Polynucleotides London

A.Injectable polynucleotides can be used on the face, neck, under-eye area, hands and décolletage. Our clinic team of expert injectors in aesthetic medicine will create your personalised treatment plan after evaluating your skin health at your initial consultation.

A.Yes, injectable polynucleotides are generally safe. They use natural components, such as molecules derived from fish DNA, and have minimal risk of adverse side effects, but it’s important to consult with a qualified medical practitioner.

A.Results for patients from polynucleotide treatment typically last for several months, with optimal skin rejuvenation outcomes appearing after a series of treatments. Maintenance sessions can help prolong the benefits of this clinic procedure.

A.Injectable polynucleotides are advanced skincare treatments that use natural DNA fragments to stimulate collagen and enhance tissue repair, elastin production, improve skin hydration, elasticity and improve skin texture, and promote overall skin rejuvenation.

A.The number of sessions or polynucleotide treatments required or patients varies based on individual skin texture, skin tone, needs and goals, andd will be discussed at your consultation. Typically, a series of 2-3 treatments is recommended, with sessions every 6-12 months for optimal results.

A.Yes, injectable polynucleotides can be combined with other aesthetic treatments and procedures such as dermal fillers to enhance overall results. Your medical injector will tailor a treatment plan based on your specific needs, incorporating the appropriate sequence of treatments to achieve the preferred outcome.

A.Polynucleotides are derived from purified fish DNA, so is unsuitable for vegans and also for anyone with a fish allergy.

A.The downtime for polynucleotide treatments is minimal, but this also depends on which area you have treated. Especially in sensitive areas like the neck and décolletage, care should be taken to follow post-treatment guidelines closely. You may experience mild redness, small lumps under the skin, swelling, or bruising at the injection sites, but these typically subside within a few days. Most patients can resume their normal activities immediately with minimal downtime and no significant recovery time required. The advancements in skin treatments, such as incorporating salmon DNA and RNA synthesis, long term should help to maintain skin health and combat the ageing process.

A.Polynucleotides and tear trough fillers address under-eye skin concerns differently. Fillers add volume for immediate results, while polynucleotide injections improve skin quality for dark circles in an under eye area by boosting collagen production and skin hydration. The synthesis of nucleic components, like those found in salmon DNA, particularly help to combat inflammation and reduce signs of ageing, so improving long-term skin health. For volume loss, fillers may be better; for combatting ageing skin, long-term skin health and skin texture improvement, polynucleotides are a great option. A consultation with our injectors can help you decide the best approach for your skin concerns, by leveraging their expertise to answer any questions you might have.

A.Polynucleotide treatment is generally not painful. Most of our clinics apply a topical anaesthetic like numbing cream to minimise discomfort during the injections. You may feel slight pressure or mild discomfort, but it’s typically well-tolerated. Any post-treatment tenderness usually subsides within a few days. It's always advised to discuss any concerns with the person performing the treatment to ensure a comfortable experience.

A.Polynucleotides and Profhilo are both skin boosters that enhance skin quality but differ in approach. Polynucleotides boost collagen for better skin elasticity and long-term skin regeneration. Additionally, with the advancements in nucleic acid technology, such as using salmon DNA, there has been a marked improvement in tackling the ageing process. Profhilo, a hyaluronic acid-based skin booster, focuses on hydrating and tightening the skin. Essentially, polynucleotide skin boosters target skin repair, elastin production, collagen stimulation, wrinkle reduction, and overall skin health, while Profhilo provides hydration and plumping.

A.Polynucleotide injections are generally well-tolerated, but there may be some mild discomfort during treatment. The injections are administered with fine needles or cannulas, so you may feel a slight pinch or stinging sensation. To minimise discomfort, practitioners often apply a topical numbing cream before the procedure. Areas like under the eyes or around the mouth can be slightly more sensitive, but any discomfort is usually brief and manageable. After treatment, you might experience mild tenderness, swelling, or redness, but this typically subsides within a day or two. Overall, most patients find the procedure very tolerable.

A.While polynucleotide injections are generally very safe, like any injectable treatment, there are some risks and things that can go wrong if not performed correctly. Potential issues include: * Injection Site Reactions: Temporary redness, swelling, bruising, or tenderness are common but usually resolve within a few days. * Infection: Rare, but possible if proper hygiene protocols aren't followed during treatment. * Uneven Results: If the injections are not administered evenly or in the correct areas, results may appear uneven or underwhelming. * Allergic Reactions: While uncommon, some people may have sensitivities to the product, particularly if they have fish allergies, as polynucleotides are often derived from salmon DNA. * Poor Technique: Incorrect placement or depth of injections can result in less effective outcomes, lumps, or prolonged swelling. These risks are minimal when treatments are performed by a qualified and experienced practitioner using proper techniques and high-quality products. Always consult a trusted professional and discuss your medical history to ensure the treatment is safe and suitable for you.