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An innovative treatment that repairs aged & damaged cells to improve skin condition.

Polynucleotide based injectable treatment is an exciting new procedure that ‘regenerates’ skin cells to reverse the signs of ageing.

As we get older, the collagen and elastin that keep our skin firm and elastic declines, which is why we start to get fine lines, wrinkles and sagging skin. Polynucleotides are DNA codes which teach our bodies how to regenerate new collagen and elastin to reduce the appearance of ageing concerns and enhance skin quality. They also have anti-inflammatory properties and promote health and repair.

Polynucleotides are an excellent treatment option for fine lines and wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, rosacea, acne scarring, and poor tone and texture. They can be used on the face, under the eyes, neck and décolletage, creating a more nourished, healthy-looking complexion.

At a glance

Procedure

Restylane Skinboosters.

Areas

Fine lines around the mouth and eyes, wrinkles, dryness, poor texture, lost elasticity.

Results

Plumped, hydrated and brighter skin.

Frequency

An initial 2-3 treatments, 2-4 weeks apart and then a single maintenance treatment every 6 months.

Procedure time

45 minutes to one hour.

Downtime

Minimal (mild itching, bruising, swelling are most common).

Discomfort

Minimal, topical anaesthetic is applied - a mild pressure sensation is most common.

Cost

From £250 (per session)

Polynucleotides FAQs

1. What are Polynucleotides and what do they do?

Polynucleotides are DNA fractions that have been highly purified and encapsulated in a gel that is injected into the treatment area to regenerate your skin cells, known as fibroblasts.

They stimulate collagen and elastin production, leading to rejuvenated skin with reduced wrinkles. Their regenerative properties help repair tissue and improve the look of scars and acne marks. Additionally, they have anti-inflammatory effects, combatting redness and irritation, and promote hydration for a plump and healthy complexion. They are generally safe and biocompatible, making them a suitable option for many individuals seeking skin improvement.

2. Are Polynucleotides suitable for me?

Being naturally derived, they are generally well-tolerated and have a low risk of allergic reactions, making them a safe option for many individuals.

A consultation with the Oatlands Aesthetics team will determine if it’s the best approach for your specific skin concerns and/or whether other treatments are recommended.

3. What happens during treatment?

After thoroughly cleansing and preparing your skin, we’ll apply a topical anaesthetic to ensure your comfort.

Then, we’ll begin the process of administering the Polynucleotides. The amount required shall depend on your individual concerns and the size of the treatment area.

Treatment with Polynucleotides is fairly quick and straightforward, so you can get back to your usual activities almost immediately while following our aftercare guidance. Once your course of treatment is complete, we’ll conduct a follow-up appointment to review the final outcome and put a maintenance plan in place.

4. Can Polynucleotides be used under the eyes?

Yes.

Polynucleotides are an excellent option for treating dark circles, fine lines and wrinkles, and mild hollowness under the eyes. We will adjust the dose to suit the sensitive skin in this area and you can see fantastic results.

5. What results can I expect?

The results of polynucleotide treatment can be seen within weeks of treatment and can last up to 12 months.

Your skin will look smoother, brighter and more even in tone.

You will see an improvement in fine lines and wrinkles, pigmentation, redness, acne and scarring.

For best results we recommend two treatments (two to four weeks apart) with a top-up session around every nine to 12 months to maintain the results. Unlike dermal fillers which offer instant results, polynucleotide treatment requires some patience, with best results seen two to three months following treatment.

6. How are Polynucleotides different to hyaluronic acid (HA) dermal fillers?

While Polynucleotides focus on regenerating aged and damaged skin cells to improve the appearance of skin, HA dermal fillers are designed to lift, revolumise and contour sagging skin to give you a more youthful shape and definition.

7. How are Polynucleotides different to skinboosters?

Skinboosters are excellent if you want to add hydration and improve the elasticity of your skin, but Polynucleotides are a better option if you want to regenerate skin cells to boost collagen production and tackle wider skin concerns such as hyperpigmentation, rosacea and scarring.

The two treatments can also complement one another.

8. How are Polynucleotides different from Profhilo?

While Profhilo uses hyaluronic acid to improve the tightness and texture of your skin, Polynucleotides address ageing concerns at the source by stimulating fibroblasts.

This enables them to help with tightness and texture, and other skin conditions such as hyperpigmentation and rosacea.

9. Does treatment hurt and are there any side effects?

Polynucleotides are generally well tolerated.

As with any injectable treatment, swelling, tenderness and redness that lasts a few hours are normal side effects.

You’ll be fully informed of what to expect at your consultation.

Related conditions

Acne Scarring

Crepey Skin

Dry Skin

Dull Skin

Enlarged Pores

Eye Bags

Fine Lines & Wrinkles

Melasma Pigmentation

Necklines

Rosacea

Sun Damage

Thin Skin

Uneven Skin Texture

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