REJURAN uses PDRN and PN ingredients that reach skin cells, repair damaged tissue and stimulate collagen synthesis — often called “the Hermès of skin boosters”.
REJURAN is developed by Pharma Research. Its main ingredients are extracted from salmon stem cells, and it contains two core components: PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) and PN (polynucleotide).
Two core ingredients
PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide): a small molecule acting on the superficial layers of the skin, with anti-inflammatory and tissue-repair effects, commonly used to improve acne and redness. This ingredient is also found in diabetic wound-healing ointments.
PN (polynucleotide): a larger molecule, injected into the dermis, providing a supporting framework for fibroblasts, locking in moisture and improving elasticity. It is the main ingredient chosen for REJURAN injections, and can improve skin hollows and fine lines.
Both are highly similar to human DNA, can penetrate the skin to repair damaged cells and stimulate collagen synthesis, and have therefore been described as “the Hermès of skin boosters”.
How it differs from ordinary skin boosters
Skin boosters on the market have hyaluronic acid as the main ingredient. Through ultra-fine needles, hydrating essence is injected into the deeper layers of the skin, quickly replenishing moisture and repairing facial fine lines. REJURAN’s main ingredients are PDRN or PN, which can reach skin cells, repair damaged tissue, and further activate collagen-producing cells and strengthen the skin barrier — a more comprehensive effect.
