POLYNUCLEOTIDES
ADVANCED SKIN REJUVENATION FOR HEALTHIER, MORE RADIANT-LOOKING SKIN
Polynucleotides are an advanced injectable skin rejuvenation treatment designed to support the skin's natural repair and renewal processes. Rather than adding significant volume, polynucleotides focus on improving the appearance of skin hydration, elasticity, texture and overall skin quality.
Polynucleotide treatments are available at Belle Fleur Medical Aesthetics in Carrickfergus, making them convenient for clients travelling from Ballyclare, Glengormley, Newtownabbey, Belfast, Antrim, Larne, Greenisland, Whitehead and surrounding areas.
Whether your skin feels dehydrated, looks tired or dull, or you're noticing fine lines and reduced elasticity, polynucleotides provide a gradual approach to improving the overall quality and appearance of your skin.
Treatment OVerview
What does it Treat?
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Dehydrated skin
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Fine lines
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Reduced skin elasticity
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Loss of firmness
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Uneven skin texture
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Crepey-looking skin
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Dull or tired-looking skin
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Under-eye skin quality
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Early signs of ageing
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Lack of radiance
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Overall skin quality
Benefits
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Supports the skin's natural regenerative processes
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Improves the appearance of skin quality
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Supports hydration
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Helps improve the appearance of fine lines
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Supports firmer, more elastic-looking skin
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Can improve the appearance of texture
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Enhances the appearance of radiance
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Provides a natural-looking approach to skin rejuvenation
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Can form part of a personalised skin plan
Who is it for?
Polynucleotides may be suitable for adults looking to improve the quality and condition of their skin without creating significant additional facial volume.
They can be particularly suited to clients noticing dehydration, fine lines, reduced elasticity, dullness or changes in skin quality.
Your skin, medical history and individual concerns will be assessed during your consultation to determine whether polynucleotides are appropriate for you.
Treatment Details
Treatment time: 30–45 minutes
Results: Develop gradually over several weeks
Longevity: Varies depending on the individual, treatment area and maintenance plan
What to Expect from your treatment
Consultation: Your skin, concerns, medical history and treatment goals are assessed before creating your personalised treatment plan.
Treatment: Polynucleotides are introduced into carefully selected areas using a series of small injections. The treatment area and technique are tailored to your individual needs.
Results: Polynucleotides work gradually. Improvements in hydration, texture and overall skin quality can develop over the following weeks as the skin responds to treatment.
Downtime & Aftercare
Downtime is generally minimal. You may experience temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, small raised injection points or bruising around the treated areas.
These effects usually settle as the skin recovers. You will receive personalised aftercare advice following your appointment, including guidance on skincare, exercise and heat exposure while the treated area settles.
Are polynucleotides the same as dermal filler?
No. Polynucleotides are primarily used to support skin quality, hydration and regeneration, rather than provide the structural volume associated with traditional dermal fillers.
How many polynucleotide treatments will I need?
The number of treatments depends on your individual skin concerns and desired outcome. A course may be recommended and will be discussed during your consultation.
When will I see results?
Results develop gradually rather than appearing immediately. Improvements in hydration and skin quality can develop over the following weeks, with further changes continuing as the skin responds to treatment.
Can polynucleotides be used around the eyes?
Selected polynucleotide treatments may be suitable for the delicate eye area. Suitability depends on the individual, product and treatment area and will be assessed during your consultation.
Is there any downtime?
Downtime is generally minimal. Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, small bumps or bruising can occur following treatment and usually settle as the skin recovers.