DermaHeal HSR Skin Rejuvenating Solution 10x5ml

DermaHeal HSR Skin Rejuvenating Solution carries 1 % non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid (10 mg/ml) in a gentle saline buffer. Two trusted distributors list the same specs—molecular weight around 100 kDa and endotoxin below 0.5 EU/ml. Hyaluronic acid pulls water into thirsty cells right away, but the real magic comes from 13 “growth-factor” peptides such as sh-oligopeptide-2, decapeptide-25, and copper tripeptide-1. These short chains tap fibroblast receptors, nudging tired cells back into collagen-making mode—no blood draw needed. A supporting mix of 24 amino acids, B-vitamins, niacinamide, zinc, and magnesium supplies the raw materials for fresh collagen and antioxidant defense. With no lidocaine or alcohol, the formula stays friendly to sensitive skin.

Viscosity is low—about the feel of saline—so it glides through a 32-gauge needle with almost no sting. Once placed, HA swells the spaces between cells, peptides kick off new collagen signals within a day, and vitamins mop up free radicals from UV and pollution. In a split-face study, skin treated with HSR gained 28 % more type-I collagen and 21 % more epidermal thickness at week 12 versus saline alone.

DermaHeal HSR focuses on skin “quality,” not volume. It suits early-to-moderate photo-ageing—think crow’s-feet, smoker’s crepe, dull cheeks, or neck lines. Because the gel is thin and un-cross-linked, it sits smoothly in the dermis without lumps, making it safe for delicate spots like neck, décolleté, and backs of hands where thick fillers can look blue or feel bumpy. A common plan is three sessions two weeks apart, using 2–3 ml for the whole face each time. The alcohol-free base means less sting and redness, so it pairs nicely with light peels or lasers in the same visit.

Clinics report a one-grade jump on the Global Aesthetic Improvement Scale after the second session—better than basic vitamin-C “meso cocktails.” Compared with PRP, HSR offers lab consistency and skips the blood draw, though PRP still appeals to patients who prefer fully autologous options. Because copper peptides calm inflammation, darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick IV–V) see lower risk of post-injection dark spots. Standard injectable cautions apply: avoid if there’s active infection, pregnancy, uncontrolled autoimmune disease, or a known ingredient allergy.

The carton holds ten clear 5 ml glass vials, each sealed with a butyl stopper and flip-off aluminum cap. Every vial carries two peel-off lot stickers for easy charting. An instruction booklet (12 languages) covers storage at 2–25 °C, injection patterns (nappage, four-point, cannula fan), typical volumes, and after-care. Gamma irradiation guarantees sterility with no ethylene-oxide residue, and vacuum sealing protects the vitamins from oxidation. Needles and syringes are not included, letting you choose your favorite 30–32 G needles or microneedling cartridges. Shelf life is 36 months unopened; discard leftovers right after first puncture.

Expect a “glass-skin” glow about a week after the first session, thanks to instant HA hydration. Deeper changes roll in later: fibroblasts peak around day 14, and ultrasound shows thicker, denser dermis by week 8. A three-visit course keeps skin plump and smooth for six to nine months. Boost every six months to stay ahead, especially for smokers or city dwellers dealing with extra oxidative stress. One study showed dermal thickness up 0.3–0.4 mm at three months, still 0.18 mm above baseline at nine months. Because the HA is uncross-linked, long-term benefit depends on the new collagen you keep making—skip boosters and skin gradually slides back toward baseline within a year. Over-correction is rare and fades on its own; hyaluronidase is rarely, if ever, needed.

Q1: Is the treatment painful?
A1: Discomfort is mild—the needle is tiny and the formula is alcohol-free. A quick layer of topical numbing cream is plenty if you’re sensitive.

Q2: Can I combine DermaHeal HSR with botulinum toxin on the same day?
A2: Yes. Most injectors do toxin first, wait about ten minutes, then add HSR so the products don’t mix.

Q3: How soon can I wear makeup or hit the gym?
A3: Light mineral makeup is fine after six hours. Wait 24 hours for hard workouts to keep swelling and bruises low.

DermaHeal comes from Caregen Co., Ltd. in Anyang, South Korea. The company has led peptide research since 2001 and runs ISO 13485 and ISO 22716 cleanrooms partly powered by on-site solar. Every HSR batch passes triple HPLC purity checks, endotoxin tests, and sterility cultures. Packaging uses FSC-certified paper, and water is recycled in a closed-loop system. Beyond HSR, the DermaHeal family includes HL (hair), LL (fat reduction), SB (brightening), and SR (wrinkle repair), now shipped to more than 120 countries. Caregen holds over 150 peptide patents, underscoring its science-first reputation.