Polynucleotides are a newer class of injectable used in aesthetic medicine to support the skin’s own repair processes. This page explains what they are and how we assess suitability at the clinic.
What Are Polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides are purified DNA-derived molecules used in aesthetic medicine to support the skin’s own repair processes. They are a newer class of injectable, distinct from fillers and traditional skin boosters.
What They May Help With
Under-eye concerns, skin texture, and areas showing early signs of ageing — recommended where clinically appropriate.
A Balanced View
Polynucleotides are an exciting development, but we describe them accurately: they support skin repair processes; we avoid exaggerated ‘regeneration’ promises and set realistic expectations at consultation.
The Consultation
We assess whether polynucleotides suit your concern, explain the specific product and protocol used at the clinic, and discuss alternatives where another option fits better.
What to Expect
Treatment involves a series of small injections; mild swelling or redness afterwards is common and short-lived.
FAQs
Are they safe?
Suitability is assessed individually and risks explained before you decide.
How many sessions?
Set out in your personalised plan.
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Every treatment plan starts with an assessment at the clinic.