What do polynucleotides do to the skin?
Polynucleotides are regenerative treatments that help the skin repair, hydrate and strengthen itself. They stimulate collagen and elastin production, improve hydration levels and promote healthy cell turnover. The result is firmer, smoother, healthier-looking skin with improved tone and texture.
How polynucleotides benefit the skin
- Boost collagen and elastin: Helps firm the skin, improve elasticity and soften fine lines.
- Increases hydration: They attract and retain moisture, improving plumpness and glow.
- Promotes cell regeneration: Supports healing, improves texture and encourages a healthier complexion.
- Reduces inflammation: Helps calm irritated or stressed skin.
- Improves skin tone: Helps brighten the skin and reduce uneven pigmentation.
How the treatment works
Purified polynucleotides are placed into the skin with a fine needle across selected areas. Rather than adding volume, they support the skin's own repair response, so the change builds over weeks rather than appearing on the day. A session takes 10 to 20 minutes and you can go straight back to work.
Where they are used
The face, neck, décolletage, the area around the eyes and the hands. Under the eyes they are often the better option where filler is not suitable, because the problem there is thin skin rather than a hollow.
How many sessions, and what it costs
Usually a course of three sessions spaced three to four weeks apart, with maintenance every six to twelve months. At Dermamina one area is £300 a session, and a course of six is £270 per session.
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