Polynucleotides are the skin base building blocks; they govern cell functions, are responsible for fibroblast growth, and encourage collagen production. Polynucleotides treatment rejuvenates the overall appearance of your skin.
This non-invasive injectable treatment alleviates and fights the signs of ageing by leaving your skin looking firmer and more hydrated and, therefore, helping to lessen the telltale effects of ageing, including fine lines and wrinkles, dark eye circles, unequal skin tones, the treatment can also help to reduce the effect of acne scarring and uv related pigmentation. Areas treated include the neck and face. We recommend two to three treatments two to three weeks apart.
Polynucleotides harness the potential of DNA to influence skin cell behaviour, fostering enhanced collagen production. The polynucleotides attract water molecules and combats OH hydroxyl radicals, known accumulators due to stress, cellular damage, and external factors like UV rays.
This dual action of moisturisation and anti-free radical properties cultivates an optimal environment for fibroblast growth, aiding tissue elasticity restoration. Consequently, Polynucleotides contribute to diminishing wrinkles, fine lines, age spots, sagging, and various other ageing indicators, promoting a revitalised and healthier appearance of the skin.
Polynucleotide treatment is non-surgical, but it is a medical procedure and should only be carried out by a qualified practitioner who understands facial anatomy and skin health.
Elizabeth is a Registered Nurse and Official Prescriber, and trained as an aesthetic practitioner at Harley Street before opening her own CQC-registered clinic in Ashford. Every client is seen for a consultation first, so she can assess your skin properly and be straight with you about whether this is the right treatment. If she doesn’t think it will help, she’ll tell you.
Polynucleotides serve as the fundamental building blocks of the skin. They regulate cell functions, promote fibroblast growth, and stimulate collagen production. This treatment works to activate skin polynucleotides, revitalising the overall appearance of your skin.
Polynucleotides, a non-invasive injectable treatment, targets and combats various signs of ageing. It helps improve skin firmness and hydration, reducing fine lines, wrinkles, dark circles under the eyes, uneven skin tones, acne scarring effects, and pigmentation caused by UV exposure. It is suitable for the face and neck areas.
Polynucleotides utilises DNA’s potential to influence skin cell behaviour, boosting collagen production. The treatment’s polynucleotide chain attracts water molecules and counteracts OH hydroxyl radicals, known to accumulate due to stress, cell damage, and external factors like UV rays. This dual action fosters an environment conducive to fibroblast growth, aiding in the restoration of tissue elasticity. This results in reduced wrinkles, fine lines, age spots, sagging, and other signs of ageing, promoting a revitalised and healthier skin appearance.
Most clients have a course of two to three treatments, spaced around two to three weeks apart. Elizabeth will confirm what’s right for you at your consultation, as it depends on your skin and what you’re hoping to improve.
Most clients find it very manageable. The injections are given with a very fine needle, and numbing cream can be applied first if you’d prefer. You may feel a brief sting as the product goes in, but it settles quickly.
Very little. You may notice small raised bumps at the injection sites, along with some redness or mild swelling, and these usually settle within a day or so. Most people go straight back to their normal routine, though it’s sensible to avoid heat, saunas and strenuous exercise for the first 24 hours.
Polynucleotides work gradually rather than instantly. Most clients start to notice their skin looking better hydrated and more even within a few weeks, with results continuing to build as collagen develops. Elizabeth will discuss a maintenance plan with you so you know what to expect longer term.
They’re often confused, but they do different jobs. Profhilo is a hyaluronic acid treatment that hydrates and gives an immediate glow. Polynucleotides work deeper, encouraging your skin to repair and regenerate itself over time. Some clients benefit from one, some from both. Elizabeth will be honest with you about which is the better fit, and she won’t recommend both if you only need one.