Polynucleotides

Polynucleotides are injectable regenerative medicine treatments designed to improve the quality of the skin by stimulating its natural repair mechanisms.

Their objective is not to increase the volume of the face or modify its features, but to favour skin regeneration, improve elasticity, increase hydration and achieve firmer, more luminous and healthier skin.

In recent years they have become one of the most innovative tools for the natural rejuvenation of the skin.

Polynucleotides create a favourable biological environment for tissue repair. After their infiltration, they favour the activity of fibroblasts, the natural production of collagen, the synthesis of elastin, the hydration of the dermis and the regeneration of the tissues.

As a consequence, the skin progressively recovers firmness, elasticity and luminosity.

Polynucleotides are indicated to improve skin ageing, thin skin, loss of elasticity, dehydration, photoageing, fine wrinkles, certain selected superficial scars and the overall quality of the skin.

They can also be used as a complement to other aesthetic medicine treatments.

Depending on the needs of the patient, they can be used in:

• Face.
• Eye contour.
• Neck.
• Décolletage.
• Back of the hands.
• Scalp, in specific hair medicine protocols.
• Other selected body areas.

Each indication must be individualised.

Candidates may be patients who wish to improve the quality of their skin, present initial or moderate signs of ageing, seek a progressive and natural rejuvenation, want to improve the skin of the eye contour or prefer regenerative treatments over procedures that provide volume.

After a medical assessment, polynucleotides are administered through micro-injections or, in certain areas, using cannulas.

The procedure usually lasts between 20 and 40 minutes. Most patients can resume their usual activity the same day.

The results are progressive. During the first weeks the hydration of the skin improves. Subsequently, firmness, elasticity and luminosity increase as the natural regeneration processes advance.

The result continues to evolve over several weeks.

The duration depends on age, the initial state of the skin, the protocol performed, lifestyle habits and the individual response.

An initial treatment with several sessions followed by periodic maintenance sessions is usually recommended.

Polynucleotides make it possible to improve the quality of the skin, favour skin regeneration, increase hydration, improve elasticity, increase firmness, attenuate small wrinkles and achieve more luminous and uniform skin.

All this while completely respecting the expression and the facial anatomy.

Like any injectable treatment, mild and transient side effects can appear: redness, inflammation, small bruises, local sensitivity and slight swelling during the first hours.

Significant complications are infrequent when the procedure is performed by an experienced doctor.

After the treatment it is usually recommended to avoid intense exercise during the first 24 hours, avoid saunas and intense heat for one or two days, avoid direct sun exposure during the first days, not manipulate the treated area and follow the recommendations of the doctor.

Yes. They are frequently combined with skinboosters, collagen biostimulators, hyaluronic acid, neuromodulators, medical lasers, medical peels and other regenerative medicine procedures.

The combination makes it possible to design completely personalised protocols.

It is advisable to request a medical assessment when the skin has lost quality, you observe dehydration or loss of elasticity, you wish to prevent skin ageing, you seek a regenerative treatment with natural results or you want to improve the delicate skin of the eye contour.

• Myth: Polynucleotides increase the volume of the face. Fact: No. Their purpose is to regenerate the skin and improve its quality, not to provide volume.
• Myth: The results are immediate. Fact: Skin regeneration takes time, so the improvement appears progressively.
• Myth: They are only useful for older people. Fact: They can also be used preventively to maintain healthy skin and delay the signs of ageing.
• Myth: They replace all other aesthetic treatments. Fact: They are one more tool within a personalised rejuvenation plan and can be combined with other procedures.
• Myth: The results look artificial. Fact: Precisely, one of their main objectives is to improve the quality of the skin while completely respecting naturalness.

• Polynucleotides are regenerative treatments that improve the quality of the skin.
• They favour the natural production of collagen and the repair of the tissues.
• They do not provide volume or modify the facial features.
• The results appear progressively and maintain a very natural appearance.
• They are especially useful to improve the skin of the face, the neck and the eye contour.
• The individualised medical assessment makes it possible to design the most appropriate protocol for each patient.