Polynucleotides

Next-generation regenerative aesthetics — for skin that needs repair, not volume.

Polynucleotides are short fragments of DNA (typically derived from salmon) that, when injected into the skin, stimulate the body's own repair and regeneration processes. They are particularly effective for the delicate under-eye area, post-acne scarring, and skin showing signs of cellular fatigue. Polynucleotides are not a filler — they don't add volume; they regenerate existing tissue.

Key benefits

• 01Cellular regeneration — works with the body, not against it
• 02Particularly effective for the delicate under-eye area
• 03Excellent for those wanting alternatives to filler
• 04Improves skin quality at the dermal level
• 05Strong evidence base in dermatology research

Skin diagnostic

We assess where regeneration is most needed — under-eye, full face, scalp or scarring areas.

Multi-session plan

Most patients have 2–3 sessions, 2–4 weeks apart, with optional maintenance.

Treatment

Microinjections placed superficially in the dermis. Topical numbing 20 minutes before.

Build-up

Results build over 4–8 weeks as your skin's regenerative processes activate.

• Tired, dull or compromised skin
• Crepey under-eyes (instead of, or alongside, tear-trough filler)
• Atrophic acne scarring
• Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
• Patients seeking regenerative rather than volumising treatment

• Pregnancy or breastfeeding
• Allergy to fish (salmon-derived product)
• Autoimmune conditions (assessed at consultation)
• Active skin infection

What to do after your appointment.

Aftercare is part of the treatment. We'll send you a written aftercare guide via email, and Kelly is reachable on WhatsApp for any questions in the days following.

1. 01Avoid makeup for 12 hours
2. 02Mild redness and swelling for 12–24 hours
3. 03Avoid exercise for 24 hours
4. 04No facials or aggressive skincare for 2 weeks
5. 05SPF essential — your skin is regenerating