
non_surgical
Starts from
₹12,600
per session
Sessions
Typically 3–6 sessions for texture or scarring; maintenance every 6–12 months optional
recommended
Duration
45 min
per visit
Recovery
24
downtime
PDRN Etreluxe Nucleotide with microneedling creates controlled micro-injuries on the face to stimulate collagen and elastin renewal and improve texture, pores, and early scarring. AesthatiQ partner clinics adjust needle depth, device type, and optional serums after assessing skin thickness and concern. Improvement builds over weeks as new collagen organizes — not overnight resurfacing.
PDRN Etreluxe Nucleotide with microneedling is performed by trained clinicians using clinically validated protocols. The plan is customised to your goals, anatomy, and recovery preferences after a detailed assessment.
Those with rough texture, enlarged pores, or mild scarring on the face
People seeking collagen stimulation with modest downtime versus ablative lasers
Candidates who can pause retinoids and follow strict sun protection during treatment
Generally healthy skin without active acne cysts, infection, or keloid tendency in the treatment zone
Timelines vary by person. For PDRN Etreluxe Nucleotide with microneedling, visible change is typically expected around: Initial glow in 1–2 weeks; meaningful texture change often by 4–6 weeks after several sessions.
Immediately
the face appears red and feels tight, like mild sunburn
24–48 hours
Redness fades; dryness or light flaking may begin
1 week
Skin feels smoother as superficial healing completes
1 month
Collagen remodeling becomes more visible from the session
Topical numbing makes most sessions tolerable — a prickling or sandpaper sensation during passes.
Texture and scars usually need 3–6 treatments a month apart; maintenance can be once or twice yearly.
Results can last many months; collagen naturally declines with age, so upkeep sessions help hold gains.
Expect 1–3 days of redness; most cover with makeup after the first day if skin is not broken.
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