Treatments
Polynucleotides
Polynucleotides are
How do Polynucleotides work ?
Polynucleotides work by stimulating fibroblasts, polynucleotides aid in the stimulating and production of collagen. The first improvements can be seen at 7-10 days with maxim results seen at 10-12 weeks. They will leave the skin more hydrated, improve lines and wrinkle, improving dark circles leaving your skin to glow .
What will happen during my Polynucleotide treatment?
A numbing cream will be applied to ensure the treatment is more comfortable.The polynucleotides are injected in the superficial skin leaving tiny blebs on the surface of the skin.
What will happen following my Polynucleotide treatment?
Following your treatment you will be asked to return 2-3 weeks later for your next treatment . A course of three is recommended.
What are the side effects to Polynucleotide treatments?
Side effects of this treatment are minimal. Some common side effects include; a slight bruised feeling to injection sites. Little bumps on the skin but this will subside usually by the next day. In some cases patients may experience some bruising.
Who is not suitable for Polynucleotide treatments?
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding. .
What areas may you have treated with Polynucleotides?
Eyes
Upper and lower lid
Forehead
Temples
Neck
Hands
FullFace
We can also tteat scarring
Prices
Prices start from £250 please contact the clinic for price on consultation
Concerns Treated
Lines and Wrinkles
Acne scaring
Neck lines
Lines under eye
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