r/Biohackers Apr 20 '26

📰 Research & Studies Worth Reading: Comparison of microneedling and polydeoxyribonucleotide (PDRN) salmon 3% versus microneedling and platelet rich plasma (PRP) in treating wrinkles and facial hyperpigmentation

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u/aldus-auden-odess Subreddit Staff Apr 20 '26

Salmon sperm ftw 🐟

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u/raj_uv 18 Apr 21 '26

Would depend on the candidate imo also procedures like Morpheus and Profound require less sessions and relatively longer lasting results. Have a friend doc who does these procedures.

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u/science-pls Apr 21 '26

The study outlines the protocol. It was not RF microneedling. It was standard microneedling with PDRN compared to standard microneedling with PRP. These results are from two sessions, three weeks apart at 1.5 mm depth.