Rejuran Skin Booster Treatment
Changes in facial volume, skin firmness and texture can develop gradually with age. Some people notice flatter cheeks, reduced mid-face support, softer contours or skin that appears thinner and less resilient.
Rejuran is a practitioner-administered skin booster treatment available at Face and Body Adelaide for suitable adults who would like to discuss concerns about skin quality rather than changing the shape or proportions of the face.
Every person’s skin, health history and priorities are different. Treatment is not automatically suitable for everyone. A consultation with a qualified health practitioner is required so your concerns can be assessed and the potential benefits, limitations, alternatives, recovery, costs and risks can be explained before you decide whether to proceed.
What Is Rejuran?
Rejuran is regulated in Australia as a Class III medical device. It contains polynucleotides and is administered into selected areas of the skin by an appropriately trained health practitioner. It is often described online as a ‘skin booster’; however, that term is broad and may refer to products with different ingredients, purposes and regulatory classifications.
At Face and Body Adelaide, treatment planning begins with the concern you would like assessed—not with selecting a product from a menu. If Rejuran is considered suitable, your practitioner will discuss the formulation, treatment area, technique, expected recovery and relevant risks. Individual responses vary and no particular result can be guaranteed.
Concerns That May Be Assessed
- Fine lines and early skin-ageing changes
- Dry, crepey or rough-looking skin
- Uneven-looking skin texture
- The appearance of the delicate under-eye area
- Skin-quality concerns on the face or neck
- The appearance of selected scars, where clinically appropriate
These concerns can have different causes and may not respond to the same procedure. Under-eye shadows, for example, may relate to pigmentation, volume distribution, visible vessels, fluid retention or anatomy. Acne scars may be rolling, boxcar, ice-pick or tethered. Assessment helps identify the dominant concern before a plan is recommended.
What Rejuran May and May Not Do
Rejuran may be considered in treatment planning for skin quality and texture. Some suitable patients may notice gradual changes in the appearance of fine lines, texture or general skin quality. The degree and timing of change differ between individuals and may be influenced by age, skin condition, lifestyle, treatment area and the plan recommended after assessment.
Rejuran is not a substitute for surgery and should not be presented as producing surgical lifting or permanent correction. It may not adequately address significant skin laxity, marked volume loss, prominent fat pads, deeper folds or every type of scarring. Your practitioner may recommend another treatment, referral or no treatment where this is more appropriate.
Areas That Can Be Assessed
Depending on the individual and the intended use of the selected device formulation, treatment may be considered for selected areas of the face, around the eyes, the neck or particular scars. Not every formulation or technique is appropriate for every area.
Treatment close to the eyes requires careful assessment. Fine lines, puffiness, hollowness, pigmentation and visible vessels are different concerns. Treating the wrong cause may provide limited benefit or make the area appear more swollen. Suitability and alternatives should therefore be discussed before proceeding.
Related Concerns and Treatment Planning
Rejuran is one possible option within a broader skin plan. The following pages provide information about related concerns and other treatments that may be discussed after assessment. Combination treatment is not automatically necessary or better.
Under-Eye Concerns
Under-eye concerns can include fine lines, crepey texture, pigmentation, visible vessels, puffiness or hollowing. A clinical assessment helps distinguish these features and determine whether a skin-quality approach or another pathway may be more appropriate.
Acne Scars & Scarring
Acne scars vary in type, depth and tethering. A practitioner may discuss resurfacing, needling, subcision or other options according to the scar pattern. Rejuran should not be presented as correcting every type of acne scar.
RF Microneedling
RF microneedling combines controlled needling with radiofrequency energy and may be considered for selected concerns involving texture, fine lines or scarring. Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness and other treatment-specific effects can occur. Timing with Rejuran should be planned according to healing and clinical judgment.
Dermapen 4 Microneedling
Microneedling may be discussed for selected texture and scarring concerns. Treatment depth, timing and suitability depend on the area, skin condition and medical history. Treatments should not be combined or closely spaced without an individual plan.
Laser Genesis
Laser-based treatment may be considered when redness, uneven tone or texture is an important feature. The appropriate device and treatment interval depend on skin type, the dominant concern, recent procedures and recovery.
Our Personalised Approach
At Face and Body Adelaide, treatment planning is consultation-led and conservative. Your practitioner considers the skin surface, treatment area, anatomy, medical history, medicines, previous procedures, tolerance for recovery and your priorities.
The aim is to recommend a proportionate plan, explain realistic limitations and discuss whether Rejuran, another option, staged treatment, skincare, medical referral or no treatment is most appropriate. There is no obligation to proceed following consultation.
