Microneedling and PDRN in Gurugram

Who it is for

• Adults with skin texture or pigmentation concerns who would like to discuss microneedling, after a skin assessment.

Who should not have it, or should check first

Tell the doctor before treatment if any of these apply to you:

• You have active breakouts, a rash, cold sores or an infection on the area.
• You use acne tablets, or have used them recently, or take blood-thinning medicines.
• You are pregnant or breastfeeding.
• You form raised scars easily, or are allergic to fish or any product ingredient.

Before any procedure, we check your medical history, previous illnesses and any reports, to make sure the treatment is suitable for you.

How it works

The skin is cleansed, and the doctor may apply a numbing cream first.

The microneedling device is passed over the skin to make tiny, controlled punctures.

Where it is part of your plan, a PDRN or exosome preparation is applied to the skin. The doctor explains the product before your session.

What a session involves

Your first visit starts with a skin assessment and a review of your medical history.

The doctor explains whether PDRN or an exosome preparation is suggested for you, and why.

How many sessions

Microneedling is usually given as a course of sessions. The doctor suggests the number after the skin assessment.

Aftercare

• The doctor explains how to care for your skin after the session, including washing, products and sun exposure.
• Follow those instructions for as long as the doctor advises.
• Contact the clinic if you notice anything after treatment that worries you.

Risks and side effects

• Redness, mild swelling and tenderness, which usually settle within a few days.
• Pinpoint bleeding or bruising during and just after the session.
• As with any procedure that breaks the skin, a small risk of infection.
• Rarely, changes in skin colour.