Polynucleotides
Everything you need to know about this breakthrough treatment
What are polynucleotides & how to they work?
Polynucleotides are revolutionary substances derived from DNA, used in aesthetic procedures to enhance skin health. When injected, they stimulate the proliferation of fibroblasts, which are cells responsible for producing collagen and elastin. This leads to increased production of these proteins, essential for maintaining skin structure and elasticity.
With their rejuvenative properties, polynucleotides offer a great alternative to tear trough fillers. Instead of adding volume, which can migrate over time, polynucleotides restore the skin's natural health. While fillers can be a good option for some, polynucleotides are likely more suitable for a wider range of ages, skin types, and concerns.
What can polynucleotides treat?
Fine Line + wrinkles
Ageing Skin
Dark Circles
Under eye puffiness
Hollowness
Dull Skin
Dehydrated skin
FAQ's
Does it Hurt?
No - The needle used for polynucleotides is the tiniest we have. The injections are also very superficial, making it a very comfortable treatment. We also use a topical numbing cream, just to make your treatment extra lovely!HOW MANY TREATMENTS WILL I NEED?
We generally recommend a course of two treatments for most people to see optimum results - however, this does vary from person to person and our practitioners will be happy to advise you, based on your individual needs. HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
We offer a range of treatment plans for Polynucleotides; from multiple courses to full face and under eyes. Prices start at £250. HOW LONG DO RESULTS LAST?
The results of Polynucleotides typically last 6-12 months, after which we would suggest a top up to maintain your glowing results!
Why Hestia?
At The Hestia Clinic, we have been administering polynucleotide treatments for over a year, achieving numerous highly successful outcomes. Our success is attributed not only to our team's expertise but also to the extensive research conducted by our director, Lauren. Lauren has authored papers documenting her research and discoveries in polynucleotide development, establishing herself as a leading expert in this treatment.
