Polynucleotides are chains of nucleotides that stimulate healthy cell turnover. Nucleotides form the basic structure unit of nucleic acids, such as DNA. 

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Injecting Polynucleotides creates the best environment for fibroblast growth, which helps with tissue repair and regeneration. When used as an injectable aesthetic treatment, they work as food for your cells, and by increasing the amount in your body, they will help existing cells be more effective.

Polynucleotides induce cellular repair, rejuvenation, and moisturisation. They also promote collagen and elastin production, which provide your skin with volume and shape. 

Collagen and elastin are the most plentiful proteins in the body. As you age, the natural production of both slows down significantly, causing signs of ageing such as wrinkles and sagging skin. By increasing production, you can expect a fuller, more youthful appearance and increased hydration of your skin.

Polynucleotides can also counteract skin damage caused by common stressors, such as UV damage, and they are anti-inflammatory too. This is great news for anyone who suffers from skin conditions such as rosacea and acne, as this treatment can help reduce symptoms significantly.

Polynucleotides for aesthetic treatments are derived from marine sources. This choice is clever because the marine DNA shares a close resemblance to ours, making it highly biocompatible and readily accepted by the body.

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What Can Polynucleotides Treat?

Because Polynucleotides are so rejuvenating, this treatment can be used to effectively reduce the signs of ageing, provide an anti-ageing skin boost, and treat skin conditions such as acne. 

It is particularly good for around your eyes, combating lines, wrinkles and loose skin.

They can successfully treat the following areas:

• Eyes – especially dark shadows under the eye

• Tear troughs

• Forehead

• Hands

• Decolletage

• Neck

• Stretch marks

• Acne scars