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Doctor-led skin repair · BTS Chidlom

Skin Repair with Dermapen &
Salmon PDRN in Bangkok

A consultation-led treatment pathway for skin texture, hydration and overall skin quality. Your clinician reviews your concerns, medical history and recovery preferences before deciding whether microneedling, a PDRN-based protocol or another option is appropriate.

  • Clinical assessment first
  • Individual technique and settings
  • Single-use needle cartridge
  • English-speaking team
Patient receiving a physician-led facial treatment at FTV Clinic Bangkok
Skin repair, consideredAssessment · Technique · Aftercare
The treatment approach

Two components.
One considered plan.

“Skin Repair” can involve more than one technique. The exact device, product, depth, treatment area and number of sessions should be selected only after clinical assessment. A combination is not automatically suitable for every person.

01

Dermapen microneedling

A pen-shaped device creates controlled micro-punctures. Your clinician adjusts the approach according to the treatment area, skin condition and device instructions.

02

PDRN-based protocol

PDRN refers to polydeoxyribonucleotide derived from salmon DNA. The clinic must confirm the exact formulation, intended use and delivery method for your individual plan.

Evidence for microneedling is established for selected aesthetic concerns, while evidence and regulatory status for specific PDRN products and combination protocols can vary. Your consultation should cover these distinctions clearly.

How the plan is considered

Precision before
promises.

The safest approach separates what the microneedling device does from what a selected product may contribute, then considers the benefits, limitations and risks of each.

01

Controlled stimulation

Microneedling mechanically creates small punctures in the skin. Treatment depth and speed require trained handling and should not be standardised across every face.

02

Product-specific review

“Salmon PDRN” is a broad description, not a complete treatment specification. Brand, formulation, sterility, authorization and intended delivery route matter.

03

Recovery and follow-up

Temporary redness, tightness, sensitivity or peeling can occur. Aftercare and follow-up are part of the treatment, not an optional extra.

Skin priorities

What may be discussed
during consultation.

These are treatment goals, not guaranteed outcomes. Your clinician may recommend Skin Repair, modify the protocol or suggest a different treatment after examining your skin.

01

Texture

Rough or uneven-feeling skin and visible textural irregularity.

02

Acne-scar appearance

Selected atrophic facial acne scars after active acne and suitability are assessed.

03

Fine lines

Early visible lines where microneedling may be one of several options.

04

Skin quality

Hydration, softness and a healthier-looking overall complexion.

05

Tone

Uneven-looking tone or post-acne marks requiring careful diagnosis and sun protection.

06

Pore appearance

Visible pores considered alongside oil production, scarring and skin texture.

Your appointment

A calm, clinical
four-step journey.

  1. 01

    Assessment

    Discuss concerns, previous procedures, allergies, medicines and current skincare.

  2. 02

    Plan

    Review the proposed device, product, delivery method, alternatives, risks and expected recovery.

  3. 03

    Treatment

    Skin preparation and technique follow the selected protocol, including a new needle cartridge when microneedling is performed.

  4. 04

    Aftercare

    Receive written guidance on cleansing, skincare, sun exposure, warning signs and follow-up.

Recovery and results

What to expect
after treatment.

Short-lived redness, tightness, dryness, sensitivity, peeling, discomfort, bruising or pinpoint bleeding can occur after microneedling. Less common risks include pigmentation changes, cold-sore reactivation, infection or scarring.

Improvement is not immediate or guaranteed. Some people require more than one procedure, response varies, and any visible improvement may be temporary. Your clinician should recommend timing only after reviewing how your skin responds.

Suitability and safety

Not every treatment
suits every skin.

Tell your clinician about active infection or rash, cold sores, eczema or psoriasis, pigment concerns, keloid tendency, immune conditions, uncontrolled diabetes, bleeding disorders, blood-thinning medicines, isotretinoin use, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and allergies to metals, anaesthetics or the proposed product.

A history item does not always mean treatment is impossible, but it may require postponement, modification, another option or medical clearance. Do not stop prescribed medicine for an aesthetic procedure unless the prescribing clinician tells you to do so.

Before publication: FTV Clinic should have a clinician confirm the exact Dermapen device, PDRN product, authorization, intended delivery route, contraindications and adverse-event pathway described on the live page.
Clinical standards

Details that deserve
your attention.

A premium experience should also be a transparent one. Ask what will be used, why it is suitable and what support is available after you leave the clinic.

01

Named device

Know the microneedling device, treatment area, intended use and why the selected settings are appropriate.

02

New cartridge

A new single-use needle cartridge should be used for each patient and each treatment session.

03

Product clarity

Ask for the exact PDRN product, formulation, source, authorization, intended delivery method and allergy information.

04

Follow-up route

Leave with clear aftercare instructions and a clinic contact for questions or unexpected symptoms.

Before your visit

Frequently asked
questions.

What is Salmon PDRN?
PDRN means polydeoxyribonucleotide and is commonly described as being derived from salmon DNA. “PDRN” alone does not identify a specific product, concentration, authorization or delivery method, so ask the clinician exactly what is proposed.
Is Skin Repair always Dermapen plus PDRN?
No. The appropriate technique and whether products are combined should depend on clinical assessment, product instructions, device instructions and local regulatory requirements. Another treatment may be more suitable.
How many sessions will I need?
There is no universal schedule. Some aesthetic goals may require more than one procedure, but the number and interval depend on your skin, treatment depth, product, response and tolerance. A clinician should set the plan after assessment.
What downtime should I expect?
Redness, tightness, dryness, sensitivity, peeling, discomfort, bruising or pinpoint bleeding can occur. Many effects are temporary, but duration varies and less common complications are possible. Plan around the aftercare guidance given to you.
Who may not be suitable for microneedling?
Suitability requires individual review. Active infection or rash, bleeding risk, immune conditions, uncontrolled diabetes, certain skin conditions, keloid tendency, isotretinoin use, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and relevant allergies are among the issues to discuss before treatment.
Where is FTV Clinic?
FTV Clinic is on the 4th floor of Mercury Ville Chidlom, Room 406, at 540 Ploenchit Road, Bangkok 10330. The building connects with BTS Chidlom. Open Google Maps.
Your next step

Begin with a
skin consultation.

Share your concerns, previous treatments and preferred recovery time. The team can help arrange an English-speaking consultation before any procedure is selected.

Visit FTV Clinic Mercury Ville
Chidlom

540 Ploenchit Road, 4th Floor, Room 406
Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330

Open daily · 10:00 AM–8:00 PM

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