An injectable, regenerative treatment made from salmon or trout DNA fragments that boost collagen and elastin to repair skin quality, firmness and hydration.
Polynucleotides
Restore, repair, and rejuvenate your skin with polynucleotides — the next generation of regenerative aesthetics for the eyes, face, and body.
What are Polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides are an advanced injectable skin treatment designed to repair, regenerate and deeply hydrate the skin at a cellular level. Derived from purified DNA fragments, usually from salmon or trout, they work to stimulate tissue repair and improve overall skin quality, making them a powerful option for natural, long-term rejuvenation.
What Do Polynucleotides Do?
Polynucleotides focus on improving skin health from within rather than simply masking concerns. This treatment is ideal for:
- Improving skin elasticity and firmness
- Deep hydration and skin revitalisation
- Reducing fine lines and wrinkles
- Strengthening and repairing damaged skin
- Improving skin texture and tone
- Supporting collagen and elastin production
They are suitable for multiple areas of the body, including delicate and hard-to-treat zones.
Treatment Areas
Under Eyes
Polynucleotides are particularly effective for the delicate under-eye area. They help to:
- Improve dark circles caused by thin skin
- Smooth fine lines and crepey skin
- Hydrate and brighten tired-looking eyes
- Strengthen thin, fragile skin
Face
When used on the face, polynucleotides work to rejuvenate and restore overall skin quality by:
- Enhancing firmness and elasticity
- Smoothing lines and improving texture
- Restoring a healthy, radiant glow
- Supporting long-term skin regeneration
Body
Polynucleotides can also be used on areas of the body to improve the skin condition, including:
- Neck and décolletage
- Hands
- Abdomen or areas with skin laxity
They help to firm, repair, and improve the appearance of ageing or damaged skin across the body including stretch marks.
How Do They Work?
Once injected, polynucleotides stimulate fibroblast activity, encouraging the production of collagen and elastin. They also improve skin hydration by binding water and creating an optimal environment for skin repair.
This process supports tissue regeneration, improves skin structure and delivers gradual, natural-looking results over time.
How Often Should You Have This Treatment?
A course of at least 3 treatments spaced 2-3 weeks apart is typically recommended for best results. Maintenance treatments every 4–6 months will help sustain improvements and keep the skin looking healthy and rejuvenated.
Minimal prep required
45 minutes appointment time
Little downtime (possible mild swelling or bruising)
Gradual, natural-looking results
Results last for 6 - 12 months