Polynucleotides

What are Polynucleotides?

Before we jump into explaining exactally what Polynucleotides actually are we need to discuss what causes the signs of aging skin.
As our we get older, our body reduces the messages from our DNA that encourage the regeneration of cells. For our skin this means that our levels of collagen and elastin reduce as we lose the ability to make more of them, this combined with oxidisation and dehydration cause the symptoms of visibly aging skin.

Polynucleotides are amazing in how they have a transformative effect on a cellular level.
This is because Polynucleotides are derived from naturally sourced stretchy molecules (polynucleotides) which mirror our own human DNA. Polynucleotides’ similarity to our own DNA, allows it to supplement our own cellular messages for cell regeneration

How do Polynucleotides work?

When injected into our skin, Polynucleotides trigger two crucial transformations in our skins behaviour.

Firstly, the Polynucleotides stimulate function in our skin for wound healing, encouraging the skin to undertake intensive repair, reducing scar tissue (ie, stretch marks, acne scaring etc…) and minimising uneven and textured patches on the skin.

Secondly, Polynucleotides have anti-inflammatory properties which leads to greater levels of cell renewal, the stimulation of collagen & elastin production (increased hydration and elasticity) and reduced wrinkles.

What results can I expect from Polynucleotides and are they suitable for me?

Polynucleotides can be effectively used for the face, neck, jawline, cheekbones, and for those who do not wish to explore dermal filler it is a great alternative for under the eyes and tear troughs.

In the treated areas, Polynucleotides improve:

• skin texture
• skin discolouration
• volume
• tightness
• the reduction of wrinkles and fine lines
• skin hydration
• skin elasticity
• sun damage
• rosacea
• scarring

Polynucleotides offer a much more natural looking result and also carry a lot less risk compared to other injectable treatments.

The Procedure takes around 45 minutes

Usually requiring 2-3 as a course

£300 per treatment

very little down time