Polynucleotides
Regenerative Treatment
Polynucleotide Skin Regeneration Treatments in London
Are you searching for advanced skin rejuvenation treatments?
Our clinic specialises in the latest innovative polynucleotide treatments in London. Renowned for their exceptional regenerative properties, polynucleotides are the key to achieving youthful and radiant skin.
London is home to some of the best aesthetic clinics, and our clinic stands out with it’s bespoke approach to polynucleotide therapy. Treatments are tailored to your skin’s unique needs. With polynucleotides, you can expect noticeable improvements in your skin firmness, hydration, and smoothness.
Treatment Overview
What Are Polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides are natural compounds composed of nucleotides, the building blocks of DNA and RNA.
In aesthetic medicine, polynucleotide treatments use the regenerative properties of these molecules to promote skin rejuvenation, hydration, and healing. At our London, Dublin and Dubai clinics, we specialise in bespoke polynucleotide treatments designed to enhance skin quality and vitality.
Mechanism of Action
How Do Polynucleotides Work?
When injected into the skin, polynucleotides stimulate cellular growth and repair by attracting water molecules, enhancing hydration, and promoting collagen production, as well as improve blood flow to the area.
This process not only improves skin elasticity and firmness but also aids in the repair of damaged tissues and reduces inflammation, making it an excellent treatment for ageing skin and various dermatological issues.
Treatment Process
Polynucleotide Treatment Protocol
Our clinic’s approach to polynucleotide treatment includes the following steps:
Initial consultation to discuss your skin concerns and goals to determine the most effective treatment plan. The target area is then thoroughly cleansed and prepared for treatment. Using fine needles or cannula, polynucleotides are carefully injected into the dermal layer of the skin.
Post-treatment care instructions include avoiding make up or skin products for 4 hours post treatment and avoiding excessive exercise to reduce the risk of swelling and bruising.
Lip Filler FAQs
If you’re considering polynucleotide treatment and want to understand how it works, what to expect after treatment, or any potential side effects, this section is designed to give you a clear and informed overview.
At our London clinic, we take a personalised and medically led approach to polynucleotide treatments, focusing on skin regeneration, hydration, and repair rather than volume change. From understanding how polynucleotides support skin quality at a cellular level, to how results develop over time, we cover everything you need to know to feel confident in your polynucleotide treatment journey.
What are Polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides are natural compounds composed of nucleotides, the building blocks of DNA and RNA. In aesthetic medicine, polynucleotide treatments use the regenerative properties of these molecules to promote skin rejuvenation, hydration, and healing. At our London, Dublin and Dubai clinics, we specialise in bespoke polynucleotide treatments designed to enhance skin quality and vitality.
How do Polynucleotides work?
When injected into the skin, polynucleotides stimulate cellular growth and repair by attracting water molecules, enhancing hydration, and promoting collagen production, as well as improve blood flow to the area. This process not only improves skin elasticity and firmness but also aids in the repair of damaged tissues and reduces inflammation, making it an excellent treatment for ageing skin and various dermatological issues.
What is the Polynucleotide treatment protocol?
- Initial Consultation: We discuss your skin concerns and goals to determine the most effective treatment plan.
- Preparation: The target area is thoroughly cleansed and prepared for treatment.
- Injection: Using fine needles or cannula, polynucleotides are carefully injected into the dermal layer of the skin.
- Post-Treatment Care: Instructions include avoiding make up or skin products for 4 hours post treatment and avoid excessive exercise to reduce risk of swelling and bruising.
What are the benefits of Polynucleotide treatments?
- Enhanced Skin Hydration: Increases moisture retention for a plumper, more youthful complexion.
- Improved Skin Elasticity: Boosts collagen production, reducing fine lines and wrinkles.
- Healing Properties: Helps repair sun damage and improve the overall skin texture.
- Anti-inflammatory Effects: Reduces skin redness and irritation, beneficial for sensitive or reactive skin types.
What are the risks of Polynucleotide treatments?
While polynucleotide treatments are generally well-tolerated and safe, they can include minor risks, such as:
- Mild Swelling and Redness: Typically resolves within a few hours to days.
- Bruising at Injection Site: Occurs occasionally but is usually temporary.
- Sensitivity: Some patients may experience temporary sensitivity at the treatment area.
What is the longevity of Polynucleotide treatments?
The results of polynucleotide treatments can last up to 6-12 months and are influenced by factors such as the individual’s skin type, age, and lifestyle. To maintain optimal results, regular treatment sessions as advised during your consultation at our London, Dublin, and Dubai clinics are recommended.
What skin concerns can Polynucleotide treatments help improve?
Polynucleotide treatments are commonly used to support skin quality in patients experiencing a range of age-related and environmental skin concerns.
These may include photoaging, where long-term sun exposure contributes to pigmentation changes, fine lines, and reduced skin resilience. They are also used in cases of reduced skin elasticity, which occurs as collagen and elastin levels naturally decline over time, leading to a loss of firmness.
Patients with dull or dehydrated skin may benefit, as dehydration and barrier impairment can leave the skin looking tired, rough, or lacking radiance. Fine lines and wrinkles may become more noticeable as collagen production slows and skin structure weakens with age.
Polynucleotides are also used to support skin repair and regeneration, helping to improve overall skin resilience and recovery from daily environmental stress. In addition, they may be suitable for certain inflammatory skin conditions, where chronic inflammation contributes to redness, sensitivity, and impaired skin barrier function.
Suitability for treatment is always assessed during consultation to ensure the most appropriate approach for each individual.
Patient Education
Understanding JULÄINE™ with Dr Paul Elgey
In this short video, Dr Paul Elgey explains what JULÄINE™ is, how it works, and who it is most suitable for.
He also discusses how collagen biostimulation differs from traditional dermal fillers, and why a regenerative approach can be ideal for patients seeking subtle, long-term improvement in skin quality.
This explanation is part of Dr Elgey’s commitment to patient education, ensuring you fully understand your treatment options before making a decision.
