Doctor-administered Rejuran treatment
Skin Booster

Rejuran

Supporting your skin's own repair, from within.

What is Rejuran?

An overall skin-health treatment.

Rejuran is a polynucleotide (PN) injectable that supports the skin's own repair and regeneration processes. Rather than adding volume, it is positioned as an overall skin-health treatment, aiming to improve skin quality, elasticity and texture gradually over time.

At FMAC, Rejuran is assessed and administered by Dr Gerald Tan, who determines whether it suits your skin concerns and builds a session plan accordingly.

Treatment Snapshot

Comfort during treatmentMild — numbing cream available
SessionsCourse, spaced a few weeks apart
DowntimeMinimal — possible mild swelling
FromPrice on consultation
How it works

Supporting repair at a cellular level.

Dr Gerald Tan assesses your skin quality and concerns before recommending Rejuran. Polynucleotides are injected into the skin, where they are understood to support the body's natural tissue repair processes, aiming to improve skin quality, elasticity and texture gradually across a course of sessions.

What it treats

Who this is designed for.

01

Overall skin quality

Skin that feels thin, tired or lacking in resilience.

02

Reduced elasticity

Skin that has lost some of its natural bounce and firmness.

03

Uneven texture

Rough patches or unevenness across the skin's surface.

04

A skin-health-first approach

Patients who prioritise skin quality over volume changes.

What to expect

A gradual improvement, session by session.

Day 1–2

Mild swelling or small bumps at injection points are possible and typically settle within a day or two.

Week 1–4

Many patients notice a gradual improvement in skin texture and quality as the course of sessions progresses.

Month 2 onwards

With a completed course, patients typically see continued improvement in skin quality, with maintenance sessions advised by Dr Tan.

This may be for you if…

Signs it's worth a conversation.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions.

Is it safe?
It is a doctor-administered injectable. Dr Gerald Tan assesses your skin and medical history before every treatment to confirm suitability.
Does it hurt?
Most patients tolerate Rejuran well, with numbing cream available for comfort. Some mild pressure or stinging at injection points is common.
What's the downtime?
Downtime is generally minimal. Mild swelling, redness or small bumps at injection points may occur and typically settle within a couple of days.
When will I see results?
Most patients notice a gradual improvement in skin quality across a course of sessions. Individual results vary depending on skin condition and consistency of treatment.
How many sessions will I need?
Rejuran is typically given as a course of sessions spaced a few weeks apart. Dr Tan will recommend a specific plan at consultation.
Ready to talk?

Support Your Skin's Own Repair

Book a consultation with Dr Gerald Tan to find out if Rejuran is right for you.

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Disclaimer: Individual results may vary based on skin condition, lifestyle and treatment plan. All treatments are doctor-administered. Suitability is assessed at consultation. This page is for general education and is not a substitute for medical advice.

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