Vitamin Boost with Salmon DNA (Ribeskin Pink Shooter)
Vitamin Boost with Salmon DNA is a skin booster treatment using Ribeskin Pink Shooter, designed to help improve skin hydration, radiance, and overall skin tone for a smoother, fresher look. The treatment is performed by our skin therapists at My Clinic in Stockholm and can be done on the face or neck.
Information about Vitamin Boost with Salmon DNA
1 799 kr
40 min
Vegagatan 8, 113 29 Stockholm
Skin Booster with PDRN (Salmon DNA)
The treatment is based on sodium DNA (PDRN), often referred to as salmon DNA, combined with peptide complexes, amino acids, hyaluronic acid, vitamin complexes, and antioxidants. Together, these ingredients are used to support skin vitality, improve moisture balance, and enhance glow.
Results and benefits
Vitamin Boost with Salmon DNA is designed to support skin quality through:
- Increased radiance and improved skin tone with antioxidant support, including glutathione
- Support for firmness and skin renewal with peptide complexes and growth factors
- Deep hydration with hyaluronic acid and amino acids
- A more energized skin feel with Coenzyme Q10 (ubiquinone), linked to the skin’s energy processes (ATP)
Ingredients in Ribeskin Pink Shooter
The formula includes, among others:
- Sodium DNA (PDRN)
- Peptide complexes
- Amino acids
- Hyaluronic acid
- Vitamin B complex
- Glutathione
- Growth factors
- Coenzyme Q10
- Neuropeptide complex
Recommended treatment course
For best results, a course is recommended:
- 3 treatments, spaced 1 to 2 weeks apart
- Then 2 treatments, spaced 1 month apart
- Maintenance: a touch-up after 3 to 6 months
After the treatment
Mild redness and small injection marks can occur immediately after treatment and usually settle gradually. Your skin therapist will always provide personalised aftercare advice.
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How the treatment works
Booking a treatment with us is easy. Here is how Vitamin Boost with Salmon DNA (Ribeskin Pink Shooter) works:
Booking
Book via Boka Direkt and choose “Vitamin Boost with Salmon DNA (Ribeskin Pink Shooter)” and select the area: face or neck.
Treatment
Our skin therapists perform the treatment with Ribeskin Pink Shooter, which contains sodium DNA (PDRN/salmon DNA) together with multiple active ingredients. The treatment is designed to improve the skin’s moisture balance, enhance radiance, and support a more even-looking complexion. The procedure is tailored to your skin and your goals.
Aftercare
Mild redness and small injection marks may appear right after treatment and usually fade gradually. You will receive personalised aftercare advice from your skin therapist.
Safety and quality at My Clinic
Our certified skin therapists provide professional skincare treatments with a strong focus on quality and safety. They are members of the Swedish Association of Skin Therapists (SHR) and internationally certified through CIDESCO, ensuring high standards of expertise.
MyClinic is affiliated with Säker Klinik and offers comprehensive patient and treatment insurance for your safety throughout your visit.
FAQs about Vitamin Boost with Salmon DNA (Ribeskin Pink Shooter)
Is PDRN the same as salmon DNA?
Yes. PDRN refers to sodium DNA (polydeoxyribonucleotide) and is commonly called “salmon DNA” in aesthetic skincare.
What is Vitamin Boost with Salmon DNA?
It is a skin booster treatment using Ribeskin Pink Shooter, designed to support hydration, radiance, and a more even-looking skin tone.
Does Ribeskin Pink Shooter contain PDRN?
Yes, the formula includes sodium DNA (PDRN/salmon DNA) together with other active ingredients.
Which areas can be treated with Pink Shooter?
At My Clinic, the treatment can be performed on the face or neck.
Which ingredients are important in Pink Shooter?
Key ingredient groups include sodium DNA (PDRN), peptide complexes, amino acids, hyaluronic acid, vitamin complexes (including B vitamins), antioxidants such as glutathione, growth factors, Coenzyme Q10, and a neuropeptide complex.
How many treatments are recommended in a course?
A common plan is 3 treatments 1 to 2 weeks apart, followed by 2 treatments 1 month apart, with a touch-up after 3 to 6 months.
Does it hurt and is there downtime?
You may feel mild stinging during treatment. Mild redness and small injection marks can occur afterwards and usually settle gradually.
What should I keep in mind after the treatment?
Follow your skin therapist’s aftercare advice. If your skin feels sensitive, it is usually best to keep things gentle and avoid anything that may irritate the area right after treatment.