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Microneedling Skin Boosters | Best Serums for Microneedling at Home

Find the right microneedling serum for your at-home routine. The right skin booster is what turns microneedling (also called skin needling) into a genuinely glow-giving ritual — supporting the look of smoother, plumper, more even skin.

What serum should you use with microneedling?

A gentle, fragrance-free serum is ideal because freshly needled skin absorbs more readily. PDRN salmon DNA serums and exosome boosters are the most popular choices, both supporting the appearance of hydrated, comfortable skin. For more, read Finding the Right Microneedling Serum.

Best for skin needling at home

PDRN and exosome boosters for hydration and a smoother-looking finish
Single-use sterile capsules for a low-contamination application
Hyaluronic acid for an extra layer of hydration

New to it? Pair a serum with a device in a microneedling bundle, and follow our at-home microneedling guide and aftercare guide.

Frequently asked questions

Is skin needling the same as microneedling?

Yes — they're two names for the same collagen-induction technique; “skin needling” is the term used most often in Australia.

What is the best serum for microneedling at home?

A gentle PDRN or exosome serum is ideal because it's fragrance-free and absorbs well through the micro-channels, supporting the look of hydrated, refreshed skin.

Salmon DNA Australia products are topical cosmetics, not therapeutic goods. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or condition; references describe the appearance of skin. At-home microneedling should be gentle (0.25–0.5mm) with sterile single-use heads. Salmon DNA (PDRN) products are not suitable for those with fish allergies. Always patch test.