Safety is the top priority during pregnancy and breastfeeding, so it is natural to ask whether Rejuran is appropriate. This guide explains the cautious, professional approach to Rejuran during these periods.
The General Guidance
Most aesthetic treatments, including injectables, are typically avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding due to limited safety data. Rejuran is no exception, and caution is advised. See also who should not use Rejuran.
Why Caution Matters
- Limited research in pregnant and breastfeeding populations
- A precautionary approach is standard for elective treatments
- Your health and your baby health come first
What to Do Instead
Focus on a gentle, pregnancy-safe skincare routine and daily SPF. Speak to your doctor before resuming any aesthetic treatments. The ACOG offers guidance on skin care during pregnancy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get Rejuran while pregnant?
Elective injectables are generally avoided during pregnancy. Always consult your doctor and practitioner.
When can I resume after breastfeeding?
Discuss timing with your healthcare provider, who can advise based on your situation.
Final Thoughts
A precautionary approach is wise during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Rejuran is typically postponed until afterwards. Always prioritise professional medical guidance.
This article is for general informational purposes only and is not medical advice; consult a qualified practitioner for guidance specific to your skin.