to normal, and the overall dry, rough appearance persisted.

 

I felt that simple hydration alone had its limits, and I felt that a procedure to regenerate the skin itself was necessary.

 

However, since my previous experience with Rejuran was so painful, this time Pain management and procedure methods I considered it the most important.

 

During the consultation, a 3D precise skin diagnosis was conducted first, showing the skin condition in numerical values ​​and images, and based on the results, I was able to receive an explanation on which areas to manage and how. It was highly credible because it could be verified with the eyes, rather than being a vague explanation.

Summary of Procedure Components and Process

The management I received was in the following order.

• 3D Skin Precision Diagnosis

• 4-Step Pain Care

• Rejuran Healer procedure (micro-needle based system)

• Post-procedure soothing care

I had to apply plenty of anesthetic cream before the procedure, and since there was a long waiting time, I felt that this part was more important than I had expected.

I was told that they use a premium line that relieves pain better than the anesthetic creams I had generally experienced, and I could actually feel the difference.

The biggest difference from existing hand sanitizers

The Rejuran I received before was administered via manual injection,

• splashing or as the drug is injected

• It feels like it's flowing down immediately, or

• The fact that the injection depth and amount feel different depending on the area
  I have a memory of this constantly bothering me.

This time A system in which drugs are injected at a constant rate It was conducted as such, and they said that professional press equipment would be used together.

 

In fact, I barely felt any leakage of medication during the procedure, and the injection process felt much more stable.

 

I also felt less psychological anxiety because the practitioner continuously checked the exact injection amount throughout the procedure.

 

It is difficult to say that there is absolutely no pain, but compared to before, it was at a level where I felt I could receive it regularly.

 

In particular, there was almost no pain around the corners of the mouth, and although there was a stinging sensation, it was bearable.

Changes over time starting immediately after the procedure

Immediately after the procedure: There were embossed marks on the skin, but the swelling was not as severe as I expected. Perhaps because I received soothing care right away, the heat sensation also seemed to subside quickly.

 

 

The next day: There was almost no bruising or swelling, and it could be sufficiently covered with makeup. There was also almost no internal bleeding, and it was to the point where I could go to work without a mask.

 

 

Day 3: I started to feel like my skin texture was becoming more refined, and there was less tightness even after washing my face.

 

Day 7: This was the point where I felt the difference most clearly. Redness decreased noticeably, and as my skin texture became smoother, my makeup applied much better. I was most satisfied with how the 'dewy' glow, which made my skin look more polished overall, came back.

 

If you are considering the Rejuran procedure but are hesitating due to past pain,

• Whether to use enough anesthetic cream

• Is it a system with an improved drug injection method?
  It is a good idea to make sure to check these two things.

There are three key points I learned from this experience.

1. The perceived level of pain varies greatly depending on how it is managed.

2. The less drug loss, the higher the satisfaction with the procedure.

3. The effects are usually felt best around one week later.

I felt that even for those with sensitive skin or a negative past experience with Rejuran, it is a procedure worth trying again if the conditions are right. Following this experience, I am also reconsidering Rejuran as one of my regular skin care options.