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Rejuran Under Eye Treatment | Real Results and Medical Insight by Dr Bart Scanlon

💬 10 Q&A: Rejuran Under Eye — Policy-Aligned Guidance 1. What is Rejuran and how does it work under the eyes? Rejuran is a bioactive injectable containing polynucleotides (PDRN) derived from salmon DNA. It helps repair the skin at a cellular level by stimulating fibroblast activity, collagen synthesis, and microcirculation. Under the eyes, this leads to thicker, smoother, and brighter skin with reduced fine lines and pigmentation. 2. Is Rejuran approved for use in Australia? Under our Bioactive Skin Boosters and Injectable Bioremodelling Agents Policy, all products must have valid ARTG (Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods) inclusion. Rejuran or any equivalent PDRN injectable must be TGA verified before use. Non-approved imports are not permitted at Newcastle Cosmetic Doctor. 3. Who can perform Rejuran under eye injections at NCD? Only AHPRA-registered medical practitioners who have completed product-specific training and annual competency reviews are authorised. This ensures compliance with AHPRA guidelines and NSQHS clinical governance standards for cosmetic injectables. 4. What are the key safety checks before a Rejuran treatment? Each session includes full medical history screening (autoimmune disease, allergies, infections), ARTG product verification, and batch traceability. Emergency equipment such as anaphylaxis kits are maintained as per our Aseptic and Emergency Readiness Protocol. 5. What makes Rejuran different from dermal filler under the eyes? Rejuran is a skin repair and rejuvenation treatment, not a volumiser. It does not add puffiness like fillers can in patients with thin skin or low fat pads. Instead, it improves texture, elasticity, and brightness naturally over time through biostimulation. 6. What are the contraindications for Rejuran under eye? Active infection, open wounds, or known allergies to the product components are absolute contraindications. Relative cautions include autoimmune conditions, anticoagulation, pregnancy, or recent laser treatments. These are assessed and documented according to our Patient Assessment and Contraindication Policy. 7. How is the Rejuran procedure performed under the eyes? Following full aseptic preparation with alcohol-based chlorhexidine, small micro-aliquots are placed into the superficial dermis using minimal pressure and careful awareness of vascular landmarks. Injection technique adheres to sponsor instructions and NCD aseptic technique standards. 8. What should patients expect after Rejuran treatment? Mild swelling or small bumps may appear for 24–48 hours. Patients are advised to avoid makeup and heat exposure for one day and to apply cold compresses if needed. Follow-up is scheduled within 1–2 weeks to assess outcomes and safety. 9. What are the red flag symptoms after treatment? Patients are instructed to contact the clinic urgently if they experience severe pain, discolouration, visual changes, or fever. The clinic follows an emergency escalation pathway in line with our Adverse Events and Escalation Protocol. 10. How are outcomes and safety monitored long term? Each patient’s batch numbers, injection maps, and follow-up outcomes are recorded for full traceability. Quarterly audits ensure adherence to ARTG verification, consent documentation, and continuous improvement benchmarks set by the Clinical Governance Committee at NCD. https://newcastlecosmeticdoctor.com.a... AUTHOR: Dr. Bart Scanlon Medical Practitioner Medical Registration Number: MED00019402249 #newcastlecosmeticdoctor #rejuran #drbartscanlon