Can Rejuran Treat Acne Scars, Hyperpigmentation, or Texture?

Rejuran is often marketed as a “healing” treatment for the skin, but what does that really mean? If you're dealing with acne scars, pigmentation issues, or rough skin texture, it's natural to wonder whether Rejuran can actually help.

This blog breaks down what Rejuran can realistically do for each of these concerns and when you might need to combine it with other treatments for the best results.

First, What Is Rejuran?

Rejuran is an injectable treatment that uses polynucleotides, or PNs, derived from salmon DNA. These molecules have regenerative properties that help repair damaged skin, reduce inflammation, and promote collagen production. It is often used to improve overall skin health, but its role in treating specific concerns like scarring or pigmentation is still often misunderstood.

Can Rejuran Help with Acne Scars?

Rejuran can help improve the appearance of mild acne scars, particularly atrophic scars that are caused by a loss of collagen. These are the shallow, pitted scars that often appear after inflammatory acne. By boosting collagen production and stimulating tissue repair, Rejuran can help smooth the skin over time.

However, for deeper rolling or boxcar scars, Rejuran alone is usually not enough. These types of scars often require more aggressive treatments like subcision or fractional laser. In many clinics, Rejuran is used after these procedures to support healing and reduce post-procedure inflammation.

What About Hyperpigmentation?

Rejuran is not a pigment-removing treatment like chemical peels or laser toning, but it can support healthier skin function. This includes reducing inflammation, which is one of the causes of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Some users with sensitive skin report that Rejuran helped even out their tone slightly by calming irritation and redness.

Still, if your pigmentation is deep or melanin-based, such as sun spots or melasma, you will likely need targeted treatments. In this case, Rejuran might be used alongside treatments like pico lasers or skin lightening serums to improve results and reduce downtime.

What about Skin Texture?

This is where Rejuran often shines. If you want glassy, lighter and brighter skin, this treatment is for you. It is most effective for refining skin texture, especially when the skin feels rough, dehydrated, or crepey. Users often report that their skin feels smoother, more plump, and more elastic after two to three sessions.

Final Verdict

Rejuran can absolutely play a role in treating acne scars, pigmentation, and uneven texture, but it is not a cure-all. Think of it as a supportive treatment that helps your skin heal better and stay stronger, rather than a quick-fix solution.

If your main concern is deep acne scarring or stubborn pigmentation, speak to a skin professional about building a plan that includes both Rejuran and other targeted therapies.

With the right combination, you can achieve smoother, clearer skin over time with less downtime and better long-term results.

A skilled doctor/nurse will not only tailor the treatment to your facial features but also help determine the ideal timeline for your next check up or touch up based on how your body responds. This personalised approach ensures you maintain a balanced and natural look over time.

To learn more or to book a consultation with a qualified expert, book TT Aesthetics.

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