PDGF offers a biological approach to skin aging. Unlike dermal fillers that add volume or neuromodulators that relax muscles, PDGF aims to stimulate the body's natural regenerative processes.

Here's how PDGF works when introduced into the skin:
Cellular Activation: PDGF binds to specific receptors on fibroblasts and other dermal cells, triggering a cascade of cellular signals.
Collagen and ECM Production: These signals prompt the fibroblasts to increase production of collagen, elastin, and extracellular matrix components—all key elements for firm, hydrated, and youthful skin.
Tissue Remodeling: Over time, the skin naturally remodels itself, resulting in improved texture, increased elasticity, and a healthier skin tone.
Vascular Support: PDGF also helps improve blood flow by promoting angiogenesis, which may enhance the skin's overall glow and healing capacity.

Benefits of PDGF-Based Injectables
Natural Regeneration: Unlike fillers, which add volume, PDGF helps skin heal and regenerate itself.
Minimal Downtime: Since PDGF does not rely on volumizing agents or neurotoxins, it is well-tolerated with low risk of bruising or swelling.
Long-Term Skin Health: With continued use, PDGF may help strengthen the skin's structural integrity over time.
Customizable: Can be combined with other modalities for a tailored rejuvenation plan.