When it comes to anti-aging injections, many people are initially confused by terms like “glow injection,” “Revice,” and “Rejuran.” They wonder which one is right for them. In fact, all three fall under the category of skin injection treatments, but they differ in their key ingredients and techniques, resulting in varying effects and durations. This article will break down the differences between these three options, helping you determine which one is suitable for your skin type, so you can make an informed decision. Short answer: The ingredients and effects of the three types of injections—hyaluronic acid injections, Pro-Xylane injections, and Rejuran—are all tailored to different needs. Choosing which one is best depends on your skin’s specific requirements and the results you’re aiming for.

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What exactly are these 3 types of injections? A quick overview of each

Straight answer: All three are injection treatments that deliver active ingredients into the upper layers of the skin, but their ingredient technologies differ—seoulcheil uses hyaluronic acid (Filler) as its base; Profhilo is a high-concentration, stabilized form of hyaluronic acid that exerts biological repair effects through diffusion from small injection sites. Rejuran, on the other hand, relies primarily on PDRN (salmon DNA polynucleotides) to promote skin repair and regeneration.

This treatment typically uses a multi-needle device to evenly inject the Filler formula into the upper layers of the dermis, with a high density of injection points. Its main purpose is to provide immediate hydration and enhance skin brightness. For Botox-like effects, the traditional five-point injection method (BAP technique) is used, with 5 injection points on each side of the face. The product spreads beneath the skin, stimulating the production of Collagen and elastin—making it a treatment based on biological regeneration principles. Rejuran, on the other hand, features PDRN as its key ingredient and is commonly used in South Korea and Japan to improve skin quality, repair damaged skin, and reduce fine lines. It works by stimulating cell repair and regeneration, which differs slightly from the hydration-focused approach of the first two treatments.

Which one is the best among the three? How to choose the right one for yourself

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer — it really depends on the issues you want to address. If your main concerns are dry skin, dullness, and a lack of hydration and brightness, injectables offer a lower entry point with more immediate results. For skin sagging and reduced elasticity, products that promote biological repair and firming will yield more noticeable benefits. If you’re dealing with sensitive skin, scars, or uneven skin tone, Rejuran’s restorative and regenerative properties might be more suitable. Many clinics recommend having a consultation first to assess your skin type before deciding which products to use or in what combination.

Who is the right candidate for this?

All three are well-suited for those whose skin is starting to show signs of dryness, lack of moisture, fine lines, and reduced elasticity. Those who are younger, have healthy skin, and primarily want preventive care can start with the first two options; for those whose skin has already suffered noticeable damage—such as sunburn, post-surgical recovery, or acne scars—Rejuran’s restorative properties may be more appropriate, and some people also use it in combination with other products.DongAn Center Introduction or Stem Cell InjectionEnroll in a comprehensive anti-aging treatment package together. It is generally not recommended for pregnant women, those who are breastfeeding, or those with inflamed or infected skin. Whether it’s suitable for you will need to be determined through a personal consultation with the clinic director.

How long can the results last?

The effects of this type of injection are relatively short-lived. It is generally recommended to get the treatment every 1 to 2 months, with 3 to 4 sessions constituting one course of treatment, and the effects last around 2 to 3 months. For Restylane, it is usually suggested to have two sessions spaced 4 weeks apart as part of one course, with effects lasting approximately 6 months to 1 year. For Rejuran, most experts recommend 3 sessions as one course (with intervals of 2 to 4 weeks between sessions). Again, the results vary from person to person, and the duration of effectiveness is influenced by individual skin conditions and lifestyle habits.

Post-surgery precautions

After the injection, the skin may experience mild redness, needle marks, or small bruises, which usually subside within 1 to 3 days. It’s recommended to enhance moisturization after the procedure, avoid vigorous massage of the injected area, suspend the use of retinol and alpha-hydroxy acid products, and apply thorough sun protection to reduce the risk of pigmentation. If swelling or discomfort persists for more than a week, it’s advisable to return for a follow-up checkup as soon as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Can these 3 treatments be done together?

Some clinics recommend using them in combination (for example, first using Rejuran for repair, followed by the first two products for hydration and firming), but the specific combination depends on an individual’s skin type. It’s advisable to discuss this in detail with a dermatologist during a in-person consultation.

Q2: Will it be very swollen after the procedure?

Generally, there is only mild swelling or tiny needle marks, which usually subside within a few hours to 1–2 days and do not affect daily life, though individual reactions may vary.

Q3: At what age is it best to start?

There’s no strict age limit — many people in their late 20s to 30s already start with preventive skincare. Whether it’s actually necessary depends on your skin condition and personal needs; a in-person consultation is recommended for an assessment.

Book a consultation at DAN-A in Myeongdong now!

If you’d like to find out which of these three options is best suited for you, or if you’d prefer a personal consultation and assessment by the clinic director, feel free to contact DAN-A in Myeongdong through the following methods:

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The content in this article is for reference only. Actual treatment results may vary depending on individual constitution and skin condition. For a detailed assessment, please refer to the evaluation by the clinic director in person.