At London Medical and Aesthetic Clinic, Revergen treatments are performed by Dr Ayham Al-Ayoubi, a leading facial plastic surgeon with more than 20 years of experience in aesthetic medicine, facial rejuvenation and advanced injectable treatments.
Revergen contains nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+), a naturally occurring coenzyme that plays an important role in cellular energy production and repair processes. As NAD+ levels naturally decline with age, Revergen has been developed to deliver NAD+ directly into the skin, targeting some of the cellular processes associated with maintaining healthy-looking skin.
Treatment can be tailored across the face, including delicate areas such as beneath the eyes, to address fine lines, reduced firmness and elasticity, uneven texture, dullness and other visible signs of skin ageing. The aim is fresher, smoother and more revitalised skin while preserving your natural facial features.
What Is Revergen NAD+ Skin Booster?
Revergen is an injectable skin booster formulated with nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+), a coenzyme naturally present in cells throughout the body.
NAD+ is essential to cellular energy metabolism and is involved in biological processes associated with cellular maintenance and DNA repair. Levels of NAD+ naturally decline with age, which has led to increasing interest in its potential role within regenerative and longevity-focused treatments.
Revergen delivers NAD+ directly into targeted areas of the skin. This distinguishes it from conventional hyaluronic acid skin boosters, which primarily focus on improving hydration, and from other regenerative injectables that use ingredients such as polynucleotides.
Rather than filling lines or restoring structural facial volume, Revergen is designed to improve the condition and appearance of the skin itself. Treatment focuses on supporting skin renewal and collagen production to gradually improve firmness, elasticity, texture and radiance.
For patients seeking subtle facial rejuvenation, Revergen provides an approach centred on healthier-looking, revitalised skin rather than changing the shape or proportions of the face.
How Does Revergen Work?
NAD+ plays an essential role in cellular energy metabolism and is involved in biological processes associated with cellular maintenance and DNA repair. These processes help cells carry out the normal functions required for healthy tissue renewal.
Levels of NAD+ naturally decline with age. Revergen is designed to deliver NAD+ directly into targeted areas of the skin, supporting cellular activity where treatment is required rather than creating volume through a conventional filling effect.
Within the skin, NAD+ supports cellular processes associated with renewal and collagen production. This can contribute to improvements in firmness, elasticity and texture while helping skin that appears dull or fatigued look healthier and more revitalised.
The effects are designed to develop gradually as the skin responds to treatment. Rather than altering facial shape or immediately filling individual lines, Revergen focuses on improving the quality and appearance of the skin itself.
What Can Revergen Treat?
Revergen can be used to address several visible signs of declining skin quality and ageing. Treatment can be tailored to the areas where changes in firmness, texture or vitality are most noticeable.
Fine Lines and Early Signs of Ageing
Fine lines can become increasingly visible as collagen levels and skin quality change with age. Revergen supports collagen production and skin renewal, helping the skin appear smoother and better supported over time.
Loss of Firmness and Elasticity
Ageing skin can gradually become less firm and resilient. By supporting cellular activity and collagen production, Revergen can help improve elasticity and provide greater firmness without adding significant facial volume.
Dull and Tired-Looking Skin
Reduced skin vitality can leave the complexion looking dull or fatigued. Revergen is designed to support cellular energy and renewal within the skin, helping to restore a fresher, brighter and more revitalised appearance.
Uneven or Rough Skin Texture
Changes within ageing skin can result in a surface that appears less smooth or refined. Revergen can help improve overall skin quality and texture, creating a smoother and more even-looking complexion.
Under-Eye Skin Quality
The delicate skin beneath the eyes is particularly susceptible to fine lines, reduced elasticity and a crepey appearance. Revergen can be carefully used in this area to improve skin quality without creating the volume associated with a conventional dermal filler.
The areas treated will depend on your individual skin and the concerns you would most like to improve. Dr Ayham Al-Ayoubi will assess your skin at London Medical and Aesthetic Clinic before developing an individual treatment plan.
Revergen for Facial Skin Rejuvenation
Facial ageing does not only involve wrinkles and loss of volume. Changes also take place within the skin itself, affecting its firmness, elasticity, texture and radiance.
Revergen provides a different approach to facial rejuvenation by focusing on the condition of the skin rather than altering facial structure. Treatment can be used across the face to support cellular renewal and collagen production in areas where declining skin quality has become noticeable.
This can be particularly beneficial for patients whose skin appears dull, tired, less firm or uneven in texture, even when significant facial volume loss is not yet a concern.
The objective is an overall improvement in skin quality, helping the face appear smoother, fresher and more revitalised while preserving your natural facial features and expressions.
