Polynucleotides in Shoreham

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An injectable treatment that improves a whole host of skin concerns by triggering your skin's own repair processes and collagen production.

Fine lines, laxity, pigmentation and acne scarring
Under-eye hollows and dark circles
£800 for a course of three
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Your skin's own repair

What polynucleotides are

Polynucleotides are an injectable skin treatment. They work by triggering your skin's own repair processes and collagen synthesis, so the improvement comes from your own tissue.

Three treatments three to four weeks apart are advised. Results are apparent within three to four weeks and keep improving after that.

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Skin quality and under-eyes

Who they suit

They suit skin that has lost firmness, looks dehydrated or tired, or has uneven pigmentation, redness or old acne scarring. They're also one of the better options for hollowness and dark circles under the eyes.

A maintenance treatment every six months, with good skincare at home, keeps the benefit going.

What polynucleotides help with

Under-eye hollows and dark circles

One of the most common reasons people ask about polynucleotides.

Fine lines

Lines soften as the skin repairs and thickens.

Laxity

Skin that has lost some of its firmness.

Dehydration

Skin that looks flat and tired however much moisturiser it gets.

Pigmentation and rosacea

Uneven tone and redness.

Acne scarring

Improves alongside the overall quality of the skin.

Polynucleotide questions

Three treatments three to four weeks apart, then a maintenance treatment every six months.

£800 for a course of three on the face, or £300 for a single treatment, including maintenance. The full list is on the prices page.

Results are apparent within three to four weeks, and they keep improving after that.

Skin boosters hydrate deep in the skin and stimulate collagen. Polynucleotides trigger the skin's own repair processes. I'll tell you which suits your skin, or whether a combination would do more.

Small bumps at the injection points usually settle within a day or so, and bruising is possible. Most people carry on as normal.

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Book a consultation

Find out whether polynucleotides would suit your skin, and how they compare with the other options.