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REJURAN Tone-Up Booster is a two-part skin booster kit in the REJURAN line from PharmaResearch of South Korea.
Anyone who has reacted to vitamin C, glutathione or tranexamic acid, or to combination skin-care products, should tell the doctor before a plan is chosen. The same goes for anyone with a rash, wound, inflamed skin, pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Anyone with a history of blood clots, or taking medicines that affect the blood, should always tell the doctor.
Skin procedures can cause redness, irritation, swelling, bruising or an allergic reaction. Trouble breathing together with an allergic reaction needs hospital care at once.
Bring the name REJURAN Tone-Up Booster and the label, together with your allergy history, current medicines and any earlier procedures.
The doctor explains the method, the area and the follow-up according to your skin.
Skin booster is a name for a group of skin products used by doctors. Formulas and methods of use differ from product to product.
It is a medicine related to blood clotting, and one of the ingredients in part 2 of this kit.
Other products in the REJURAN brand come in pre-filled syringes, while Tone-Up Booster is a two-part kit that must be prepared before use.
No formula suits everyone. A doctor assesses your skin, allergy history and current medicines, then checks them against the label and ingredients before choosing.
The price depends on the model and the quantity.
This information is for general knowledge and does not replace a doctor's advice. Every procedure should be performed by a licensed doctor in a medical facility.