Polynucleotides

Injectable polynucleotides are derived from purified DNA fragments and work by stimulating the skin’s natural repair processes. They promote tissue regeneration while encouraging the production of collagen and elastin—essential proteins responsible for maintaining skin firmness, elasticity, and structure.

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What Are Polynucleotides?

Injectable polynucleotides are derived from purified DNA fragments and work by stimulating the skin’s natural repair processes. They promote tissue regeneration while encouraging the production of collagen and elastin—essential proteins responsible for maintaining skin firmness, elasticity, and structural integrity.

The formulation also includes hyaluronic acid, which provides deep hydration and improves skin suppleness, working synergistically with polynucleotides to enhance overall skin quality.

Unlike traditional treatments that focus primarily on surface hydration, polynucleotides act at a deeper level within the skin to restore structure, strength, and resilience, supporting long-term skin health and regeneration.

How Polynucleotides Work

Polynucleotides work at a cellular level by activating fibroblast cells, which are responsible for collagen and elastin production. This process helps to:

  • Stimulate skin repair and regeneration

  • Improve hydration and skin quality

  • Enhance elasticity and firmness

  • Strengthen the skin barrier

The result is healthier, more resilient skin that continues to improve over time.

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Benefits of Polynucleotides

  • Improves skin texture and tone

  • Reduces fine lines and early signs of ageing

  • Enhances hydration at a deeper level

  • Strengthens and repairs damaged skin

  • Promotes natural, gradual rejuvenation

  • Suitable for sensitive and delicate areas

What Makes Polynucleotides Different?

Unlike traditional skin boosters that provide temporary plumping, polynucleotides offer true regenerative benefits. By working at a cellular level, they deliver progressive, long-term improvements rather than short-lived results.

This makes them an ideal option for those seeking natural enhancement without adding volume.

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Treatment Areas

Polynucleotide treatments can be used on:

  • Face

  • Neck

  • Décolletage

  • Hands

  • Under-eye area (dark circles, fine lines, crepey skin)

They can also be used in a variety of areas, including scars, areas of skin laxity, and the underarm region, making them a versatile option for targeted skin rejuvenation.

They are particularly effective in delicate areas where subtle, regenerative improvement is preferred over volume enhancement.

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Treatment Protocol

  • Procedure Time: 20–30 minutes

  • Course: Typically 2–3 sessions

  • Interval: 3–4 weeks between sessions

  • Maintenance: Every 6–9 months, depending on individual needs

Results develop gradually, with continued improvement over time as the skin regenerates.

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