Rejuran Healer is already a well-known skin booster, but even with the same product, satisfaction can differ depending on how the treatment is performed. This article walks through the three points SKINIQUE Clinic keeps to in order to get more out of Rejuran Healer: verifying the genuine, full-dose product, using the dedicated device, and pairing the injection with laser.
What kind of treatment is Rejuran Healer
At the core of Rejuran Healer is PN, a salmon-derived PDRN component concentrated roughly tenfold. The ingredient is placed into the dermis to prompt a regenerative response, with the aim of improving skin thickness, elasticity, pores and fine lines. How strongly the skin responds, however, varies from person to person.
First, seeing the sealed product opened and the full dose used
For every product-based treatment, including fillers, Botox and skin boosters, SKINIQUE Clinic makes it a rule to open a new product in front of the patient. Rejuran Healer comes packaged as a pre-filled syringe; a standard Rejuran cylinder holds 2cc, and the entire amount is used in a single session. Wherever you have the treatment done, we suggest asking first whether you can watch the product being opened.
Second, the Rejumate device for even delivery into the dermis only
Some people prefer manual injection point by point, but placing the full 2cc at a consistent depth in the dermis - rather than in the epidermis or the fat layer - has its limits by hand, and injection pain sometimes leads people to put the treatment off. That is why we use Rejumate, the dedicated device made by PharmaResearch, the developer of Rejuran. Its nine micro-needles are designed to deliver PN evenly at dermal depth, which helps reduce pain and the small bumps that can appear right after treatment.
Third, preparing the skin with laser beforehand
Delivering enough Pico Focus and Laser Genesis before the Rejuran injection is another step we consider important. Creating fine channels in the dermis with laser and adding thermal stimulation builds conditions in which the PN is more readily absorbed. The laser itself, delivered carefully over 4,000 or more shots, can also be expected to refine skin texture, so the combination is designed with the added benefit of running both treatments together in mind. Whether laser is included is decided together during consultation, after looking at your skin condition.
What we pay attention to during the procedure
Once the laser stage is over, we show you the new Rejuran being opened, load it into the Rejumate and begin the injection. The injection depth stays fixed at the dermis, but the volume per injection can be adjusted across several settings; because concentrated PN causes more discomfort the more that goes in at once, we work through it while talking with you to find a comfortable pace rather than applying one uniform setting. Keeping the device flush against the skin and working the last drop into easily missed areas such as around the eyes, the mouth and the sides of the nose is the practitioner's part. The tiny bumps that follow the needle marks right after treatment begin to settle after soothing care and usually disappear within a few days.
Wrapping Up
Even when the name Rejuran Healer is the same, what the treatment actually involves changes depending on whether the genuine, full dose is shown to you, whether there is a way to place it evenly in the dermis, and whether the skin is prepared for absorption first. Detailed costs are available on our pricing guide, and if you are wondering whether Rejuran Healer is the right choice for your skin, feel free to ask through a chat consultation about the right direction for your skin.
This article was written by Dr. Park Tae-hyung, Chief Director. He is the chief director of SKINIQUE Clinic and serves as an academic director of the Korean Society for Laser Dermatology and Trichology. First published June 23, 2021 · Last reviewed August 24, 2026
This article is general medical information. Skin condition and response to treatment vary from person to person. Whether and how to treat should be decided through an in-person consultation.