1. Origin & Structure
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PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide):
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A subset of PN, consisting of DNA fragments with a specific molecular weight (100–300 kDa).
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Extracted mainly from salmon sperm DNA.
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More focused on healing and regeneration.
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PN (Polynucleotide):
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Broader category: long DNA fragments, larger molecules than PDRN.
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Provide stronger skin scaffolding and anti-aging support.
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Work slower than PDRN but with longer-lasting tissue remodeling.
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2. Mechanism of Action
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PDRN:
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Activates A2A adenosine receptors → boosts blood circulation & tissue healing.
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Strong wound-healing effect → used for scars, burns, post-procedure recovery.
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Stimulates fibroblasts → collagen production, elasticity.
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PN:
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Improves skin elasticity, hydration, and structure by providing a scaffold for cell growth.
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Long-term anti-aging and rejuvenation, not just healing.
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Helps restore dermal thickness and firmness.
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3. Clinical Indications
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PDRN (e.g. iReju Revital PDRN):
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Post-acne scars, redness, and sensitive skin recovery
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Wound healing & tissue repair after lasers/peels
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Anti-inflammatory effects (good for rosacea-prone skin)
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Early wrinkles, fine lines, pigmentation
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PN (e.g. iReju PN):
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Skin laxity, sagging, and loss of firmness
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Preventive anti-aging for younger patients
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Improving dermal density & elasticity
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Long-term rejuvenation and texture improvement
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4. Effects
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PDRN: Faster visible improvement in healing, hydration, and texture (short-to-medium term).
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PN: More gradual improvement but longer-lasting firmness, elasticity, and anti-aging effects (medium-to-long term).
5. Treatment Focus
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PDRN → Repair & Recovery (best for damaged, sensitive, post-treatment skin)
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PN → Rejuvenation & Anti-Aging (best for firmness, elasticity, and long-term youthfulness)
✅ In short:
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Choose PDRN for healing, sensitive skin, scars, and quick recovery.
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Choose PN for firmness, elasticity, and long-term anti-aging.
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