What is PDRN?

PDRN or Polydeoxyribonucleotide, is a natural compound derived from salmon sperm. It closely resembles human DNA and has gained attention in skincare for its impressive regenerative properties.

Efficacy of PDRN in Skincare

PDRN is known for its ability to stimulate skin repair and
regeneration. Here’s how it works:

Cell Regeneration: PDRN promotes the growth of new skin cells, helping to heal damaged skin.

Collagen Production: It activates fibroblasts, which are essential for producing collagen, improving skin elasticity and firmness.

Moisture Retention: PDRN enhances the skin's hydration
levels, leading to a plumper and more youthful appearance.

How to Use PDRN in Skincare

PDRN can be found in various skincare products, including serums and injectables. It is often used in professional treatments such as mesotherapy and microneedling to boost effectiveness. Regular use can lead to smoother, healthier skin and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

PDRN is a powerful ingredient that supports skin regeneration and overall skin health, making it a valuable addition to any skincare routine!

• Salmon DNA is used in hospitals to heal wounds and on burn victims to heal the skin and regenerate it.
  Therefore the number one benefit of using Salmon DNA is that it is going to
  regenerate your skin and it keeps working over time so results will keep coming.
• Improves health of your skin at a cellular level
• Improves hydration and elasticity
• Stimulates collegan
• Skin lifting effect
• Reduces wrinkles and fine lines
• Improves skin texture and tone
• Reduces acne scars
• Reduces hyperpigmentation
• Strengthens skin barrier
• Minimises pores

Depending on the product it can be:

• Microneedled into the skin
• Injected just under surface of skin using Mesotherapy technique
• Or used as a serum topically applied daily.

In fact, we have Salmon DNA sunscreen, daily moisturiser, serum and masks (BUY HERE) you can incorporate Salmon DNA into your entire skin care routine.

Each product in our store will detail what methods can be
used.

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• Face
• Neck
• Décolletage
• Backs of hands
• Above the knee
• Bingo wings (area on the upper
  arms that hangs)

Typical treatment:

• Morning and night if used as a serum
• Light Microneedling at .25 needle depth can be done each day
• Medium to deep microneedle depth
  26 up to 3 can be done once every four weeks
• For Mesotherapy, three sessions two weeks apart and then as needed there after

What are Salmon DNA Injections

Salmon sperm injections are a revolutionary skincare
treatment that utilises Salmon DNA to promote skin rejuvenation. The process
involves injecting PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide) or PN (Polynucleotide)
derived from salmon sperm about 4mm under the skin into the superficial dermis,
this method is called Mesotherapy. These nucleotides are essential for creating DNA and RNA, leading to improved cellular function and repair. The use of salmon DNA injections has garnered attention due to their effectiveness in boosting skin health. This treatment has gained popularity in Australia recently with the introduction of Rejuran.  However, these products have been for at
least ten years in Korea where salmon skincare products are at the forefront of beauty innovation and have been around for a long time. And it’s only just
hitting our shores here in Australia.  Rejuran also make a microneedle product called Rejuran Skin Booster (BUY HERE) which enhances the skin with Amino Acids, Hyaluronic Acid and Salmon DNA.

The Results of Using Salmon DNA Skinboosters

Treatments last up to 12 months. The whole principle and efficacy around Salmon DNA is that it regenerates your skin so the '12 months refers to how long it keeps working in the skin.

It is recommended to maintain good skin health and
appearance to incorporate Salmon DNA into your beauty routine permanently

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before and after pictures in our blog

Do it yourself Salmon DNA and save thousands!

Prices in salons for microneedling procedure cost from $299 (standard serums) for one session

Prices in salons for mesotherapy cost anywhere from $700 to
$1000 for one session

The cost of Salmon DNA Skinboosters start at $169 (three treatments) here at Salmon DNA Australia online

Salmon DNA aka PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide) has been extensively studied for over 20 years, establishing itself as a powerhouse in skincare. Numerous clinical trials have demonstrated its remarkable efficacy in promoting skin
regeneration, enhancing hydration, and stimulating collagen production.

Research shows that PDRN significantly improves skin elasticity and reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, making it a trusted ingredient among dermatologists and aesthetic professionals. With a solid foundation of scientific evidence backing its benefits, PDRN continues to revolutionize skincare and offers innovative solutions for achieving healthier, more youthful-looking skin.

With its ability to stimulate collagen production and
accelerate healing, salmon DNA not only helps reduce the appearance of fine
lines and wrinkles but also soothes inflammation and promotes an even skin
tone. Experience the transformative benefits of salmon DNA and unlock your
skin’s natural radiance!

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The efficacy of REJURAN Skin Boosters have been supported by over 2,000 scientific journals and 7 major medical centers worldwide. The product ensures minimal discomfort, no bruising, and swelling post-procedure.

Welcome to a groundbreaking ingredient that harnesses the power of nature to rejuvenate and revitalize your skin at the cellular level.

Extracted from sustainably sourced salmon, this unique DNA is rich in essential amino acids, antioxidants, and vitamins that promote cellular repair, enhance hydration, and improve skin elasticity. Utilising cutting edge biotechnology that harness the unique properties of PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide), a powerful ingredient derived from salmon sperm DNA.The process involves careful extraction to preserve the integrity of the DNA, ensuring maximum efficacy.

With its ability to stimulate collagen production and accelerate healing, salmon DNA not only helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles but also soothes inflammation and promotes an even skin tone. Experience the transformative benefits of salmon DNA and unlock your skin’s natural radiance!

Difference Between PN & PDRN

PDRN and PN are both derived from DNA and are utilised i skincare for their regenerative properties, but they have distinct
characteristics and applications. PDRN is a biopolymer that promotes wound healing and skin rejuvenation by enhancing cellular repair mechanisms and stimulating collagen synthesis. It is often used in treatments for improving
skin texture, elasticity, and overall appearance. In contrast, PN refers more
broadly to shorter DNA fragments that also promote tissue regeneration but may have a more targeted effect on specific skin concerns, such as hydration and
anti-aging. While both components aim to improve skin health, PDRN is typically
associated with deeper rejuvenation effects, whereas PN is often recognized for
its immediate hydrating and surface-level benefits. PDRN has been around for a lot longer with more scientific testing and is used in hospitals to repair burn
victims’ skin and assist with would healing.

• for wrinkles on the skin,
• for sagging skin and loss of
  elasticity,
• for hair loss,
• for rejuvenation of areas such as
  hands, neck and décolleté
• for skin damages caused by alcohol, smoking, stress, environmental factors,
• for acne scars and wounds
• for dark circles and loosening around the eyes,
• for dry skin,
• for skin affected by sun rays,
• for cacks in the skin due to
  pregnancy or weight loss,
• for dull skin,
• for skin tone differentiation

I started using Salmon DNA to help with my skin after chemotherapy as it put me into early menopause and aged me overnight. It has helped my skin exponentially!

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