Polynucleotide

Polynucleotide skin boosters are injectable treatments designed to regenerate and repair the skin at a cellular level. Derived from purified DNA fragments, they improve hydration, elasticity, skin texture, and overall skin health. Ideal for delicate areas such as under the eyes, face, neck, and hands, polynucleotides deliver natural rejuvenation with minimal downtime.

1. The skin is cleansed and disinfected 
2. Polynucleotides are injected using fine needles or a cannula
3. Multiple small injections are placed in the treatment area
4. A soothing cream may be applied afterwards

The whole procedure should take around 30 minutes. A course of 2-3 sessions spaced two to four weeks apart is recommended?

 Common side effects include

• Mild redness or swelling
• Small injection bumps
• Tenderness
• Bruising (especially around the eyes)
   

These usually settle within 24–72 hours.

First 24 hours:

Avoid touching, rubbing, or massaging the treated area

Do not apply makeup to treated areas

Avoid exercise, saunas, steam rooms, swimming, and hot baths

Avoid alcohol

Keep the skin clean and dry
 

First 48 hours:

Avoid active skincare products such as retinol, acids, and vitamin C

Avoid facials or other aesthetic treatments

Use a gentle cleanser and moisturiser

Apply SPF 30–50 if exposed to daylight
 

First 7 days:

Avoid excessive sun exposure and sunbeds

Avoid laser treatments, chemical peels, or microneedling

Maintain good hydration