Treatment
Polynucleotides
Deep revitalisation of skin quality.
Key points
- Duration: 30 min
- Skin quality
- Hydration
A medical overview of polynucleotides, aimed at improving hydration, elasticity and overall skin quality through an injectable approach.
Benefits
- Skin quality
- Hydration
Indications
- Dehydrated skin
- Loss of elasticity
Treatment areas
- Face
- Eye contour
Duration: 30 min
Frequently asked questions
What are they?
They are presented in a personalised medical consultation.
Combined programme
Combine it with photobiomodulation
Red and near-infrared light can be integrated between your sessions to support skin quality, biostimulation and recovery, within a personalised medical programme.
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The doctor answers
Lately I hear a lot about injectable peptides in aesthetic medicine. What exactly are they, how do they work and are they really worth it?— CristinaRead I'm 48, I smoked for years, I drink alcohol occasionally and I've had a lot of sun exposure throughout my life. I'm starting to notice more wrinkles and a loss of skin quality. I feel a bit lost with so many treatments: polynucleotides, exosomes, skinboosters, biostimulators… Which treatment would you recommend and how many sessions are usually needed?— Elena, 48Read
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