Polynucleotides in Fleet & Peterborough
Regenerative injections that help your skin repair itself: firmer, brighter skin around the eyes and beyond.
Eyes£150per session
Regenerative injections that help your skin repair itself: firmer, brighter skin around the eyes and beyond.
Polynucleotides are made from purified fish DNA, so they are not suitable if you have a fish allergy.
Polynucleotides (PNs) are injectable skin treatments made from highly purified DNA fragments, typically derived from salmon or trout. They are designed to support the skin’s own repair and regeneration, rather than adding volume or relaxing muscles.
Over the following weeks, skin can look and feel more hydrated, firmer and smoother, with improvements to fine lines and overall quality.
Polynucleotides suit women and men who want healthier, better-quality skin without changing their features. They pair well with other treatments as part of a longer-term skin plan. Because they are derived from fish DNA, they are not suitable if you have a fish allergy. We’ll check this and the rest of your medical history at consultation.
From your first conversation to your aftercare, this is how an appointment works.
We assess your skin, discuss your concerns and recommend the number of sessions likely to suit you.
Small injections across the treatment area, with numbing cream where appropriate for comfort.
Small bumps and redness usually settle within a day or two. Avoid make-up for 12 hours and exercise, alcohol and heat for 24 hours.
Your exact price is always confirmed at your consultation, before any treatment goes ahead.
Price guide
Polynucleotides usually work best as a course of sessions a few weeks apart. We’ll recommend a plan at your consultation.
A £50 deposit secures your appointment. Change or cancel with at least 48 hours’ notice.
Polynucleotides are usually most effective as a course of treatments a few weeks apart. We'll recommend a plan at your consultation.
Results build gradually over several weeks as your skin responds, with continued improvement across a course.
No. Because they are derived from salmon or trout DNA, they are not suitable for anyone with a fish allergy.
Usually minimal. Small bumps at the injection points typically settle within 24 to 48 hours, and the under-eye area can show mild swelling or bruising.
Yes, they often complement skin boosters, microneedling and anti-wrinkle treatment. We'll advise on timing.
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly and we’ll reply personally.
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