Advanced Microneedling with Salmon DNA, PDRN & Exosomes
Targeted microneedling with salmon-derived PDRN and advanced skin formulations is designed to improve uneven texture, post-acne marks, and overall skin quality.
Prices
Salmon DNA / PDRN Microneedling 60 min
Exosome + PDRN Premium 60 min
£110
£185
A 50% non-refundable deposit is due when you book.
What it is
Our advanced microneedling treatments combine professional microneedling with targeted Korean skin formulations, including salmon-derived PDRN and our premium EXO-PDRN Recovery Ampoule, which combines high-purity PDRN (508,000 ppm / 50.8%), salmon DNA and salmon-derived exosomes.
Who it suits
Salmon DNA / PDRN Microneedling
Dull or tired-looking skin
Dry and dehydrated skin
Uneven skin tone
Early signs of ageing
Skin lacking radiance and smoothness
Exosome + PDRN Microneedling
More visible signs of ageing
Loss of firmness and elasticity
Uneven or rough skin texture
Visible post-acne scarring
Clients seeking advanced skin-quality support
What to expect
Consultation: In the studio (50 min, £50) or by WhatsApp video call (15 min, £20). Together, we'll assess your skin concerns and discuss your current routine.
Patch test: A free 20-minute appointment to see how your skin responds.
Your treatment: A 60-minute appointment in the studio, inside Bhueti Salon.
Your aftercare routine: We'll guide you with a tailored post-treatment routine.
Downtime and aftercare
Do
Apply SPF 50 or higher every day, even when it is cloudy
Use a gentle cleanser and fragrance-free, hydrating moisturiser.
Keep your skin hydrated and drink plenty of water.
Keep hands away from the treated area; avoid touching, scratching or picking.
Follow your recommended aftercare routine and use only products approved by your practitioner.
Allow your skin to recover naturally without trying to speed up the peeling process.
Don't
Avoid saunas, steam rooms, sunbeds, and excessive heat for at least 48–72 hours.
No strenuous exercise or activities that cause excessive sweating for 24–48 hours.
Avoid retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, vitamin C, exfoliants and facial scrubs for at least 5–7 days, or until your skin has recovered.
No waxing, threading, dermaplaning or other facial treatments for 5–7 days.
Avoid makeup for at least 24 hours, or longer if your skin remains irritated
How many sessions
We'll recommend a personalised plan at your consultation. Most clients benefit from a course of 3–6 microneedling sessions, spaced approximately 4–6 weeks apart, depending on their skin concerns, treatment intensity and recovery.
Improvements in skin texture, fine lines, and post-acne marks develop gradually, so consistency, appropriate homecare, and daily SPF are essential to maintain results.
Microneedling Results
Individual results vary
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Microneedling can help improve the appearance of certain types of post-acne scarring, uneven texture and post-inflammatory pigmentation. Results develop gradually over several treatments. The best approach depends on whether you have flat dark marks, indented scars, or ongoing acne, as each requires a different treatment strategy.
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Some clients notice improvements in skin texture and radiance within the first few weeks. However, concerns such as fine lines, uneven texture and post-acne scarring take longer to improve as the skin undergoes its natural renewal process. Results develop gradually, with a course of treatments often recommended for more noticeable improvements
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Inside Bhueti Salon, Unit 18, Gallions Reach Shopping Park, 3 Armada Way, London E6 7ER. Free parking is available nearby for 4 hours, and you'll receive directions by email when you book.
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To keep the studio calm, we ask that guests attend only if they are a parent or guardian with a minor, or if they are supporting someone with additional needs.
Questions
NOTE TO REMEMBER: Some redness, sensitivity, tightness and mild swelling are normal following microneedling. Your skin may feel warm or appear slightly flushed for the first 24–72 hours. Recovery varies by individual and treatment intensity.
We are a skin studio, not a medical provider. If a mark is new, changing or worrying, please see your GP.