Polydeoxyribonucleotide (PDRN) is a substance derived from salmon DNA with properties that help regenerate, rejuvenate and heal the skin.
In this article, Dr. Mafalda Cleto (OM 52818), a general practitioner at Skin Boutique, gives us a lot of information about this promising agent. Find out what the benefits are, how the procedure works and the care required after application.
Polydeoxyribonucleotide: The secret to younger-looking skin
Skin ageing is a natural and inevitable process that manifests itself with the appearance of wrinkles, sagging and dehydration. There are already minimally invasive techniques, such as
PDRN thus proves to be an innovative treatment that promotes tissue repair and cell growth, resulting in a gradual, natural and prolonged improvement in the skin’s appearance.
“PDRN is a regenerative substance taken from the DNA of salmon cells. It is a safe product that aims to stimulate cell growth and has regenerative properties. What does this mean? It will help improve skin quality.” – Dr. Mafalda Cleto (OM 52818)
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4 Benefits of PDRN for skin health
Polydeoxyribonucleotide is a collagen bio-remodeling compound known for its regenerative and
- Anti-inflammatory properties: Reduces inflammation and promotes a better balance in the epidermis by inhibiting inflammatory cytokines.
- Accelerates healing: Promotes tissue repair, improves wound healing and reduces the appearance of imperfections and scars.
- Improves skin texture: Stimulates collagen production, providing greater firmness, smoothness and a more youthful appearance.
- Natural results: Unlike some more invasive procedures, PDRN improves the skin gradually and naturally.
How does PDRN treatment work?
PDRN is injected into strategic points on the skin to maximize the absorption and effectiveness of the substance.
Although it is a minimally invasive and painless process, our team of medical specialists apply a topical anaesthetic before the treatment to make it more comfortable for the patient.
- Recommended sessions: 3 to 5, 15 to 30 days apart.
- Results: Visible after just a few sessions and can last up to a year.
Which areas of the body can be treated with PDRN?
PDRN is used on different parts of the body, the most common being:
- Face: Improves skin tone and texture, takes care of signs of ageing and diminishes fine lines;
- Neck: Rejuvenates sagging skin;
- Hands: Fades the signs of ageing and improves skin texture and firmness;
- Body: Promotes healing and regenerates areas affected by stretch marks or scars.
Read more about: How to combat sagging facial skin
Who can have this treatment?
PDRN is a well-tolerated procedure and, as a general rule, can be applied to anyone looking to improve skin health, reduce the signs of ageing or regenerate tissue. Depending on the diagnosis and condition of each skin, it can be combined with other medical-aesthetic treatments to enhance the results.
Although it is a safe treatment, there are particular cases that require some attention:
- Pregnancy;
- Breastfeeding;
- Skin infections;
- Autoimmune disorders;
- Allergies to the components used.
What care should be taken after the procedure?
After the application of Polydeoxyribonucleotide, care must be taken to obtain a positive result and minimize side effects.
- Hygiene: Keep skin clean, especially in the first few days after treatment.
- Hydration: Drink plenty of water to moisturize your skin.
- Avoid sun exposure: Protect skin from direct sunlight. It is essential to use a sunscreen to prevent hyperpigmentation.
- Avoid physical exertion: Avoid intense physical exercise, especially in the first 48 hours after treatment.
- Medical follow-up: Maintain regular medical follow-up to monitor results.
Do you want to reduce skin inflammation, stimulate collagen production or reduce the appearance of scars and blemishes? PDRN could be the treatment for you. To find out more,
