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Snow Flower Bloom

Hyaluronic acid, salmon-derived PDRN and glutathione · 2.5 mL × 5 vials. Multi-ingredient skin booster for dull, dehydrated skin.

3Listed active ingredients
2.5 mL × 5Vials per box
4–5 sessionsDistributor-described course
PDRNSalmon-derived
SKU: 08047
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$80.90

  • Snow Flower Bloom is an injectable skin booster listing hyaluronic acid, salmon-derived PDRN and glutathione, in 2.5 mL vials, marketed for dull, dehydrated skin.
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Professional use only. This product is intended for administration by licensed healthcare practitioners trained in the relevant anatomy and injection technique. By ordering you confirm you are authorised to purchase and handle products of this class in your jurisdiction. Availability and permitted use vary by country — please verify local regulations before ordering.

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Product overview

Snow Flower Bloom: a three-ingredient skin booster

Snow Flower Bloom is a Korean-market injectable skin booster that combines three listed ingredients: hyaluronic acid, salmon-derived PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) and reduced glutathione. It is supplied as a box of five 2.5 mL vials.

The idea behind a mixed formula like this is that each ingredient does a different job. Hyaluronic acid hydrates the dermis. PDRN is the DNA-fragment ingredient used across the polynucleotide skin-booster category and is positioned for skin quality and recovery. Glutathione is an antioxidant.

It suits patients with dull, dehydrated or stressed-looking skin who want a hydrating, skin-quality course. It is not a skin-lightening treatment, and we do not market it as one. Distributor materials describe a course of four to five sessions, two to three weeks apart.

Hyaluronic acid

Binds water in the dermis and is the hydrating base of the formula.

Salmon-derived PDRN

A DNA-fragment ingredient used across the polynucleotide skin-booster category, positioned for skin quality and recovery.

Glutathione

Listed as an antioxidant ingredient. This is not a skin-lightening product.

Five-vial box

Five 2.5 mL vials, enough for a full course for one patient.

Session 1 Baseline treatment
Every 2–3 weeks Sessions 2 to 4 or 5
After the course Review response
Key features

Why practitioners stock Snow Flower Bloom

A mixed-ingredient option beside PDRN-only products

Clinics that already offer polynucleotide boosters such as Rejuran can add a hydrating, antioxidant-supported alternative.

A course-sized box

Five 2.5 mL vials map onto the four-to-five-session course described by distributors.

Suits dull, dehydrated skin

A good fit where the complaint is flat, tired skin rather than a specific fold, scar or pigment disorder.

Familiar ingredients to explain

Hyaluronic acid, PDRN and glutathione are all names patients recognise, which simplifies the consultation.

Indications & Treatment Areas

Treatment areas and indications

Concerns where this kind of formula is used in practice. All are skin-quality concerns.

Dull, tired skin

Skin that has lost radiance, where the aim is a fresher look through hydration.

Dehydrated skin

Skin that feels dry or looks flat, where a hyaluronic-acid-based course is appropriate.

Stressed or sun-exposed skin

Skin quality concerns after sun exposure or procedures, alongside sun protection and a practitioner’s plan.

A note on scope

Snow Flower Bloom is an injectable product. Which indications are permitted, how it is classified and what training is required are set by the regulatory framework where you practise. Korea Filler Experts supplies the product. Nothing here is a recommendation to treat any medical condition.

Composition

What is inside Snow Flower Bloom

Active ingredients Hyaluronic acid, salmon DNA (PDRN), reduced glutathione
Presentation 2.5 mL vial
Pack 5 vials
Course (distributor-described) 4–5 sessions, 2–3 weeks apart
Route Intradermal
Concentrations Not published — see carton
Manufacturer As stated on the carton
SKU 08047

Before you order

  • Check the lot number and expiry on the carton against the vials.
  • We do not dispatch stock with under 6 months of shelf life remaining unless agreed in advance.
  • Store as stated on the carton. Do not freeze, and protect from light.
  • Regulatory status differs between markets, and some regulators restrict injectable glutathione. Confirm what applies where you practise.

Tiered pricing is available on request for clinics that stock several boxes.

What each component does

The three ingredients

  • Hyaluronic acid — binds water in the dermis and is the hydrating base of the formula.
  • Salmon-derived PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) — purified DNA fragments from salmon. PDRN and PN products are used in skin boosters for skin quality and recovery. No controlled head-to-head study shows that one DNA-fragment type outperforms another.
  • Reduced glutathione — a naturally occurring antioxidant peptide.

