PDRN
(Polydeoxyribonucleotide)
Repair. Restore. Rejuvenate.
PDRN is designed to support healthier skin from within by focusing on repair, hydration, collagen, and overall skin quality.
Book your PDRN treatment or consultation with registered nurse today.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Improved hydration and glow
Gradual improvement in skin quality
Smoother-looking texture
Calmer, healthier-looking skin
Continued improvements over the following weeks
PDRN Q&A
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PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide) is a regenerative skin treatment designed to support skin repair, collagen production, hydration, and overall skin health.
Often described as a “skin healer,” PDRN works beneath the surface to support natural tissue repair, calm inflammation, and strengthen the skin barrier.
The goal is healthier, more resilient, radiant-looking skin—not just a temporary surface-level glow.
Why Clients Love PDRN
Improves skin texture, tone, and elasticity
Supports collagen and cellular repair
Enhances hydration
Helps strengthen the skin barrier
Helps reduce redness and inflammation
Promotes a calm, healthy-looking glow
Minimal downtime
Natural, gradual results
Perfect For Clients Who Want To:
Improve dull, tired, or stressed skin
Support skin healing after other treatments
Address redness or sensitivity
Strengthen compromised skin
Boost collagen without adding volume
Improve overall skin quality naturally
PDRN is ideal for clients who want to focus on skin health, repair, and long-term rejuvenation.
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PDRN supports the skin’s natural repair process while helping improve hydration, collagen production, and overall skin quality.
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PDRN may help improve:
Dull or tired-looking skin
Uneven texture
Skin hydration
Redness and sensitivity
Skin elasticity
Overall skin health and glow
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No. PDRN is focused on skin quality and regeneration, not adding facial volume.
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PDRN may be used to support skin recovery after treatments such as microneedling, laser, or PRP, depending on your provider’s recommendation.
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Many clients notice improved hydration and glow within a few days.
Skin quality may continue to improve over the following weeks as the skin’s repair and collagen-supporting processes continue.
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Downtime is generally minimal and will depend on how the treatment is performed and the area being treated.
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The number of treatments will depend on your skin concerns and goals. Your provider can recommend a treatment plan during your consultation.