How polynucleotides work
Polynucleotides are chains of purified DNA fragments that stimulate the skin’s natural repair processes. When injected, they activate fibroblasts and encourage higher levels of collagen, elastin and extracellular matrix components. They also have anti inflammatory and hydrating properties, making them ideal for compromised, thinning or ageing skin.
Unlike dermal fillers that add volume or shape, polynucleotides behave like a regenerative scaffold. They help rebuild damaged tissue, improve microcirculation, promote healing and encourage new collagen formation. Over time, the skin becomes firmer, smoother and more elastic, with a healthier, more rested appearance.
Polynucleotides are particularly effective in delicate areas where fillers can appear heavy, such as under the eyes. They strengthen thinning skin, reduce crepey texture, improve hydration and soften early fine lines without adding any bulk.
Most patients undergo a course of two to three treatments spaced two to four weeks apart. Improvements begin gradually and continue to develop for several months as the skin regenerates.