Polyneucliotides

Polynucleotides are innovative injectable treatments made from purified DNA fragments that work with your body to stimulate repair and regeneration at a cellular level. Instead of adding volume, they improve the quality of the skin itself, helping it look fresher, firmer, and more radiant.

Once injected, polynucleotides encourage fibroblasts in the skin to produce more collagen and elastin, improve circulation, and restore hydration. This combination reduces fine lines, improves elasticity, and enhances overall skin health with natural-looking results that develop gradually over time.

Polynucleotides and skin boosters both improve skin quality but they work in slightly different ways. Skin boosters, such as Seventy Hyal, Lumi-Pro, or Profhilo, are made from hyaluronic acid. They hydrate the skin, improve elasticity, and give a healthy glow by drawing water into the dermis. Polynucleotides, including Plenhyage, Plinest, and Lumi Eyes, are made from purified DNA fragments. They go a step further by stimulating cell repair, reducing inflammation, and encouraging new collagen and elastin production.

Plenhyage is a regenerative injectable polynucleotide treatment formulated for deeper skin repair. It uses highly purified DNA fragments to stimulate fibroblasts, promote collagen and elastin production, and improve circulation within the skin. Plenhyage XL is particularly effective for more advanced skin ageing, sun damage, scarring, and loss of elasticity. Unlike fillers, it does not add volume but instead restores the skin’s health, texture, and resilience over time.

Vitaran is an injectable treatment containing polynucleotides that revitalise the skin by encouraging tissue regeneration and repair. It works by activating fibroblasts, improving hydration, and restoring elasticity, which together reduce fine lines and improve skin tone. Vitaran is used on areas such as the face, neck, and décolletage, helping the skin appear smoother, firmer, and more radiant over time.

Lumi Eyes is a polynucleotide treatment specifically designed for the delicate under-eye area. Once injected, it repairs damaged tissue, boosts hydration, and stimulates collagen production. This reduces dark circles, fine lines, and under-eye hollows, leaving the eyes looking brighter, fresher, and less tired. Results develop gradually as the skin regenerates and strengthens.

Most polynucleotide treatments are carried out as a course of two to three sessions spaced a few weeks apart. This allows the skin time to respond and regenerate, with results improving gradually. Maintenance sessions are advised every six to twelve months to keep the skin looking its best.

Side effects are usually mild and short-lived. You may experience redness, swelling, bruising, or small bumps at the injection points, which typically settle within a few days. As with all injectables, rarer risks such as infection or allergic reaction are discussed during consultation.

Polynucleotide treatments are suitable for men and women who want natural skin rejuvenation without added volume. They are ideal for improving hydration, fine lines, and skin elasticity, and for those looking to refresh tired areas such as the under-eyes. Treatment is not recommended if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have an active skin infection, or if you are under eighteen. A full consultation is always carried out to ensure suitability and safe treatment.

Downtime with polynucleotide treatments is usually very minimal. You may notice small bumps at the injection sites, along with mild redness or swelling, which typically settle within twenty-four to seventy-two hours. Some clients also experience light bruising that can take a few days to fade. Most people feel comfortable returning to work and daily activities straight after treatment, although it is best to avoid strenuous exercise, heat treatments, or makeup over the treated area for the first twenty-four hours. Results develop gradually as the skin repairs and regenerates, with improvements becoming more visible in the weeks following treatment.