CellREDM is an injectable skin booster based on extracellular matrix (ECM), the collagen-rich framework that surrounds skin cells. It is made from processed human-derived dermal tissue with the cells removed. At Re:berry Hongdae, CellREDM is used to support thin, crepey or depleted skin, typically in two to three sessions about four weeks apart.
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What is extracellular matrix?
The dermis is not just cells. Much of it is extracellular matrix: a supportive network of collagen, elastin and other proteins that gives skin its strength, density and bounce. With age, sun exposure and stress, this matrix thins and weakens, contributing to crepey texture and fine lines.
CellREDM aims to supplement that framework directly. Rather than only signaling the skin to repair itself, it provides matrix material as a scaffold that may support the dermal environment.
What is CellREDM made from?
CellREDM is produced from human-derived dermal tissue that has been processed to remove cells and other components, leaving the acellular matrix. It is classified in Korea as an ECM-based injectable. If you have questions about sourcing or personal preferences, ask your doctor at consultation, who can explain alternatives such as polynucleotide or collagen-stimulating boosters.
What is CellREDM used for?
- Thin, crepey skin on the cheeks, neck or under-eyes
- Skin that looks deflated or lacks density
- Fine lines linked to dermal thinning
- Some types of acne scarring, as part of a combination plan
How is it different from Rejuran Healer?
Rejuran Healer uses salmon-derived polynucleotides to support repair and texture. CellREDM supplies structural matrix. They suit different needs and can be combined in some plans. See Rejuran Healer vs CellREDM for a detailed comparison.
Who is a good candidate?
CellREDM tends to suit adults whose skin feels thinner or less springy than it used to, often from their thirties onward, and people whose skin has been weakened by sun exposure. It may also be considered when other boosters have improved hydration but the skin still lacks density. It is less suited to deep folds, significant sagging or volume loss, which usually need fillers or lifting.
What to expect
Treatment involves numbing cream followed by injections across the area. Small bumps, redness and possible bruising typically settle within one to two days. Changes in texture and density usually appear gradually over several weeks. Results vary by individual. Pricing depends on area and amount and is confirmed in writing at consultation at Re:berry Hongdae.
At a glance
- Type: Extracellular matrix (ECM)-based skin booster
- Source: Processed, acellular human-derived dermal matrix
- Best for: Thin, crepey skin; areas lacking density
- Course: Commonly 2–3 sessions, about 4 weeks apart
- Downtime: Small bumps and redness for 1–2 days
Related questions
Is CellREDM a filler?
No. CellREDM is a skin booster, not a volumizing filler. It is placed in the skin to support quality and density rather than to add visible volume or reshape features. For deeper folds or volume loss, a doctor may recommend hyaluronic acid fillers or other treatments instead of, or alongside, CellREDM.
How long do CellREDM results last?
After a course of two to three sessions, many patients maintain results with a session every six to twelve months. Longevity depends on age, skin condition, sun exposure and lifestyle. Results vary by individual, and daily sunscreen helps protect the improvement.
Who should not get CellREDM?
Skin boosters are generally postponed during pregnancy and breastfeeding, with active skin infection in the area, and in some people with autoimmune or bleeding disorders. Tell your doctor about all medications, allergies and recent treatments so suitability can be assessed safely.
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Before you book
This page is general information, not a diagnosis. Suitability, dose, number of sessions and expected results are decided by a doctor at consultation, and results vary by individual. Possible side effects include redness, swelling and bruising. Pricing is confirmed in writing before any treatment. See our medical disclaimer.
Still have a question?
A doctor at Re:berry Clinic Hongdae can answer it for your skin specifically. Multilingual consultation support is available.