Polynucleotide Treatment In Kent

Polynucleotide treatments use biocompatible, purified DNA fragments derived from natural sources such as salmon / trout. These fragments stimulate cell repair, regeneration, and hydration, making them safe and effective for various skin types. The polynucleotides work to restore skin elasticity, boost collagen production, and improve overall texture, offering a rejuvenated, youthful appearance. Their natural origin ensures minimal risk of adverse reactions, making them a popular choice for skin revitalisation. You may not be considered a suitable candidate if you are allergic to fish.

Polynucleotide treatments involve a series of small injections, and most patients experience minimal discomfort during the procedure. A topical numbing cream is typically applied beforehand to enhance comfort. Post-treatment, minor redness or swelling may occur but generally resolves quickly. Patients often describe the experience as tolerable, with the benefits far outweighing any temporary discomfort.

After treatment, avoid direct sunlight, intense exercise, or makeup application for 24 hours to minimise irritation. Keep the skin clean and moisturised, and use a high SPF (50+) to protect treated areas. Hydration is crucial for optimal results. Any redness or swelling should subside within a few days, with minimal downtime required.

Our polynucleotide treatment costs £350. Get in touch to book your consultation and discuss a treatment package.

The results of polynucleotide treatment can last up to 6 months after treatment at the clinic in Kent. However, this depends on individual skin conditions and lifestyle factors. To maintain the rejuvenation benefits, it is often recommended to have maintenance sessions every 6-12 months.

New Ash Green Dental & Aesthetics is an excellent choice for polynucleotide treatment due to Dr. Arti’s expertise as a highly trained aesthetic injector with a background in dentistry, ensuring precision and safety. Each treatment is personalised to achieve natural-looking results, enhancing facial harmony and confidence.

Polynucleotide treatments are generally low-risk, but mild side effects can occur. These may include redness, swelling, or bruising at the injection site, which are temporary and typically subside within a few days. Dr. Arti performs a comprehensive pre-treatment assessment to ensure the treatment is suitable for each individual, helping to minimise the likelihood of complications or post-treatment issues.

No, polynucleotides are not like fillers. Polynucleotides are an advanced type of skin boosters that regenerate skin at a cellular level, stimulating collagen and elastin production to enhance skin quality, texture, and hydration. In contrast, dermal fillers, often made of hyaluronic acid, are used to add volume and plump the skin.