Yes, when there is excessive hype over one single product, it is correct to be cautious. In my personal practice, I don't make something a problem unless the patient agrees its a problem.
If your skin is in fairly good condition with minimal issues, seek discussion with your doctor pertaining to what can be improved with the use of Rejuran or generic PDRN.
In my practice, these are the things i use PDRN for
- Pores. I find that it does improve the appearance of the pores. but this would take 2-3 sessions and best combined with a mild fractional laser.
- Eczema. Patients with localised eczema I find that the use of Rejuran helps reduce the itch and symptoms
- pigmentation. I use it on localised areas of pigmentation especially in sun spots and melasma.
I have tried it for some acne scar patients, but I don't find it particularly effective as of now. Perhaps when I treat more patients with Rejuran (for acne scars), i might be more convinced.
But honestly, there's only one way to find out if it will bear good results for you! Try Rejuran one time and judge for yourself .
Winston
