Polynucleotides are the newest regenerative treatment for improving skin condition.
Polynucleotides are the fastest growing treatment in the medical aesthetic industry, they have an amazing ability to rejuvenate and regenerate the skin naturally. Polynucleotides are renowned for their wound healing and bio stimulating properties. They are well recognised for their complex structures and ability to rejuvenate the skin with a natural result.
Description
Polynucleotide treatment is an exciting advancement in regenerative medicine which focuses on restoring normal cellular function by repairing the skin on a more intense level. Like many other regenerative medicine tools, polynucleotides has a long history of being used in medicine before their introduction to the world of medical aesthetics with over 90 clinical trials to back this up. Studies have reported their successful treatments with evidence of polynucleotides power remaining undisputed in both the medical and aesthetic fields.
Cost
Polynucleotide treatment
Single treatment £300 for 2ml syringe
Course of 3 treatments £750
Polynucleotides:
Predominantly derived from salmon trout DNA, polynucleotides are designed to stimulate fibroblasts in the dermal layer of the skin, this increases collagen in the skin and promotes skin tissue repair and cell turnover which in turn results in increased elasticity and firmness to the skin.
Additionally, they reduce inflammation and balance melanocyte activity (skin pigmentation) resulting in a more even skin tone. Each polynucleotide strand consists of repeating pattern of a sugar molecule and a phosphate group. DNA and RNA represent the two main categories of nuclear acids. In simply terms, these injections essentially provide DNA molecules that encourage the skin to repair itself and promote various skin boosting benefits both immediate and long term.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please read the frequently asked questions below which may answer any queries or ease any concerns you may have.
What can polynucleotides be used for?
Unlike some injections, polynucleotides are exceptionally versatile. They are also used to treat acne scarring, some skin conditions such as rosacea and deep lines, sunken wrinkles and general facial ageing. Polynucleotides can also be used for treating post surgical scars. It has also been found useful in a medical setting for wound healing. polynucleotides can also be used in the scope to improve hair growth and reduce hair loss. Treatment plans tend to be 3 to 4 treatments, 3 to 4 weeks apart. Following the third treatment there is an expected continued improvement over the next three months and maintenance treatments recommended twice fear a year. Please note, hair restoration treatments require a course of 8 treatments
Polynucleotides can be used very close to the eye area in the upper and lower eye lids. It is an ideal treatment for anyone wanting to improve the quality of their skin in this area. It can also be used around the mouth area, forehead, cheeks and neck. It is also an ideal treatment for the back of the hands and the chest.
How do Polynucleotides work?
Polynucleotides are long chains of nucleotides, which are the building blocks of DNA. They help with cellular repair and regeneration, moisturisation, and protection against harmful external agents such as UV rays.
The polynucleotide chains attract and bind water molecules, allowing them to provide a strong moisturising effect, which can contribute to improved tissue elasticity.
Polynucleotides have a remarkable anti-free radical action. They counteract the skin damage which can accumulate due to various stressors, including cellular damage, stress, and exposure to UV rays, giving them a protective and cell damage reduction role.
Polynucleotides create an optimal environment for fibroblast growth, essential cells for tissue repair and regeneration.
Polynucleotides are derived from salmon trout and can activate fibroblast and stem cells, enhancing the body’s natural capacity to regenerate skin cells.
This multi-faceted functioning classifies polynucleotides as regenerative treatments, offering a unique and innovative approach in the field of skin care and rejuvenation.
How are Polynucleotides injected?
They can be injected with a needle or with a cannula depending on the area treated and depending on the practitioner’s preference
How many treatments do I need?
A course of 3 to 4 treatments, 3 to 4 weeks apart is recommended. For hair restoration a course of eight treatments is recommended. Maintenance treatments are recommended twice a year
Where can Polynucleotides be injected?
Polynucleotides be injected in any area of skin
What can Polynucleotides treat?
- Skin revitalisation to combat general signs of ageing
- Acne
- Scarring and post surgical scarring
- Rehydration for dull skin at any age
- Rosacea and eczema
- Loose and sagging skin
- Alopecia/hair loss
- Hyperpigmentation
- Stretch marks
- Deep lines & wrinkles
What are the risks of Polynucleotides?
Risks are usually minimal and may include temporary redness, or mild discomfort at the injection site. As these treatments use naturally derived substances, the risk of allergic reactions is significantly reduced.
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