ALATA AESTHETICS
Rejuran is an injectable polynucleotide treatment used in aesthetic practice to support skin quality. It is not a conventional volumising filler, and it should be selected according to an individual assessment rather than treated as a universal solution.
What are polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides are purified chains of nucleotides. In aesthetic treatment, they are used with the aim of supporting the skin environment and improving the appearance of hydration, texture and fine lines over time.
What areas may be considered?
Depending on the product, indication and client assessment, treatment may be considered for selected areas of the face. The delicate eye area is frequently discussed online, but suitability must be assessed carefully because swelling, bruising and other risks can occur.
What does recovery look like?
Small raised injection points, redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising can occur after treatment. The time these remain visible varies between people and treatment areas. Plan around important events and follow the aftercare instructions provided.
How many treatments are needed?
A course is often discussed, followed by review or maintenance where appropriate. The number and interval should be personalised. Changes are generally assessed over time rather than promised after a single appointment.
Who may not be suitable?
Pregnancy or breastfeeding, active infection, certain allergies, immune or bleeding conditions, some medicines and other medical factors may affect suitability. A complete health history is required.
Your consultation should include expected benefits, limitations, risks, costs and alternatives before you decide whether to proceed.
This article provides general information only and does not replace medical advice. Treatment suitability, recovery and outcomes vary. A consultation with an appropriately qualified health professional is required before treatment.