Good for
- Redness and downtime after a procedure
- Fine lines and texture
- Dull or thin skin
How it works+
The growth factor is the same one used in FDA approved wound healing products. In aesthetics it is sold as a topical applied through the open channels left by SkinPen, Morpheus8, UltraClear or a peel. Early data from a small study showed calmer skin and less redness the day after Morpheus8.
What it feels like+
Nothing extra. It is applied while the skin is already numb.
Afterward+
Users report calmer, less red skin on day one.
Not for you if+
- A known allergy to the product
- Anyone not having one of the paired procedures
Sydney goes through this with you before anything starts.
Pairs well with+
SkinPen, Morpheus8, UltraClear, BioRePeel.
PDGF or PRP?+
PRP comes from your blood and takes a draw and a spin. PDGF comes from a vial. Both are applied the same way. PDGF skips the needle in your arm.
Is it FDA approved?+
The growth factor molecule has FDA approvals in wound and dental products. The aesthetic serum itself is a topical, not an approved drug, and we say so.
Is it worth adding?+
If you want the least downtime from a procedure, it is the add on that targets exactly that.
Karan Chopra, M.D., Medical Director, The Glow SuiteBoard-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Plastic surgery residency at Johns Hopkins.
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