Apgujeong Station Rejuran 3rd Session Review | From Pain to Skin Changes One Month Later, an Honest Review

I definitely feel that my skin isn't what it used to be these days, so I decided to try Rejuran.

In the past, even if my skin was a bit dry, makeup could cover it up to some extent, but at some point, my makeup started to cake, the texture on my cheeks looked rough, and I even started worrying about fine lines.

In particular, my skin feels tight after washing my face, and on days when I'm not feeling well, it looks even duller, so I felt that there were limits to relying solely on home care.

So, while looking into various skin treatments, I chose Rejuran.

 

I looked for a hospital near Apgujeong Station, and rather than deciding based solely on price, I prioritized places that provided thorough consultations.

Since Rejuran is a procedure where the product is injected directly into the skin, I thought it was important to consider which product is used, where and how it is administered, and how the dosage is determined based on my skin condition.

 

I received the treatment a total of three times at intervals of about four weeks, and I proceeded while checking my skin condition at each session.

 

As expected, my biggest concern before the first procedure was the pain.

I heard so many people around me say that Rejuran is painful, so I was nervous for no reason even after making the appointment.

When I actually received it, it wasn't a completely painless procedure.

Since the needle was injected in multiple places, I experienced a recurring stinging sensation, and it felt a bit more painful momentarily, especially in areas with thin or sensitive skin.

Still, the pain wasn't unbearable, and since they provided sufficient anesthesia and preparation before the procedure, it was better than I expected.

 

Personally, I thought it was just "it hurts, but it's worth trying at least once for the skin."

 

During the first session, I was a little surprised at first because bumpy embossing appeared on my face immediately after the procedure.

However, it naturally subsided over time, and by the next day, it had calmed down significantly. There were some small bruises, but they weren't very noticeable and disappeared after a few days. I realized that if you have an important appointment, it would be better to get it done well in advance rather than the day before.

 

I expected a huge change right after just the first procedure, but honestly, I couldn't really tell the difference at the time. So I even wondered if I had gotten it done for nothing.

However, after about two weeks, I noticed a slight difference when I touched my skin while washing it. My skin felt more hydrated and smoother than before, and especially when applying makeup, the flaking caused by skin texture was reduced compared to the past.

 

From the second time onwards, I could feel the difference in my skin condition a little more clearly.

2nd treatment session

 

3rd treatment session

 

After washing my face in the morning, my skin felt less rough, and when applying basic skincare products, it felt softer than before.

However, it wasn't a change where my pores suddenly disappeared or my face looked drastically younger.

I actually felt that this natural change was an advantage of Rejuran.

 

Now that about 4 weeks have passed since my 3rd session, I am most satisfied with my skin texture and hydration.

In the past, my skin used to look dry and rough by the afternoon, but lately, it feels like it looks a bit firmer overall.

When I look in the mirror up close, the fine lines haven't completely disappeared, but I can definitely feel that my skin looks healthier than before.

 

In particular, I wanted a procedure that would improve the condition of my skin itself rather than drastically brighten my skin tone, and I was satisfied in that regard.

It’s not to the point where people around you immediately recognize, ‘What did you do?’, but I actually liked that aspect.

My skin looks a bit smoother when I wear makeup, and even without makeup, it feels less dry and rough, giving the impression that I've taken care of it naturally.

And rather than viewing Rejuran as a one-time treatment, I think it is more appropriate to manage your skin consistently and monitor its condition.

 

My satisfaction also increased as I went through the second and third sessions compared to the first.

Of course, since skin conditions, pain, swelling, bruising, and effectiveness vary from person to person, I don't think you should apply other people's reviews exactly to your own skin.

 

What I realized during the consultation for the procedure was that it is more important to accurately assess my skin condition and problem areas than to simply inject a large amount.

My biggest concern was the texture of my cheeks and overall face, but I felt much more at ease because I discussed my desired direction first during the consultation.

 

If you are looking into Rejuran near Apgujeong Station, rather than comparing prices from the start like I did, I highly recommend asking during the consultation what product is used, how many cc is used, where and how the procedure is performed, and how the anesthesia is administered.

 

Even with the same Rejuran, satisfaction can vary depending on individual skin conditions.

And as for the pain that you are probably most curious about, I think there is a really big difference from person to person.

 

I was the most nervous during the first session, but from the second and third sessions onwards, I felt much more at ease, perhaps because I had already experienced it once.

There was some bumping and slight redness right after the procedure, but recovery was faster than I expected, and after a few days, I hardly noticed it.

 

In conclusion, after receiving up to three Rejuran sessions at Apgujeong Station, my impression is that it is closer to a care treatment that gradually improves skin condition rather than a 'procedure that makes a dramatic difference all at once.'

If you have rough and dry skin like me and are concerned about your skin texture or fine lines, I think it is worth getting a consultation at least once.

 

I'm quite satisfied so far, so I plan to decide on the timing for my next treatment while monitoring my skin condition.

I was really worried about the pain at first, but now that I've actually gone through three sessions, I find myself thinking, 'Why was I so scared?' haha.

 

I plan to compare the photo before the procedure and the photo after the 3rd session under the same lighting and at a similar distance.

Rather than drastically changed photos, subtle details like actual skin texture or hydration

I think seeing the changes is more realistic in Rejuran reviews.

 

I wrote this as honestly as possible in case it might be helpful to anyone looking into Rejuran at Apgujeong Station.

I was also someone who looked up a lot of other people's reviews before going, To someone I hope my writing was of at least a little help in your decision. 😊