Rachel and Aileen from Aesthetics & Wellness Collective (AWC) in Ainslie bring ‘Rejuran’ to Canberra, the latest in aesthetic medicine utilising Korean salmon testis DNA.
Experts have predicted that 2024 will be the year of regenerative aesthetic medicine. It’s an exciting time; rather than focusing on traditional forms of injectables to rejuvenate, the cosmetic industry has been incorporating products to stimulate our own collagen and elastin. The latest innovation in regenerative injectables to hit the Australian market comes from South Korea – and we all know the Koreans do beauty well.
It uses polynucleotides derived from a specific strain of wild salmon – their testis, specifically (yes, you read that right!). These purified DNA fragments are 97 per cent comparable to human DNA. As a raw material, it goes through six precise extraction and refining processes using DNA optimisation technology to become pure DNA containing no fish protein.
These salmon are already being used for supplements and skincare using polydeoxyribonucleotide derived from salmon sperm (a story for another time perhaps). The lab has made this sustainable by breeding more of these wild salmon than they are using.
This bio-regenerator stimulates our skin on a cellular level, resulting in healthier, firmer, hydrated and more even skin. Skin conditions that would benefit include sun damaged, thin, rosacea, dull, ageing, enlarged pores, dry and dehydrated. This treatment has been successfully used for improving facial scar tissue, whether it is acne scarring or trauma obtained from injuries.
The main point of difference between this and other bio-stimulators is that it can be injected anywhere, including the forehead, eyes and body, the most popular area being the delicate under the eye skin. In clinical studies, 94 per cent of patients showed improvements after three treatments at two-to-three week intervals.
Visit Aesthetics & Wellness Collective at the Ainslie shops for your complimentary consultation with a registered health professional.
Note: All non-surgical and minimally invasive procedures carry risks and potential complications. Before proceeding, you should ask about alternative options.
Results, risks, and recovery will vary between individual patients and are dependent on several factors. For further information about the results and risks, please contact our clinic directly to speak with a qualified healthcare practitioner.
Visit AWC’s site to view the risks and side effects of this treatment.
