Rejuran Healer is indeed #1 for pain — From honest review on the day of treatment to 3-day follow-up

My skin condition got so bad that I ended up getting Rejuran Healer.

 

It was to the point where I could feel breakouts and sebum rising from deep inside like pus.

 

I decided to do this because I felt I needed to give my skin some energy.

 

 

Let me start by being honest about the pain. I've had quite a few procedures done, but the pain from Rejuran Healer was on a whole different level.

 

The anesthesia wore off while I was working on one cheek and moving on to the other.

 

In that state, I could feel the injection medication rushing in, and I really almost couldn't bear it. It was the first time I had ever been in this much pain after a procedure.

 

It's a lie to say it doesn't hurt.

 

This time, I also got Rejuran Healer and Skin Botox.

 

Skin Botox is injected to prevent forehead or eye wrinkles. Since frequently frowning causes muscles to develop and turn into wrinkles, I received it as a preventive measure.

 

I felt it loosening up about a day after the procedure, rather than immediately after.

 

 

After getting Rejuran Healer, the injection marks appear as raised, embossed bumps.

 

They say this happens because it takes time for large molecular weight components to be absorbed.

 

The important thing is that you shouldn't try to remove it quickly by massaging or rubbing.

 

It is best to leave it until it is naturally absorbed.

 

The injection site got redder because I kept wearing a mask.

 

I think it would be better to go without makeup for 2 to 3 days to soothe your skin.

 

 

For those of you who have received Rejuran Healer, how severe was the pain? Has anyone received it after the anesthesia had worn off?