The concentrations of each ingredient are not published in the information we hold, so refer to the carton and the manufacturer’s insert.

A note on glutathione

Glutathione is listed here as an antioxidant ingredient. Injectable glutathione used for skin lightening is not an approved use in many markets, and regulators in several countries have issued warnings about it. We do not market this product for skin lightening, and we recommend that you do not either.

PDRN and fish allergy

PDRN is purified from salmon DNA. Purification removes protein, but ask about fish allergy during consultation and treat a stated allergy as a reason for caution.

How to use

How Snow Flower Bloom is used

Reference information for trained practitioners. The manufacturer’s instructions for use and training take precedence over this page, including dose per point and depth.

Step by step

  1. Assess and consent

    Confirm the concern is skin quality. Ask directly about fish allergy and review medical history and medication. Explain the course and that results build gradually. Do not promise lightening.

  2. Prepare the skin

    Remove make-up and cleanse thoroughly. Apply topical anaesthetic if required.

  3. Prepare the vial

    Inspect the vial, seal and expiry. Draw up aseptically with a sterile needle and syringe.

  4. Inject intradermally

    Use intradermal micro-injection technique across the treatment area, following the depth and dose in the instructions for use.

  5. Plan the course

    Distributor materials describe four to five sessions, two to three weeks apart. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and review the response between sessions.

  6. Aftercare

    Advise sun protection, no make-up for the period set by your protocol, and avoidance of saunas and heavy exercise for 48 hours.

Administration notes

Describe the result honestly. Snow Flower Bloom is a hydrating, skin-quality treatment. Patients can expect gradual improvement in how the skin looks and feels. It does not lift, lighten or treat scars or pigment disorders.

  • Single use. One vial, one patient. Discard any remainder.
  • Ask directly about fish allergy.
  • Do not inject into infected, inflamed or broken skin.
  • Dispose of needles into a sharps container in line with local clinical waste rules.

After treatment

  • Redness, small papules, swelling and bruising at the injection points are common and settle within days
  • Use sun protection and avoid make-up for the period set by your protocol
  • Avoid saunas, steam rooms and strenuous exercise for 48 hours
  • Seek review for severe pain, spreading redness or an unexpected firm lump
Storage & handling

Storing and handling Snow Flower Bloom

Storage

Store as stated on the carton and in the manufacturer’s insert, protected from light. Do not freeze.

Before use

Check the vial, seal and expiry. Do not use a vial that is damaged, discoloured or contains visible particles.

After opening

Single patient, single session. Do not retain or reuse an opened vial.

Handling and shipping note

Do not use if the packaging is damaged or the expiry date has passed. Dispose of used vials, syringes and needles as clinical waste in line with local requirements.

In the box

What's included with Snow Flower Bloom

5 × Snow Flower Bloom vials 2.5 mL each
Original manufacturer carton With lot number and expiry date
Manufacturer insert As supplied with the product
Protective packaging Secure transit packaging
Lot and expiry confirmation Available before dispatch on request
Tracked shipping Tracking number issued on dispatch

Needles, syringes and topical anaesthetic are not supplied.

FAQ

Snow Flower Bloom — frequently asked questions

What is Snow Flower Bloom?

An injectable skin booster listing three ingredients: hyaluronic acid, salmon-derived PDRN and reduced glutathione. It is supplied as five 2.5 mL vials per box.

Is it a skin-whitening or lightening treatment?

No, and we do not market it as one. Glutathione is listed as an antioxidant ingredient. Injectable glutathione for skin lightening is not an approved use in many markets, and regulators in several countries have issued warnings about it.

What does PDRN do in a skin booster?

PDRN is a purified DNA-fragment ingredient used in polynucleotide skin boosters, positioned for skin quality and recovery. We are not aware of independent clinical trials of this specific product, so results should be described as gradual and variable.

How many sessions are needed?

Distributor materials describe four to five sessions, two to three weeks apart. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use.

Does it treat scars or pigmentation?

We do not market it for scars or pigmentation. It is a hydrating, skin-quality treatment.

Is it safe for patients with fish allergy?

Ask about it directly. PDRN is purified from salmon DNA, and a stated fish allergy is a reason for caution and a conversation, not an assumption.

What are the common side effects?

Redness, small papules, swelling and bruising at the injection points, which usually settle within days. The instructions for use list the full warnings.

Who can buy and use this product?

Injectable skin boosters are for administration by licensed healthcare practitioners. We supply qualified professionals and do not sell to consumers.