Skin Booster
Re2O
A treatment using hADM to supplement skin-supporting extracellular matrix (ECM) components. Materials, skin and recovery response guide planning.
Reviewed by the medical team · 2026.09.14

04 · QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
Which comes first, Rejuran or Re2O?
Rejuran may be considered for persistent dryness/fine lines, Re2O for perceived thinning and reduced firmness. Thickness and history guide suitability.
Is human-derived material safe?
Re2O uses hADM processed from human dermis with cells removed. Manufacturer information describes donor evaluation, infection testing, processing, sterilization and traceability. Infection, inflammation, hypersensitivity and nodules remain possible; origin/properties are explained before deciding.
Is the treatment approved?
Manufacturer information classifies Re2O as human tissue. Product classification, tissue-bank accreditation and approval of individual procedural efficacy are distinct. L&C BIO is listed as an AATB-accredited tissue bank; materials, purpose, expected changes and risks are explained before treatment.
How many sessions do I need?
Generally 3–4 sessions about 1 month apart. Some notice density changes after one, but dermal thickness and laxity determine count.
Will raised bumps or bruising occur?
Multiple dermal injections may cause bumps and bruising. Fine particles tend to limit bumps, but allow about a week before important events.
Can it be combined with other boosters?
Overlapping irritation prolongs recovery. Combinations are usually separated by 2–4 weeks, with sequence determined clinically.
References
References for general treatment information. Please confirm your individual plan with the medical team.