FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions on ReyaGel

Tissue regeneration is a complex process of several steps that must occur in the right order and timing for the best results. Hundreds of different biomolecules are required to make this complex process run smoothly: there is no single “magic ingredient”. ReyaGel leverages nature’s wisdom to give the body billions of the biomolecules needed to heal itself.

The MTP technology inside ReyaGel has healed difficult wounds in hospitals for years. It contains both signaling molecules (growth factors, cytokines) that instruct cells through the process of regeneration, AND structural biomolecules: the physical building materials the body uses to regenerate healthy tissue.

Plastic surgery requires incisions that need to heal with minimal scarring. Many aesthetic procedures – like microneedling and laser resurfacing – intentionally injure the skin to stimulate collagen production.

With these types of injuries, ReyaGel helps the body heal itself differently for the best result, making it the ideal complement to any plastic surgery or aesthetic procedure involving tissue regeneration. And because the MTP technology is entirely natural with no added preservatives, fillers, or fragrances, it has everything your skin wants with nothing you don’t.

Aesthetic procedures that intentionally create injury (such as microneedling or laser) result in inflammation: the skin is red, warm, swollen, and painful after the procedure. This first stage of the healing response is the body’s way of rushing helper cells and biomolecules to the site of injury to prevent infection and start coordinating the healing process. Patients plan for downtime after these procedures until this inflammation phase passes.

The concentrated biomolecules in ReyaGel play a critical role in helping the body heal differently: signaling the body to move rapidly out of the inflammation stage and into the positive regeneration stages of healing for less downtime and a great final result.

Microneedling intentionally creates injury (thousands of tiny needle pricks) to stimulate collagen production for a more youthful appearance of the skin. Injury causes inflammation which requires several days of downtime. Applying ReyaGel immediately after microneedling signals to the body to move to the regenerative phase of healing, dramatically decreasing downtime.

A clinical study applying ReyaGel immediately after microneedling found statistically significant improvements in both redness and pain in just 1 hour after treatment.

ReyaGel is a topical gel applied to the surface of the skin to help it regenerate. It is best to apply ReyaGel as early as possible after a procedure or surgery, to provide the tools and instructions the body needs as early in the healing process as possible to ensure the best possible result.

Once applied ReyaGel starts working right away, but it’s best to leave ReyaGel on at least overnight so the body has continued access to all the biomolecules it provides as healing continues.

In a clinical study applying ReyaGel after microneedling, 100% of patients showed improvements in redness, swelling, and pain scores within 1 hour, with 90% of patients noticing a reduction in redness just minutes after application.

In a survey of the patient’s experience, 100% of patients said they would use ReyaGel on their next aesthetic procedure and were “Likely”, “Very Likely” or “Extremely Likely” to recommend ReyaGel to their family and friends.