Polynucleotide Treatment

Post-treatment, you might notice minor swelling or bruising, but these effects are temporary. Normal activities can be resumed immediately, though it’s advised to avoid touching the area to prevent infection.

Common side effects include slight swelling, mild bruising, or tiny bumps at the injection site, which typically fade quickly and can be covered with makeup.

This treatment suits most people but may not be ideal for those with certain sensitivities, vegetarians, vegans, or individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Polynucleotides can be used on several areas, including the face, neck, inner arms, décolletage, thighs, knees, and more.

A medical consultation will help determine your suitability, taking into account health history, goals, and any specific considerations.

A trained professional performs polynucleotide injections on targeted areas in a 30-minute session.

All treatments are carried out by qualified medical professionals, such as Dr. Fay or a similarly certified specialist.

Following the treatment, your doctor will advise on specific aftercare steps. Avoiding touching the area is crucial to prevent infection.

Regular maintenance every three to four months helps extend results. A good skincare routine and sun protection can also maintain the treatment’s benefits.

Popular brands on the market include Juvenus, PhilArt, Nucleofill, Plinest, Ameera, and Plenhyage.