What is PDRN Salmon DNA?
PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) salmon DNA is biocompatible with human skin and powerful anti-inflammatory and advanced regenerative treatment.
How does it work?
- DNA is extracted from Salmon, purified, prepared for medical use
- PDRN activates skin repair by targeting fibroblast cells, enhance tissue regeneration, increase blood flow to skin
- Injection is via fine needle or cannula into dermis layer targeting problems areas like neck, hands, under eyes or full face
Key benefits
- Skin repair: heals damaged and aged skin
- Reduce crepey, paper-thin skin texture
- Collagen production
- Hydration boost
- Anti-inflammatory
- Scar reduction + pigmentation
| TIME IN OFFICE | ANESTHESIA | PAIN | INITIAL TREATMENT | MAINTENANCE | SEE RESULTS WHEN? | RESULTS LAST? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30-45 min | Topical | Area dependent | Results in 1 treatment Better with 2-3 treatments |
Every 3 months | Immediate and in 2-3 weeks | ~6 months |
PDRN History & Research
PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) salmon DNA has a history rooted in regenerative medicine. It has been studied to repair and heal tissues in the 1980s.
In 2000s, PDRN gained popularity in aesthetics medicine for its skin benefits: skin hydration, elasticity, reduction in crepiness, fine lines, wrinkles, healing in scarring
Is PDRN safe?
PDRN has low risk of allergic reactions and well-tolerated by most patients. It has been used pervasively in South Korea, Japan, Australia and China
Where can PDRN treat?
- Full face
- Under eye
- Perioral (around mouth)
- Nasolabial
- Neck
- Hands
- Decollatage/chest
- Stretch marks + scars
- Knees + elbows
| COST FULL FACE | COST FOR UNDER EYE | DOWNTIME | INITIAL TREATMENT | MAINTENANCE | SEE RESULTS WHEN? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $580 | $400 | Allow 1 day of rest | Results in 1 treatment Better with 2-3 treatments |
Every 3 months | Immediate and in 2-3 weeks |
RECOVERY TIME:
Typically within 12 hours the bumps will go down. Allow for 1 day of recovery before social activities
What are the bumps?
Tiny deposits of PDRN into the localized areas
What causes bigger bumps vs smaller bumps:
Areas with thinner skin (e.g. around the eye) are more likely to have noticeable bumps.
Thicker skin such as the cheeks tends to show less.
