Deborah Anne Aesthetics Hair &Beauty

£15

Polynucleotides are an advanced injectable skin treatment used in aesthetics to repair, regenerate, and deeply hydrate the skin rather than just filling lines like dermal filler.

They are often called “skin boosters on steroids” or “DNA skin repair” because they work at a cellular level.

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What Are Polynucleotides?

Polynucleotides are purified DNA fragments (usually derived from salmon or trout DNA) that are:
• Biocompatible with human skin
• Highly purified and safe when medical-grade
• Used to stimulate fibroblasts (collagen-producing cells)

They do not add volume like filler — they improve skin quality, elasticity, and healing.

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What Do Polynucleotides Do?

They help with:

• Fine lines & wrinkles
• Dark under-eyes / crepey skin
• Acne scarring
• Sun damage
• Loose or thinning skin
• Redness & inflammation
• Neck & décolletage ageing
• Hand rejuvenation

Key Benefits
• Boosts collagen & elastin
• Improves skin thickness
• Deep hydration
• Anti-inflammatory
• Speeds healing
• Natural looking results

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Common Treatment Areas
• Under Eyes (very popular)
• Face
• Neck
• Décolletage
• Hands
• Acne-scar areas

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How Many Sessions?

Typical protocol:
• 3 sessions
• 3–4 weeks apart
• Maintenance every 6–9 months

Results are gradual and natural, usually starting around week 3–4 and continuing to improve.

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Downtime
• Small bumps for 24–48 hours
• Mild swelling or bruising possible
• Minimal downtime compared to filler