Gangnam Station Rejuran Healer Review: My Sister’s Experience

I feel like #Rejuran is incredibly effective, yet it doesn’t seem to get as much promotion as it deserves, so I’m posting this.

The title is #Gangnam Station Rejuran Healer Review, My Sister’s Review.

First, we need to understand: what exactly is #RejuranHealer?

The main component is PN (Polynucleotide), which is a high-molecular substance made from DNA fragments that are slightly larger than PDRN.

Discussing technical details can be a headache, so let’s talk about the effects more simply.

It strengthens the epidermis and dermis to increase skin elasticity, and it is said that the thickness of both layers increases after the procedure.

As a result, it improves eye wrinkles, pores, and more. But rather than just hearing that, if you listen to patients who have actually received it, they say their skin feels significantly more elastic.

The #Rejuran case looks like this:

One box contains two 2cc syringes.

In other words, there is 4cc per box.

If you look at the picture, you can see it says 2ml x 2.

When performing the procedure, I usually inject 4cc into the face, or 6cc if the face is larger.

While other clinics often advertise prices for 2cc, I personally feel that amount is a bit small.

Our clinic charges 700,000 KRW for 4cc... though the catch is that VAT is separate~

Before the procedure, numbing cream is applied to the face like this.

Haha, a shot of my sister..

The injections are administered to the face like this. I’ve blurred out the needle part. lol

This is after 4cc has been distributed across the face.

The face might look like a honeycomb, but it subsides after a day or two. Everything disappears within a week at the latest.

How it looks before heading home.

The ‘bee sting’ bumps have already faded compared to before..

Those who know already understand the before-and-after effects without me having to say a word.