What on Earth is ADM Human Allograft?

Is Human Allograft (Human ADM) skin booster really okay?

Which type of allograft suits me?

Hello,

I am Director Kim Ga-eul.

As of January 2026

there is a skin booster that has been remarkably gaining inquiries in the dermatology market.

Has stock prices surged?

It seems to be a hot issue.

In fact, when the allograft skin booster first came out around June of last year (June 2025)

I was in a position of "let's wait and see a little longer."

- It has been about half a year since its release

- Clinical cases have accumulated in various hospitals

- Actual treatment data and responses are being stably accumulated

Based on this information,

[Effects of the allograft on the side of the temple]

I believe it has now entered the ranks of the hottest

next-generation skin boosters in 2026.

Before/after treatment photos
And currently at Beautyston,

the demonstration is proceeding stably, and long-term follow-up observation has also been successful,

and it is being applied in actual treatments.

Today, let's take a look at the

Human Allograft (Human ADM) skin booster

focusing on the three major products commonly referred to.

CellREDM/Rituo/Juveacell

1. What is Human ADM (Acellular Allograft)?
   It sounds complicated; what exactly is Acellular Allograft?

Breaking down the terms makes it easier to understand.

Allogenic Dermis

>>> Human skin

Acellular

>>> To eliminate the immune response!

In other words>>

tissue from human skin minus the cells, leaving only the structure.

Here are the effects.

You can see improvements in volume and skin texture.

You can see that the depressed areas have improved quite a bit, right?

[Components of Allogenic Dermis]

1. Collagen

2. Elastin

3. Glycosaminoglycans (GAGs)

These components are responsible for

skin elasticity, moisture, and structure.

(*ECM (Extracellular Matrix) is what it is.)

2. Is the safety of the Acellular Allograft okay?

   
   

Honestly, this is the first thought that comes to many people's minds.

You're giving someone else's skin through injections?

I had the same worries at first.

However, this ingredient is not a completely new concept.

It has been used without major problems for a long time.

In the field of plastic surgery, it has been used for decades

1. For skin reconstruction for burn patients

2. To prevent transparency above implants during nose and chest surgeries

using allogenic dermis products (e.g., Megaderm).

This has now evolved into the allogenic dermis skin booster

for the purpose of "skin regeneration and elasticity improvement."

3. Advantages and Disadvantages of Human ADM Skin Booster

   Why is it so trendy? (Advantages)

If you look at the products that have led the skin booster market in recent years,

there is a commonality!

[JuveLook, Sculptra, Radiesse]

Very important!

It induces "collagen generation".

(Inflammatory response → Collagen generation)

On the other hand, Acellular Allograft is different.

Instead of stimulating collagen production,

it directly adds the collagen structure itself.

Thus,

1. There are fewer inflammatory responses,

2. It has high biocompatibility,

3. The results are very natural.

The expected effects are as follows:

1. Improvement in skin texture and tone

   
   

2. Increased skin elasticity

   
   

3. Reductions in pores and fine wrinkles

   
   

4. Improvement in internal dryness

   
   

5. Reductions in redness

   
   

6. Supplementation of very natural volume

So, are there no disadvantages?

1. Psychological barrier

Some people feel reluctant about the fact that it is "someone else's skin tissue."

Ethical issues are mentioned, but

all tissues are managed through a legal donation system.

2. Embossing (temporary bumps)

If injected too superficially, the skin may become bumpy immediately after treatment.

However, since this is not an inflammatory nodule, it usually disappears naturally within a few weeks.

[*There are hardly any nodules (JuveLook, Sculptra types) due to immune responses.]

3. Volume limitation

Since there is some absorption process and then the volume increases naturally,

it may feel slightly lacking compared to injections that induce collagen through inflammatory responses like hyaluronic acid fillers or Sculptra, Radiesse.

4. Price

As you need to use the entire unit,

the price of treatments usually ranging from 600,000 to 800,000 won can also be a resistance.

4. Comparison of the Top 3 Human ADM Skin Boosters

Currently, there are three types of products being used in Korea.

In order of release, they are Elavie Rituo / CellREDM / Juveacell.

Various products from other companies are expected to be released in the future.

Rather than which product is better,

understanding each position and characteristics is important.

When choosing between CellREDM and Rituo,

consider it based on volume for the price!

CellREDM has a relatively superior volumizing effect.

① Elavie Rituo (Re2O)

Manufacturer: LNC Bio (Korea's number one human tissue processing company)

Sales: Humedics

Particle size: about 100µm

Position: Original / most clinical data

Disadvantage: Insufficient quantity compared to demand

② CellREDM (CellREDM)

Manufacturer: HansbioMed (Korea's first AATB certified)

Particle size: about 75µm (finer)

ECM content: 160mg (most)

With smaller particles
→ Increased collagen production efficiency
→ Can use thinner needles (less pain)

③ Juveacell (Juveacell)

Manufacturer: DOP / Sales: Vaim (manufacturer of JuveLook)

Characteristics:

Supercritical CO2 extraction method (no chemical agents used) - high ECM extraction efficiency

Launched in a hydrated state - ease of use, prevention of clumping

Advantages: Gentler and reduces the risk of clumping
Disadvantages: No AATB certification / low ECM content

My conclusion!

Can the Human ADM skin booster become a mainstream product like Rejuran and JuveLook?

I think it has enough advantages.

It has the concept of reinforcing structure rather than stimulating the skin to produce collagen,

Ultimately, its advantages are natural and stable skin improvement,

making it suitable for those who want "skin improvement that is not noticeable."

However, it is not necessarily the answer for all skin types,

so it is crucial to choose after sufficient consultation with a doctor based on skin condition, goals, and previous treatment history.

This has been Kim Ga-eul.