Rejuran
Rejuran is a polynucleotide treatment designed to support your skin's natural regeneration and repair processes, improving overall skin quality and texture over time.
Rejuran is registered on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG) as a Class III medical device.
How does it work?
Rejuran uses purified polynucleotides β DNA-derived compounds β to help stimulate your skin's own regenerative processes. Unlike volumising treatments, Rejuran isn't designed to add shape or structure; it's focused on skin quality, hydration, and texture. Results build gradually as your skin responds to treatment, typically becoming noticeable over several weeks.
Recommended Sessions
Most clients complete a course of 2β3 treatments spaced around 4 weeks apart for best results, with your practitioner tailoring the exact plan to your skin at consultation.
Who is Rejuran For?
Rejuran is ideal for anyone looking to improve their skinβs overall health and appearance. Itβs particularly beneficial for those experiencing:
Fine lines and wrinkles
Loss of skin elasticity
Enlarged pores
Acne scars or other skin damage
Dull or dehydrated skin
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Rejuran offers a range of benefits for individuals seeking to support their skin's natural repair and hydration processes:
Natural-Looking Results: Works with your skinβs natural processes to enhance its health and beauty.
Minimal Downtime: Achieve rejuvenation with a quick recovery period, making it perfect for busy lifestyles.
Backed by clinical research, used under professional guidance: Rejuran is suitable for most skin types and provides lasting results with a series of treatments.
Versatile Application: Suitable for treating the face, neck, dΓ©colletage, and hands, addressing multiple skin concerns in one solution.
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A thorough consultation to assess your skin and discuss whether Rejuran is right for your concerns, followed by a series of small injections just beneath the skin's surface. It's normal to see small raised bumps immediately after treatment β these typically settle within 24β48 hours.
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No alcohol consumption for 24 hours prior to your appointment.
Cease fish oils 2 weeks prior to your appointment.
No Aspirin, Nurofen or blood thinning anti-inflammatories the day before your appointment
Please consult your medical professional if you take blood thinners prior to your appointment β
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Gently apply a cool pack to the treatment area unless advised against by your treating nurse.
Paracetamol can be taken for mild discomfort, please do not take Nurofen, Aspirin or blood thinning anti-inflammatories.
Avoid alcohol for 24 hours post treatment
No exercising for 24 hours post treatment
Bruising and swelling may make the area appear uneven/unnatural initially, please allow time for this to settle.
No extreme heat for 2 weeks post treatment
Please reframe from having any other treatments such as microdermabrasionβs, chemical peels or waxing for two weeks post treatment.
Please contact the clinic if you have any questions or concerns post treatment.
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If we believe the patient is not ready or suitable for treatment
If the patient has severe acne on the treatment area
If the patient is prescribed antibiotics for facial/oral infection within the last two weeks
If the patient is pregnant or breastfeeding
These treatments are only available to those 18 years and above
Where possible, please attend your appointment with no make-up
It is also important to understand that multiple treatments may be needed to achieve desired result. Individual results vary and it is not a one size fits all scenario.
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Rejuran Eyes 1mL
Single treatment: $680
3 treatment package: $1840 (save $200)
Rejuran Face 2mL
Single treatment: $750
3 treatment package: $2,000 (save $250)
Rejuran Complete Face or Face and Neck 4mL
Single treatment: $1400
Rejuran Scar 1mL
Single treatment: $650
3 treatment package: $1,750 (save $200)
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In accordance with Australian prescribing regulations, a $30 prescribing fee applies to every cosmetic medicine appointment. Your prescription is valid for 12 months β a renewal fee applies annually, or when an additional treatment is scripted for the first time.
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