Getting great results from Rejuran is one thing; keeping them is another. Like most skin-quality treatments, Rejuran works best as part of an ongoing plan rather than a one-off. This guide explains a typical Rejuran maintenance schedule, why maintenance matters, and how to tailor it to your skin and goals.
Why Rejuran Needs a Maintenance Plan
Skin is constantly renewing and ageing, so the benefits of any treatment naturally fade over time. A maintenance schedule helps sustain hydration, texture, and skin-quality improvements. To understand how long initial results typically last, read how long Rejuran lasts.
A Typical Rejuran Schedule
While every practitioner personalizes treatment, a common structure looks like this:
- Initial course: A series of sessions spaced a few weeks apart to build results. See how many sessions are needed.
- Maintenance phase: Periodic top-up sessions to sustain improvements.
- Review: Regular assessment with your practitioner to adjust timing based on your skin’s response.
Factors That Affect Your Maintenance Frequency
- Age and skin condition
- Lifestyle factors like sun exposure, smoking, and sleep
- Your specific goals (hydration, texture, anti-aging)
- How your skin responds to the initial course
Supporting your results at home matters too. Daily SPF, good hydration, and products like the Rejuran Turnover Ampoule can help extend the benefits between sessions. Follow our aftercare guide for best practice.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I get maintenance Rejuran?
It varies by individual, but maintenance is typically spaced further apart than the initial course. Your practitioner will recommend timing based on your skin.
What happens if I skip maintenance?
Results gradually fade as skin continues its natural renewal and ageing process. You can usually restart treatment when you choose.
Final Thoughts
A thoughtful Rejuran maintenance schedule is the key to long-lasting skin-quality improvements. Work with your practitioner to find the right rhythm, support it with good home care, and your results can stay fresher for longer.
This article is for general informational purposes only and is not medical advice; consult a qualified practitioner for guidance specific to your skin.