Description

Give your skin a refresh for tired and dehydrated skin, with skin boosters! Polynucleotides work by repairing the skin to stimulate collagen and elastin.

What Are Polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides are organic molecules composed of sugar, phosphate, and a nitrogen-containing base.
They form chains, such as DNA and RNA.
In aesthetics, polynucleotides have gained attention for their skin-enhancing properties.

How Do Polynucleotide Injections Work?
Hydration: Polynucleotides attract water molecules, improving skin hydration.
Anti-Free Radical Action: They act as scavengers, neutralizing harmful hydroxyl radicals caused by stress, cell damage, or UV rays.

Mechanism of Action:
Polynucleotides stimulate:
Dermal Fibroblasts: Enhancing collagen and elastin production.
Adipocytes: Improving fat function.
Osteoblasts: Benefiting bone health.
Overall, they:
Improve skin hydration.
Have antioxidant effects.
Enhance collagen and elastin.

Treatment Process:
Non-Invasive: Polynucleotide injections are non-surgical.
Targeted Application: Injected into the deep dermis using a micro bolus technique or subcutaneous fat layer using a cannula.
Patient Selection:
Older patients with moderate tissue laxity benefit most.
Younger patients showing initial age-related changes can also benefit.
Often used in thin, lax areas like the tear trough.

Results and Considerations:
Patience Required: Genuine results take time as fibroblasts activate collagen and elastin production.
Not a Facelift: Polynucleotides cannot replace surgical facelifts.
Individualized Protocols: Treatment protocols vary based on the product and target tissue.