injectables
Rejuran
Beautiful skin is not only about hydration or volume, but also about the quality of the skin itself. Rejuran is a treatment with polynucleotides that focuses on supporting the skin's natural repair processes, without changing the facial contours.
Book an appointment onlineRelated skin concerns
- Duration
- 15 min
- Downtime
- 1–2 days
- Result
- Gradual, after 2–4 weeks
- Advice
- Course of 3 sessions
When might it suit you?
Our skin is constantly repairing and renewing itself. As we get older, these processes become less efficient. External influences, such as UV radiation, can also affect the skin's natural ability to repair itself. As a result, the skin can lose firmness and elasticity, fine lines become more visible and the skin texture can become less even.
What does it do?
Rejuran contains polynucleotides: purified DNA fragments derived from salmon. These are placed in the skin with small injections to support the natural repair processes. The treatment can contribute to better skin texture, elasticity and overall skin quality. The aim is healthier, more supple and fresher skin, without adding extra volume.
Treatment & recovery
This is how a journey runs in broad strokes. We agree the details in the consultation.
- ConsultationWe discuss your wishes, look at your face at rest and in motion and make a plan — or advise you to wait.
- TreatmentUsually 20–45 minutes. Small injections with a fine needle; numbing cream if you prefer.
- First daysSlight redness or a small swelling can occur and fades quickly. You can go straight back to work.
- ResultVisible after a few days up to two weeks. We schedule a check-up to assess the result.
Who carries it out?
Carried out by BIG-registered doctors and qualified skin therapists, with medical products and a thorough intake.
What does it cost?
The price depends on your personal treatment plan. You receive an indication during the consultation.
Starting prices. After the consultation you receive a personal plan with the exact price — without obligation.
Frequently asked questions
Discuss in a consultation whether Rejuran suits you — and whether treatment is needed at all right now.