Skin Regeneration
The protocol is developed to support skin regeneration, with PDRN intended to support the skin’s natural repair processes.
RejuFat Injection is a customized facial rejuvenation treatment that combines skin-regenerating ingredients with facial contouring techniques, integrating a skin booster, PDRN-based regenerative therapy, and contour-focused injections.
PDRN, and why the protocol is combined.
A key component is PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide), which is intended to support the skin’s natural repair processes and improve the dermal environment. The combined protocol is designed to address skin quality and facial contour simultaneously — integrating a skin booster, PDRN-based regenerative therapy, and contour-focused injections rather than treating each concern in isolation.






Individual results vary. Photos are examples shown with patient consent and are not a guarantee of outcome.
The protocol is developed to support skin regeneration, with PDRN intended to support the skin’s natural repair processes.
Improving skin elasticity is a stated objective of the combination treatment.
Contour-focused injections enhance facial contours as part of the same protocol.
The combined intention is a smoother, healthier complexion alongside improved definition.
| What it means in practice | |
|---|---|
| Skin condition | Texture, hydration, and elasticity are assessed |
| Facial anatomy | Contour is assessed against your facial structure |
| Treatment goals | What you want established before what is offered |
| Clinical findings | The injection plan is customized to what the assessment shows |
Treatment recommendations depend on each patient's anatomy and goals. A consultation and examination are required before any procedure is recommended.
The combination is built for your case.
PDRN supports the skin’s natural repair processes.
Skin condition and facial anatomy assessed together.
Products used are authentic.
Aftercare and follow-up form part of the treatment.
Hydration as part of the skin booster component.
Elasticity addressed through regenerative therapy.
Texture improved alongside overall complexion.
Contour-focused injections in the same protocol.
Treatment recommendations depend on each patient's anatomy and goals. A consultation and examination are required.
Temporary redness, swelling, bruising, or small injection marks may occur.
These generally improve within several days.
Recovery varies with treatment extent and skin sensitivity.
Aftercare and follow-up form part of the protocol.
Your surgeon provides a recovery timeline based on the specific procedure rather than a single universal schedule.
A message from the surgeon, a look inside the clinic, and stories from patients.



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Surgeon Portrait
Skin quality and facial contour are usually treated as two appointments and two budgets.
They are the same face. Addressing them in one protocol is not a convenience — it is the only way the two results are planned against each other rather than in sequence.
Each patient undergoes a consultation to assess skin condition, facial anatomy, and treatment goals — and the injection plan is customized according to clinical findings.
Individual results and recovery experiences vary. This page is provided for general educational purposes and does not constitute a diagnosis, treatment recommendation, or guarantee of results. Injectable treatments involve potential risks, including redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness, injection-site reactions, infection, allergic or hypersensitivity reactions, asymmetry, lumps or nodules, dissatisfaction with the outcome, the possible need for additional treatment, and rare vascular complications. Whether a treatment is suitable, and the outcome that can be expected, can only be determined following an in-person examination and consultation with a qualified medical professional. Newline Clinic is licensed under the Korean Medical Service Act.
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