If you have been looking into Rejuran, you may have noticed that it can be discussed for different areas of the face, including the under eye area and the broader face. While both treatments use the same regenerative approach, the way they are planned and assessed can be different depending on the area being treated.
At That Face Place, we always assess the skin, area of concern and overall treatment goals before recommending whether Rejuran Eye, Rejuran Face or another treatment pathway may be more appropriate.
If you are new to the treatment and want a simple starting point, we have also put together a guide on what Rejuran is and why it is being discussed in skin treatments.
What is Rejuran?
Rejuran is a skin treatment that uses polynucleotides, often referred to as PN, to support skin quality and overall skin function. It is commonly discussed in relation to skin texture, hydration, elasticity and skin repair, but suitability depends on the individual.
It is not designed to add facial volume or change your facial structure. Instead, it is generally considered as part of a skin focused treatment plan.
For a broader look at how this treatment may be used across the face, you can read more about Rejuran treatment.
What is Rejuran Eye?
Rejuran Eye is specifically designed for the delicate under eye area. This area is often thinner and more sensitive than other parts of the face, which means it needs a careful and tailored approach.
During consultation, Rejuran Eye may be discussed for concerns such as:
- Fine lines around the eye area
- Crepey or delicate skin texture
- Under eye skin quality
- Skin hydration and smoothness around the eye area
- Overall support for tired looking under eyes
It is important to note that not all under eye concerns are caused by the same thing. Hollowing, puffiness, pigmentation, skin thinning and volume loss can all present differently. This is why assessment is so important before deciding whether this is the right option.
If your main concern is the under eye area, we have a separate page that explains Rejuran Eye treatment in more detail.
What is Rejuran Face?
Rejuran Face is generally used when the concern is broader skin quality across areas of the face. This may include the cheeks, lower face, temples or other areas where the skin may benefit from a more overall skin support approach.
During consultation, Rejuran Face may be discussed for concerns such as:
- Uneven skin texture
- Dull or tired looking skin
- Fine lines
- General skin quality
- Skin that feels less firm or less resilient
- Post blemish texture or visible skin irregularities
Because the face covers a larger area, the treatment plan may look different to Rejuran Eye. The number of sessions, treatment areas and product placement can vary depending on your skin and what your clinician is trying to support.
How are they different?
The main difference between Rejuran Eye and Rejuran Face is the treatment area and how the product is used within that area.
Rejuran Eye is focused on the delicate skin around the eyes. The skin here is thinner, so the treatment approach needs to be more precise and conservative.
Rejuran Face is usually planned for broader areas of the face where the goal is to support overall skin quality, texture and resilience. It may involve a larger treatment area and a different treatment plan compared to the under eye area.
Can I have both Rejuran Eye and Rejuran Face?
In some cases, both may be discussed as part of a broader skin plan. This does not always mean they are performed in the same appointment. Your clinician may recommend staging treatments depending on your skin, the areas being treated and your overall goals.
For example, someone may want to focus on the under eye area first, while another person may be more concerned with overall facial skin texture and quality. The right approach depends on the individual.
Which option is right for me?
The best option depends on your main concern.
If your concern is mostly around the under eye area, such as fine lines, crepey texture or delicate skin quality, Rejuran Eye may be discussed during consultation.
If your concern is more general skin quality across the face, Rejuran Face may be more relevant.
However, under eye concerns and facial skin concerns can overlap. In some cases, another treatment or a staged skin plan may be more appropriate. This is why an in person consultation is the best place to start.
If you would like to know who will be assessing your skin, you can also meet the team behind your treatment plan on our Meet the Experts page.
Is Rejuran suitable for everyone?
Rejuran may not be suitable for everyone. Your clinician will need to consider your medical history, skin condition, current treatments, pregnancy or breastfeeding status, skin sensitivity and any contraindications before recommending treatment.
A consultation also allows you to understand what the treatment involves, what downtime may look like and whether your expectations are realistic.
So, what is the difference between Rejuran Eye and Rejuran Face?
Rejuran Eye is focused on the delicate under eye area, while Rejuran Face is usually considered for broader skin quality concerns across the face. Both are skin focused treatments, but they are used differently depending on the area being assessed and the concern being treated.
If you are unsure which option is right for you, the best next step is a consultation. This allows your clinician to assess your skin properly and recommend the most suitable pathway for your concerns.
You can explore more about Rejuran treatment, read specifically about Rejuran Eye, or learn more about the team on our Meet the Experts page.