Revergen for the Under-Eye Area
The skin beneath the eyes is thinner and more delicate than skin across much of the face, making changes in texture, elasticity and collagen particularly noticeable in this area.
Revergen can be carefully administered beneath the eyes to improve the quality and support of this delicate skin. It may be particularly suitable where fine lines, crepey texture or generally tired-looking skin are concerns, but additional volume is not necessarily required.
Unlike a tear-trough filler, Revergen is not intended primarily to replace lost volume or reshape the under-eye area. Its focus is on improving the condition and appearance of the skin itself.
Not every under-eye concern is caused by declining skin quality. Hollowness, pigmentation, visible blood vessels and changes in facial anatomy may require a different approach. Dr Al-Ayoubi will therefore assess the underlying cause of your concerns before recommending Revergen or an alternative treatment.
Revergen vs Traditional Skin Boosters
Skin boosters are injectable treatments designed to improve skin quality, but the ingredients they contain and the way they work can differ considerably.
Many traditional skin boosters are based on hyaluronic acid and are primarily used to increase hydration and improve the smoothness and appearance of the skin. Other regenerative injectables use ingredients such as polynucleotides or PDRN to support tissue repair and rejuvenation.
Revergen is different because its principal ingredient is NAD+, a naturally occurring coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism and cellular maintenance. Rather than focusing primarily on hydration, Revergen is designed to support cellular activity and the regenerative processes associated with healthier-looking skin.
The most appropriate skin booster therefore depends on what you would like to improve. Dr Ayham Al-Ayoubi can assess your skin quality and recommend Revergen or an alternative injectable treatment according to your individual concerns and treatment goals.
Revergen vs Polynucleotides and PDRN
Revergen, polynucleotides and PDRN are all used within regenerative approaches to skin rejuvenation, but their active ingredients and mechanisms are different.
Polynucleotide treatments contain purified DNA fragments and are used to support tissue repair, hydration and improvements in skin quality. PDRN is another DNA-derived ingredient used for its regenerative properties.
Revergen instead uses NAD+, a coenzyme naturally present within the body’s cells that plays an important role in cellular energy metabolism and maintenance. Its approach is centred on supporting cellular activity within the skin and the processes associated with renewal and collagen production.
One treatment is not necessarily better than another. The appropriate choice depends on your skin quality, the changes you would like to address and the type of improvement you are seeking. Dr Al-Ayoubi can assess these factors during consultation and recommend the most appropriate approach.
What Happens During Revergen Treatment?
Your treatment begins with a consultation and detailed skin assessment with Dr Ayham Al-Ayoubi at London Medical and Aesthetic Clinic. He will assess your skin quality, areas of concern and the improvements you would like to achieve before determining whether Revergen is appropriate for you.
Revergen is carefully injected into targeted areas of the skin using a technique appropriate to the area being treated. Treatment can be performed across the face or concentrated on particular areas where changes in texture, firmness or skin vitality are most noticeable, including the delicate skin beneath the eyes.
The precise placement and treatment pattern are individually tailored rather than following the same approach for every patient.
Before leaving London Medical and Aesthetic Clinic, you will receive individual aftercare instructions and information about what to expect as your skin recovers and responds to treatment.
How Many Revergen Treatments Will I Need?
The number of Revergen treatments required will depend on your skin quality, the concerns being treated and the degree of improvement you would like to achieve.
There is no single treatment programme appropriate for every patient. Dr Al-Ayoubi will recommend an individual treatment plan following assessment of your skin and the areas you would like to improve.
Your response can then be reviewed as the treatment develops. Further sessions or occasional maintenance treatment may be recommended where appropriate to achieve or maintain the desired improvement in skin quality.
When Will I See Revergen Results?
Revergen is designed to produce gradual improvements in skin quality rather than an immediate change in facial volume or shape.
Some patients may begin to notice improvements in the appearance of their skin within the first few weeks following treatment. Changes in radiance and texture may become noticeable first, while improvements associated with skin renewal and collagen support can continue to develop over time.
The speed and extent of improvement will vary according to your skin, age, lifestyle and individual response to treatment.
The aim is progressive rejuvenation that helps the skin appear smoother, fresher and more revitalised without creating an obvious or abrupt change in your appearance.
How Long Do Revergen Results Last?
The longevity of Revergen results will vary between patients and will depend on factors including age, skin condition, lifestyle and the individual response to treatment.
Revergen is designed to support skin renewal and improve overall skin quality rather than create a permanent structural change. The improvements should therefore be expected to gradually diminish over time as the natural ageing process continues.
Maintenance treatment may be recommended according to how your skin responds and how well the results are maintained.
Dr Al-Ayoubi can review your progress following treatment and advise when an additional session may be beneficial.
