Comparing Skinboosters — Exosome, PDRN, Mijuan (PN): What Sets Them Apart

There are so many skinboosters now that we often hear how hard it is to choose. Today we compare three of them.

A skinbooster is an injection that puts good ingredients straight into the skin to aid hydration and regeneration. Unlike cosmetics, which reach only the epidermis, the point is that it is delivered into the dermis.

Exosome — calming and anti-inflammation

A core substance from stem cell culture, with regenerative and anti-inflammatory effects that suit breakout-prone skin. It is applied topically rather than injected, so no anesthesia is needed, and it is absorbed with ultrasound or LDM.

PDRN — regeneration for skin that has thinned

An ingredient extracted from salmon that raises the thickness, density, and firmness of the dermis. Its small particles absorb well, and we recommend it for inner dryness, thinned skin, and lingering redness after lentigo removal.

Mijuan (PN) — firmness and fine lines

It promotes the regeneration of damaged cells and collagen synthesis, aiding brightening, inner dryness, and fine lines. Its DNA chains are longer and its molecular weight larger than PDRN, so it acts deeper in the dermis; in exchange, allergy can occur, so LDM and jaungo calming care are given alongside. If you are sensitive to pain, Dermashine injection is possible instead of hand injection (Dermashine every two to three weeks, hand injection every three to four).

As inner dryness worsens, so does melasma. The more sensitive your barrier, or the more reactive you are to laser, the more we recommend combining a skinbooster. If you are wondering which type suits your skin, please feel free to ask.