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By Kim at Havdis AI News Team, approved by Andreas Lyhammer
Yahoo Finance
Search Interest in PDRN Has Surged. Here's What the Evidence Says About 'Animal DNA' Skincare
By PR Newswire · Published October 13, 2026
Image: Yahoo Finance
The article, distributed via PR Newswire and featuring commentary from Laser by Aleya, a studio in Great Neck, New York, reports that U.S. search interest in PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) rose sharply, citing Google Trends data showing a 650% year-over-year increase and Ahrefs data showing growth in related terms like "pdrn cream" (up 371%). It notes searches using the "animal DNA" framing have fallen as the clinical name gains traction. The piece cites a 2026 PLOS ONE randomized trial of 31 women comparing a 0.1% PDRN eye cream against retinol over 28 days, reporting greater reductions in crow's-feet area and elasticity improvements for PDRN, with no adverse reactions. It also references a 2026 systematic review covering seven trials and 183 participants across skin rejuvenation, scar prevention and wound healing.
“No adverse reactions were reported in the study.”
Our view
Rising search interest and emerging clinical data like this reflect growing mainstream curiosity about PDRN as a skincare ingredient. For formulators and brands working with this ingredient, such attention signals expanding consumer awareness and a maturing evidence base that can support continued product development and education in the category.
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