Princeton Rejuvenation Institute, LLC

08/12/2025

Save the date and enjoy and night of special, new innovation and fun

08/08/2025

In an era where privacy is increasingly compromised and every facet of our lives is under scrutiny, James Hibberd "Nothing Left to Hide" offers a thought-provoking exploration of the boundaries between transparency and vulnerability. Delving into the implications of modern surveillance, social media, and personal openness, Hibberd challenges readers to consider what it truly means to reveal ourselves in a hyper-connected world

Jamie Robert Wisser

07/30/2025

Unleash Your Summer Glow with Exosomes: Skin Renewa Starts Now - Schedule your skin care consultation. Embracing the summer glow with exosomes is an innovative approach to enhancing skin health and radiance. Exosomes are tiny vesicles secreted by cells that play a crucial role in cell-to-cell communication, carrying proteins, lipids, and genetic material. In skincare, exosome therapy harnesses these powerful vesicles to promote regeneration and repair at the cellular level. When applied topically or through specialized treatments, exosomes can help improve skin texture, elasticity, and hydration, resulting in a more youthful and vibrant appearance. This cutting-edge technology offers a promising alternative to traditional skincare methods, allowing individuals to achieve a natural summer glow from within, all while supporting long-term skin health and vitality.

07/11/2025

🌟 Congratulations to our June Winners! 🌟

A huge shoutout to Mariam L. and Mary S. for winning the Best Eye Cream Award in my book — and honestly, it’s truly my favorite! 🏆✨

I’m so happy to celebrate these amazing winners and excited to share this fabulous FACTORFIVE Skincare eye cream with my clients. 💖

Stay tuned and keep your beauty goals on point. 💫✨

Thank you all for participating — you make this journey so special! 💕


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Matthew J Lynch MD Matthew J Lynch MD

06/25/2025

06/24/2025

We often ask me: Can I use other type of acids on my skin while using retinoids? Don't combine retinol with alpha or beta hydroxy acids, benzoyl peroxide and other retinols or retinoids. Except if your Esthetician recommend you otherwise

Don't skip sunscreen Retinols are usually used as part of nighttime skincare routines, but even when they're applied at night, they can lead to lingering sun sensitivity.

06/20/2025

In skincare, trending Exosomes are gaining attention because of their potential to promote skin rejuvenation and repair.

What do Exosomes do in skincare?
1. Enhance Collagen Production: Exoxomes can stimulate the production of collagen and Elastin, which help improve skin firmness and reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.
2. Promote Cell Regeneration: They support the body's natural healing process, encouraging skin cell renewal and repair of damage caused by UV rays, pollution, and aging.
3. Recude Inflammation: Exosomes have anti- inflamatory properties, which can help calm irritated or inflammed skin, making them beneficial for conditions, like acne and rosacea.
4. Improve Skin Texture and Tone: By encouraging cellular activity Exosomes can help smooth skin texture, brighten the complexion and even out skin tone
5. Enhance Moisture Retention: They may improve the skin's ability to retain moisture, resulting in more hydrated and plump appearance.

In conclusion: Exosomes in skincare are seen as a cutting edge ingredient with the potential to support healing, renewal and overall skin youthfulness

06/18/2025

Fourth of July special Matthew J Lynch MD Jamie Robert Wisser FACTORFIVE Skincare

06/17/2025

Question we ask me often, should I be mixing my retinol with a moisturizer? This is sometime done, depending the effect I am looking to have on my clients skin, this is call Buffering: Mixing retinol with moisturizer is often called "buffering." It helps ease the skin into retinol use and can be particularly beneficial when starting with a higher concentration.

06/10/2025

Questions we often ask me, Is my skin more photosensitive when using Retinol or Tretonoids? YESSSSSS for sure.

Yes, your skin may become more sensitive to the sun when using retinol. Retinol, a form of vitamin A, can increase the skin's sensitivity to UV rays, making it more prone to sunburn and other sun damage. Make sure to use a SPF

06/03/2025

Let's talk about Retinol: I always use the 1-2-3 rule: apply retinol once a week for one week, twice a week for two weeks, three times for three weeks, then move towards every second night if there are no side effects happening. If you do experience flaking, redness or sensitivity, simply move back to a lower frequency for a week.