Q&A
What should I know before Re2O?
What is Re2O made of?
Re2O is made from human-derived acellular dermis with the cellular components removed, and contains extracellular matrix (ECM) components such as collagen and elastin. These are delivered to the dermis to replenish the supporting foundation of thinning skin.
Who is it suitable for?
It can be considered if your skin looks thin and lacks firmness, if fine lines have increased due to lower density, or if you are also concerned about dull, rough texture. It suits people who want to improve the skin's foundation rather than add a lot of volume.
How many sessions are needed?
It depends on your skin thickness and elasticity, usually several sessions a few weeks apart. The exact number and interval are set after diagnosis.
How is the treatment performed?
After numbing cream, it is injected into the needed areas with fine needles. Areas where the skin is especially thin or has lost elasticity receive adjusted amounts and depths.
What is the recovery period?
Redness, swelling, slight bruising or temporary small bumps may appear at injection points and mostly settle within a few days. Allow about a week before important events.
What are the aftercare instructions?
Avoid makeup and strong stimulation on the day, and avoid saunas, alcohol and strenuous exercise for a few days. Moisturizing and sun protection support recovery.
Who should not have Re2O?
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have inflammation or wounds in the treatment area, or have had a hypersensitivity reaction to the same ingredient, treatment should be postponed or another option considered. Please tell us about your medication and medical history during consultation.
When will I notice results?
As the inner structure settles, changes in elasticity, density and texture often appear gradually over several weeks. The degree and duration of change vary by person.
The number of sessions, duration of results and recovery time vary depending on individual skin condition. Details will be explained after consultation.