What to Expect During Your Consultation
Your practitioner may assess:
- Your main concern, priorities and expectations
- The skin and anatomy of the proposed treatment area
- Relevant medical history, medicines, allergies and previous procedures
- Whether another condition or contributing factor requires assessment
- Possible options, including alternatives and doing nothing
- Expected limitations and the variability of results
- Common side effects and less common complications
- The proposed treatment plan, recovery, aftercare and total cost
If treatment is unsuitable, expectations cannot reasonably be met or further medical assessment is required, the practitioner may decline or postpone treatment.
What Happens During Treatment?
If you decide to proceed after assessment and informed consent, the skin is cleansed and the treatment area is planned. A topical anaesthetic may be considered where appropriate. The device is then administered using a technique selected for the area and treatment plan.
Small raised areas, pinpoint bleeding, redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising can occur immediately afterwards. Temporary bumps may remain visible while the product settles. Appointment length and recovery vary according to the area treated and individual response.
Recovery and Aftercare
Recovery differs between patients and treatment areas. Redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness or visible injection points may affect social activities for several days and can occasionally persist longer. Allow flexibility before important events.
Individual aftercare instructions take priority. General advice may include keeping the area clean, avoiding rubbing or unnecessary pressure, and temporarily avoiding strenuous exercise, excessive heat, swimming, alcohol or active skincare where directed. Contact the clinic if symptoms are severe, unexpected or worsening.
Risks and Possible Complications
All procedures that break the skin carry risk. Side effects and complications can occur even when treatment is performed by a qualified practitioner. Depending on the area and technique, these may include:
- Â Pain, stinging, tenderness or itching
- Redness, swelling, bruising, pinpoint bleeding or temporary raised bumps
- Headache, sensitivity or temporary unevenness
- Infection, inflammation or delayed healing
- Persistent lumps, nodules or prolonged swelling
- Changes in skin colour following inflammation
- Allergic or hypersensitivity reactions
- An uneven, limited or unsatisfactory cosmetic result
- The need for medical review or further management
This list is not exhaustive. Risks relevant to your health and proposed treatment area should be discussed before consent. Seek urgent medical attention for severe or rapidly worsening pain, marked colour change, spreading redness, visual symptoms, breathing difficulty or other concerning symptoms.
Who May Not Be Suitable for Treatment?
Treatment may be unsuitable or need to be delayed for people who are pregnant or breastfeeding, have active infection or inflammation near the treatment area, certain allergies, bleeding concerns, impaired healing, immune conditions, significant scarring tendencies or particular medical conditions. Some medicines and supplements may affect bruising, healing or suitability.
Do not stop prescribed medicines without advice from the clinician who manages them. Provide a complete and accurate health history. Additional medical information or clearance may be requested where appropriate.
How Many Treatments Will I Need?
There is no single schedule suitable for everyone. The number and spacing of sessions depend on the concern, formulation, area, response and practitioner assessment. Some people may be offered a planned series followed by review, while others may not require or be suitable for further treatment.
A treatment recommendation is not a promise of outcome. Progress should be reviewed clinically before additional treatment is provided. Maintenance, if appropriate, is individual rather than automatic.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Rejuran the same as every skin booster?
Can Rejuran be considered for the under-eye area?
The under-eye area can be assessed, but treatment is not appropriate for every concern or every person. Fine lines, hollowing, pigmentation, visible vessels and puffiness require different approaches.
Will Rejuran lift loose skin?
When will I see a result?
How long do results last?
Duration varies between individuals and cannot be predicted precisely. Your practitioner should review your response before discussing further treatment
Is there downtime?
Can Rejuran be combined with laser or microneedling?
Possibly, but treatment should be planned and spaced according to skin condition, healing, treatment area and clinical judgment. Same-day combinations are not automatically appropriate.
Is Rejuran suitable for acne scars?
Can men have treatment?
Suitability is based on the concern, anatomy, health history and treatment goals—not gender.
How much does treatment cost?
Total cost depends on the treatment area and individual plan. Clear fee information should be provided during consultation before you decide whether to proceed.
Rejuran Skin Booster Consultation in Adelaide
If you are concerned about skin texture, fine lines, the under-eye area or selected scars, a consultation can help identify the main contributing factors and determine which options may be appropriate.
At Face and Body Adelaide, treatment planning is individualised. A consultation does not mean that treatment will be recommended or performed. It provides an opportunity to understand the options, risks, limitations, expected recovery and costs before making a decision.
Book a consultation with Face and Body Adelaide at Torrensville or Newton to discuss your skin concerns and personalised treatment options.