What Are Polynucleotides and Are They Right for Me?

Polynucleotides are becoming an increasingly popular choice for people seeking a refreshed, healthy-looking complexion without changing their natural facial features. At Paige Aesthetics in Portsmouth, polynucleotide treatments are tailored to your individual skin concerns, helping to support skin quality, hydration and overall radiance.

Rather than adding volume or reshaping the face, polynucleotides focus on skin rejuvenation. They are an excellent option for clients looking for a subtle approach to improving the appearance of dull, dehydrated or ageing skin.

What Are Polynucleotides?

Polynucleotides are injectable treatments made from purified DNA fragments. When introduced into the skin, they are designed to support the skin’s natural regenerative processes, helping to improve the appearance of hydration, texture, elasticity and radiance over time.

They are commonly chosen for areas where the skin is delicate or showing early signs of ageing, including the face, neck, décolletage and under-eye area. Unlike dermal filler, polynucleotides are not used to create volume. Instead, they work with the skin to encourage a healthier, more refreshed appearance.

What Can Polynucleotides Help With?

Polynucleotide treatments may be suitable if you are concerned about:

  • Dull, tired or dehydrated-looking skin

  • Fine lines and a loss of skin elasticity

  • Uneven skin texture or tone

  • Crepey-looking skin around the eyes

  • Skin that appears less radiant or less firm than before

  • Supporting skin quality alongside other aesthetic treatments

The goal is not to change the way you look, but to support smoother, brighter and more resilient-looking skin. Results are typically subtle and develop gradually, making this treatment particularly appealing to clients who prefer a natural-looking approach.

Are Polynucleotides Right for Me?

Polynucleotides may be a good option if your main goal is to improve skin quality rather than add volume or alter facial shape. They can suit a wide range of clients and are often considered by those who want to focus on prevention, hydration and skin rejuvenation.

However, every client’s skin, medical history and goals are different. A consultation is the best way to establish whether polynucleotides are appropriate for you. At Paige Aesthetics, we will discuss your concerns, assess the treatment area and create a personalised plan based on the result you would like to achieve.

In some cases, polynucleotides may be used as part of a wider skin plan alongside treatments such as skin boosters, Profhilo or dermal filler. Your treatment plan will always be tailored to your individual needs.

What Happens During Treatment?

Following a consultation, the treatment area is prepared and the polynucleotide product is carefully injected into the skin. The appointment is generally straightforward, and you will be provided with clear aftercare advice to help you look after the area afterwards.

A course of treatments may be recommended depending on your skin concerns and desired outcome. During your consultation, we will explain the treatment process, expected downtime and the recommended plan in full.

Book a Polynucleotide Consultation in Portsmouth

If you are considering polynucleotide treatment in Portsmouth, Paige Aesthetics is here to help you explore whether it is the right option for your skin. Book a consultation today to discuss your goals and begin your personalised skin-rejuvenation journey.

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