Recovery and Downtime
Revergen is a minimally invasive injectable treatment and generally involves relatively little downtime.
Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness or small raised areas may be visible around the injection sites immediately following treatment. Bruising is also possible, particularly when treating delicate areas such as beneath the eyes.
These effects are usually temporary and should gradually settle as the skin recovers.
Most patients can return to their usual daily activities relatively quickly, although you will receive individual advice about exercise, skincare and other activities following your treatment.
Revergen Aftercare
Following appropriate aftercare can help minimise irritation and allow the skin to recover following Revergen treatment.
You may be advised to avoid touching, rubbing or applying unnecessary pressure to the treated areas immediately afterwards. Strenuous exercise, excessive heat, saunas and other activities that could increase redness or swelling may also need to be temporarily avoided.
The appropriate aftercare can vary depending on the areas treated and your individual skin response.
Why Choose Dr Ayham Al-Ayoubi for Revergen?
Revergen treatments at London Medical and Aesthetic Clinic are performed by Dr Ayham Al-Ayoubi, a leading facial plastic surgeon with more than 20 years of experience in aesthetic medicine, facial rejuvenation and advanced injectable treatments.
Dr Al-Ayoubi has extensive experience with skin boosters, collagen-stimulating injectables and other regenerative treatments designed to improve skin quality. This experience allows him to consider Revergen alongside the wider range of injectable treatments available and recommend the approach best suited to each patient’s skin rather than taking a one-treatment-fits-all approach.
Before recommending Revergen, Dr Al-Ayoubi carefully assesses your skin quality, facial anatomy, signs of ageing and the specific concerns you would like to improve. Treatment can then be precisely targeted to areas where improvements in firmness, texture, radiance and overall skin quality are most needed.
His approach focuses on subtle, natural-looking rejuvenation, improving the health and appearance of the skin while preserving your individual facial features and expressions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is NAD+?
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) is a coenzyme naturally present in cells throughout the body. It plays an essential role in cellular energy metabolism and is involved in biological processes associated with DNA repair and cellular maintenance. Levels of NAD+ naturally decline with age.
Is Revergen a filler?
No. Revergen is a skin booster rather than a conventional volumising dermal filler. It is designed to improve skin quality by delivering NAD+ into the skin rather than replacing lost facial volume or significantly changing facial contours.
What skin concerns can Revergen help with?
Revergen can be used to address fine lines, reduced firmness and elasticity, uneven or rough skin texture, dullness and generally tired-looking skin. Treatment is focused on improving overall skin quality rather than correcting a single wrinkle or adding facial volume.
Can Revergen be used under the eyes?
Yes. Revergen can be used in the delicate under-eye area to address concerns such as fine lines, crepey texture and declining skin quality. Under-eye concerns can have several different causes, however, so Dr Al-Ayoubi will assess the area first to determine whether Revergen is the most appropriate treatment.
Does Revergen contain hyaluronic acid?
Revergen’s principal active ingredient is NAD+, distinguishing it from traditional hyaluronic acid skin boosters. Hyaluronic acid skin boosters primarily focus on hydration and skin quality, whereas Revergen is designed around the role of NAD+ in cellular energy, maintenance and skin renewal.
What is the difference between Revergen and polynucleotides?
Both treatments are used to improve skin quality, but they contain different active ingredients and work through different biological pathways. Polynucleotide treatments contain purified DNA fragments used to support tissue repair and regeneration, whereas Revergen uses NAD+, a naturally occurring coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism and maintenance. Dr Al-Ayoubi can advise which approach is better suited to your skin and treatment goals.
Will Revergen change the shape of my face?
No. Revergen is intended to improve the quality and appearance of the skin rather than reshape facial features. It does not provide the targeted structural volume associated with dermal fillers, making it particularly suitable for patients seeking subtle skin rejuvenation without significantly changing their facial contours.
Can Revergen be combined with other facial treatments?
Yes, where appropriate. Different aesthetic treatments can address different aspects of facial ageing, including declining skin quality, volume loss, wrinkles and tissue laxity. Dr Al-Ayoubi can determine whether Revergen should be used alone or incorporated into a wider facial rejuvenation treatment plan.
Is there downtime after Revergen?
Downtime is generally limited. Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, small injection-site bumps or bruising may occur following treatment and should gradually settle as the skin recovers. Dr Al-Ayoubi will provide individual aftercare advice based on the areas treated.
How do I know if Revergen is right for me?
A consultation is the best way to determine whether Revergen is appropriate for your skin. Dr Al-Ayoubi will assess your skin quality, facial anatomy and the concerns you would like to address before recommending Revergen or, where appropriate, another skin-rejuvenation treatment available at London Medical and Aesthetic Clinic.
