Re2O CellREDM, Recommended For
- Those whose skin has lost density and elasticity
- Those who want to fill thinned skin from within
- Those who also want to refine rough skin texture
How It Works and How It Is Performed
Replenishing Ingredients That Support Thinned Skin
It uses the dermal support structure left after cells and fat are removed from donated human skin.
Collagen, elastin, hyaluronic acid, and fibronectin, which support the skin from within, serve as the foundation for new tissue to settle in the skin and may help reinforce thinned skin.
Uses Differ by Particle Size
The two products differ in particle size and dispersion characteristics.
The product and injection method are decided by looking at the area you want and your skin condition.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Re2O · CellREDM made of?
It is a human tissue product that uses the dermal support structure left after cells and fat are removed from donated human skin. Its composition differs from products that inject hyaluronic acid alone or that stimulate collagen production. You can make your choice after hearing an explanation of its human-derived ingredients.
Are Re2O and CellREDM the same product?
Both use human skin-derived acellular dermis, but they differ in particle size and dispersion characteristics. The product and injection method are decided based on the area you want and your skin condition.
How is it injected?
It is administered with a needle, a round-tipped cannula, or a needle-free Mirajet, whichever suits the area. If needle treatments make you uncomfortable, please let us know during your consultation.
How often should I have the treatment?
For most skin boosters, we advise several sessions at 4-week intervals. The number of sessions is decided based on your skin condition and progress, and the degree of change may vary from person to person.
Are there cases in which I cannot have the treatment?
We do not recommend it if you are uncomfortable with human-derived ingredients, and before treatment we first explain that its ingredients are derived from donated skin. Treatment is restricted if you are allergic to any of the ingredients, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have inflammation or infection in the treatment area.
Will I have swelling or bruising after treatment?
Bruising, swelling, and stiffness may occur, and in most cases these improve within 1–2 weeks. Small raised bumps at the injection sites may last for 1–2 weeks. Other side effects may rarely occur; we explain them in detail during your consultation before treatment.
By Principle, By Evidence
We begin by listening carefully to what you want.
We set the scope and intensity of each treatment to suit your skin condition.
We explain in full the effects you may expect and the limits of the treatment.