Rejuran HB schedule,

why it needs to be every 2 weeks

explained through the PN cycle

When the seasons change, the clinic starts to get busy

with people complaining of dry cheeks or

a tight, pulling feeling.

"Isn't it okay to get it once a month?"

A lot of people say that, really.

Today, I'll explain the reason step by step.

Rejuran HB,

how is it different from regular Rejuran?

Rejuran HB is a skin booster that adds

hyaluronic acid (HA) to PN (polynucleotide) ingredients.

PN acts as a signal that awakens skin regeneration,

while HA helps hold moisture in between.

If regular Rejuran Healer focuses more on regeneration,

HB aims for both regeneration and immediate radiance.

That is why the recommended schedule itself is set differently.

Why not just once a month?

In fact, it's the exact opposite

"Why is Rejuran HB given at 2-week intervals?

The cycle in which the PN ingredient works is

shorter than you might think, so if you wait a month,

it enters a period where the effect has faded."

— Director Wi Young-jin (Hongdae Beauty Stone Clinic)

The question of whether getting Rejuran too often is too much,

is something we hear almost every week in the clinic.

But the PN ingredient sends signals in the dermal layer,

and the active window in which collagen starts to be formed is

about 14 days.

Before this window ends, you need to stimulate it once more

so the effect doesn't fade and

can build up layer by layer.

If you wait a month, the active curve bottoms out

and starts over, so the result becomes flat.

For 3 to 5 sessions, keeping 2-week intervals is

the limit for seeing cumulative effects.

So what interval should

I go at?

Even though the interval is 2 weeks,

the total number of sessions differs by type.

Take a quick look at the plan that fits you best.

It may feel burdensome to fit it into your schedule, but

if you time the first 3 to 5 sessions well,

after that you can maintain it on a much more relaxed schedule.

maintained.

That's why we recommend bundling the early sessions.

it is.

The three most common

schedule-related questions in the clinic

Q1. If I can't keep the 2-week interval and it gets delayed,

do I have to start over from the beginning?

If it's within 3 weeks, you can just continue

without much loss.

However, if it goes beyond 4 weeks,

the active curve has already flattened,

so you need to tighten it back to 2-week intervals

to get the effect.

Q2. After 4 treatments,

how long does the effect last?

On average, a good condition is maintained for about

2 to 3 months.

However, since it varies greatly depending on the skin's recovery ability,

it's best to visit one month after the 4th session

and set a customized schedule.

Q3. If I get it often, do side effects

accumulate?

PN ingredients are naturally broken down, so

there is no concern about toxicity.

However, with 2-week intervals, by the time the injection marks subside,

the next treatment comes around,

so bruising may look slightly overlapped.

If you take away just one thing today,

—the 2 weeks for Rejuran HB were not set by me,

PN set that number.

A one-month gap cuts the effect in half

even if you get the same number of sessions.

In the next post,

'After completing 4 Rejuran HB sessions, the

criteria for deciding the maintenance interval' I'll explain.

That was Wi Young-jin.

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