Regenerative Medicine For Skin, Eyes, and Hair Harness the Healing Power of DNA

Originally posted on: https://www.cosmedocs.com/treatments/polynucleotide/

July 29, 2024 —

What are Polynucleotides?

Polynucleotides have been used in regenerative medicine for 30 years. While they aren’t new to aesthetic medicine, they have only recently entered the UK market. As a result, these molecules now benefit from advanced technology and extensive clinical research.

Manufacturers extract these small DNA fragments from the sperm of salmon or trout.

Furthermore, doctors can use different types of polynucleotides to treat various concerns, including hair loss, demonstrating their broad utility in medical treatments.

Polynucleotide Under Eyes Treatment

Polynucleotide Treatment Indications

he Polynucleotide treatment functions similarly to a primer-enhancing foundation. They can be effective alone or amplify the effects when combined with other therapies.

The ideal candidates for polynucleotide treatment include individuals with:

• Skin thinning
• Dehydrated and damaged skin at any age,
• Acne scars or atrophic scars,
• Androgenic alopecia and other types of hair loss,
• Pre- and post-operative care for plastic surgery, including hair transplants,
• Hyperpigmentation.

Each of these conditions can significantly benefit from this type of treatment, as polynucleotides help to improve skin and hair health effectively.

1 session every 3 weeks ideally, and a minimum of 3 sessions advised if you have never had Polynucleotides before.

As with all tissue regenerative procedures, the effect of the procedure will be seen far more in the 6-9 months when the skin has had enough time to produce enough collagen and elastin.

Hence, why it is a great treatment to combine with microneedling,PRP, lasers, surgery, profhilo, botox etc as its signaling method is different.

Targeted Treatments

Polynucleotides Under Eyes

Polynucleotides for Hair Loss

How Polynucleotides Works

Polynucleotides are great for skin treatments because they help make more of the important things that keep your skin looking healthy and young. Here’s what they do:

• Collagen:  This protein is what helps your skin stay firm and smooth. Additionally, Polynucleotides increase the amount of collagen your skin makes, which can reduce wrinkles and make your skin more elastic.
• Hyaluronic Acid (HA):  This substance helps keep your skin moist and full-looking by holding onto water. As polynucleotides help your skin produce more hyaluronic acid, which means better hydration and plumper skin.
• Elastin:  While not as much as collagen and hyaluronic acid, polynucleotides also help with making elastin. This protein lets your skin stretch and bounce back to its usual shape when touched.

By boosting these components, polynucleotides improve the texture and strength of your skin, giving it a fresher, younger look. As a result, this makes them a valuable tool in skincare and beauty treatments.

Polynucleotide Results

• Skin Hydration Polynucleotide treatments boost your skin’s moisture retention, giving it a hydrated, dewy look.
• Improved Skin Texture Patients often see smoother skin after these treatments. As they enhance cell regeneration and boost collagen, smoothing roughness and repairing minor flaws.
• Reduction in Fine Lines and Wrinkles These treatments increase collagen and elastin, which improve skin elasticity and firmness. Furthermore, this reduces fine lines and wrinkles, especially those from ageing and the environment.
• Enhanced Skin Elasticity and Firmness Increased collagen makes the skin firmer and more elastic, lifting sagging skin and enhancing a youthful appearance.
• Improved Complexion and Skin Tone Polynucleotides even out skin tone and boost complexion by improving circulation and promoting cell renewal. Similarly, this helps lighten age spots and sun damage for a more uniform skin colour.
• Anti-Inflammatory Effects These treatments have anti-inflammatory properties, helping with conditions like rosacea or acne. As a result, they calm the skin and reduce redness and irritation.
• Longevity of Results The effects of polynucleotide treatments last long, especially with follow-up sessions. Moreover, immediate improvements are visible, but the full benefits develop over several weeks as the skin regenerates and improves.

Polynucleotide Treatment Price

The Polynucleotide treatment costs £450, and it can be bought separately or as part of a package deal.

Deal of 3 syringes at £400 each, saving of £150!

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Polynucleotides vs Profhilo vs Fillers

The main difference among these treatments is what they do and how they work on our skin.

Polynucleotides contain essential DNA fragments that encourage the skin to produce collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid and help manage inflammation and skin color. This makes them different from Profhilo and fillers, which don’t have these capabilities. Profhilo and dermal fillers are made from hyaluronic acid, but fillers are cross-linked to help fill in volume, while Profhilo is not and works differently.

In Profhilo, hyaluronic acid actively boosts collagen and elastin production, unlike in fillers. Polynucleotides create collagen and elastin as part of the healing process they trigger in the skin.

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