Polynucleotide — Skin Booster

Polynucleotide skin booster — collagen-stimulating injections that hydrate and improve skin texture. Book a consultation.

Intro (short):
Polynucleotide (PN) skin boosters are a modern injectable treatment that helps hydrate skin, stimulate fibroblasts and improve elasticity and texture. It’s an excellent choice for fine lines, dull skin and improving skin quality. Results develop over weeks as your skin builds collagen and hydration.

How it works:
We inject tiny amounts of a polynucleotide solution into the upper dermis. Polynucleotides act as tissue stimulators — they support cell regeneration, decrease inflammation and encourage natural collagen and elastin production. (Polynucleotide therapy is commonly used as a skin booster in clinics worldwide.)

Benefits:

• Smoother, firmer skin

• Improved skin tone and texture

• Reduced fine lines and early signs of ageing

• Improved hydration and ‘glow’

Who is a good candidate:
Suitable for adults wanting skin quality improvement without large-volume fillers. Not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding clients, active skin infection, or certain autoimmune conditions — a medical consultation is required.

Typical course & timeline:

• Recommend a course of 3 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart for best results.

• Some clients notice improvements after the first session; collagen-driven changes continue for 2–3 months.

What to expect during treatment:

• Quick consultation and consent.

• Numbing cream or local anaesthetic may be used.

• Microinjections performed; session ~30–45 minutes.

• Mild redness, swelling or tiny bruises are common and usually settle in a few days.

Downtime & aftercare:

• Minimal downtime: avoid heavy exercise, hot baths/sauna and strong sun for 48–72 hours.

• Apply cold compress if needed and avoid strong skincare (retinol/peels) for 48–72 hours.

Risks & contraindications (short):

• Temporary redness, swelling, bruising.

• Rare allergic reaction — disclose allergies and medications (especially blood thinners).

• Not for pregnant or breastfeeding clients; consult your clinician if you have autoimmune disease.

FAQ (short):
Q: How long do results last?
A: Results vary — often 6–12 months; maintenance sessions recommended 1–2 times per year.

Q: Does it hurt?
A: Mild discomfort; topical numbing and small needles reduce pain.

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