PDGF stands for platelet-derived growth factor, a naturally occurring protein that promotes cell regeneration and healing. It helps rejuvenate the skin by stimulating collagen and elastin production when applied topically.

PDGF is applied topically and works by signaling your skin cells to repair damage and produce new tissue. When applied topically after procedures like microneedling, it enhances the skin’s healing response and improves overall results.

Yes, PDGF is a safe and clinically studied treatment. It uses growth factors that mimic the body’s natural healing processes to restore and renew skin without the risks of invasive procedures.

PDGF is most effective when paired with treatments like microneedling, which create microchannels in the skin to enhance absorption. However, it can also be used topically to support ongoing skin rejuvenation.

Most clients notice smoother, more radiant skin after a few sessions. Over time, PDGF helps boost collagen and improve tone, texture, and elasticity for a naturally youthful glow.

For best results, a series of three sessions spaced about four weeks apart is recommended. Maintenance treatments may be suggested depending on your skin goals.

PDGF itself requires no downtime. When used after microneedling, recovery time is minimal—most clients experience mild redness that fades within 24 hours.

Yes. PDGF promotes new tissue growth, helping to reduce the appearance of acne scars, smooth uneven texture, and restore healthy, even-toned skin.

Absolutely. By stimulating collagen and improving cell renewal, PDGF helps minimize fine lines, wrinkles, and sagging skin—resulting in a firmer, rejuvenated complexion.

PDGF is suitable for most skin types and is especially beneficial for those looking to enhance the results of treatments like microneedling, improve skin texture, or reduce visible signs of aging.