PDRN & PDGF FAQ
What's the difference between PDRN and PDGF?
PDRN is a DNA-derived molecule that stimulates hydration and cell turnover, while PDGF is a growth factor that accelerates tissue repair and collagen production. Many clients use both together for complementary results.
How many sessions are needed to see results?
Most clients notice hydration improvements after the first session, with fuller results building over a course of two to four treatments spaced two to three weeks apart.
Is there downtime after treatment?
Downtime is minimal. Some mild redness or small bumps at injection sites may appear briefly, but most clients resume normal activities the same day.
Who is a good candidate for PDRN or PDGF therapy?
These treatments work well for tired, dehydrated, or dull skin, as well as those looking to improve firmness and elasticity. A consultation helps determine which therapy — or combination — fits your goals.
How long do results last?
Results build progressively and can last several months. Many clients maintain results with periodic maintenance sessions.
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