Polynucleotides Treatment London

A polynucleotide injectable treatment is a regenerative skin booster designed to improve the health and appearance of your skin from within. Polynucleotides are DNA fragments that, when injected, stimulate your skin’s natural repair processes. They encourage collagen and elastin production, enhance hydration, and reduce inflammation — all of which lead to firmer, smoother, and more radiant skin.

Unlike treatments that simply add volume, polynucleotides focus on strengthening and rejuvenating your skin at a cellular level for long-lasting, natural results.

The effects of each session can be seen for several months, we recommend 2 to 3 sessions over a 3-week period. We also advise maintenance treatments every 6 to 9 months.

The rejuvenating effects of polynucleotide treatments are long-lasting, with maintenance sessions recommended every 6-9 months for enduring skin health and vitality. Regular treatments can provide more noticeable and long-lasting results

Yes, the polynucleotide treatments used at Omniya Clinic are biocompatible and safe across various skin types and conditions. During your appointment, your practitioner will have a thorough consultation with you to ensure you are suitable for the treatment.

Ameela was the first to market, and it stands out due to its potent combination of PDRN Salmon DNA, purity, moisturising power, and ability to target free radicals and regenerate tissue.

Polynucleotide injections work by activating fibroblasts – the skin cells responsible for producing collagen and elastin. By boosting these structural proteins, the treatment helps firm and strengthen the skin, improving elasticity and resilience. Over time, this reduces the appearance of sagging and creates a more lifted, youthful look.

Yes, polynucleotide treatments are generally suitable for sensitive skin, but it’s always best to consult with your practitioner to tailor the treatment to your skin.

Yes. Polynucleotide injections can be used under the eyes to refresh tired eyes, reduce dark circles and fine lines for a brighter more youthful look.

Polynucleotides work well with other aesthetic treatments, like dermal fillers. They can help to harmonise the face while refining skin texture and tone.

Polynucleotide treatments support the skin’s natural cell regeneration, to improve texture, resilience and overall skin quality over time.

By stimulating collagen and elastin production polynucleotide injections smoothes out the skin, reduces fine lines and revives dull or rough skin.

Polynucleotide treatments should be performed by an experienced medical professional to get the best results and safety.

Yes, most patients can go back to their normal routine soon after treatment as polynucleotide injections have minimal downtime.

Polynucleotides and dermal fillers are both popular aesthetic treatments, but they work in very different ways. Dermal fillers are designed to add or restore volume, instantly sculpting and defining facial contours for noticeable results straight after treatment.

Polynucleotides, on the other hand, take a more regenerative approach. Instead of adding volume, they stimulate your skin’s natural healing processes. This boosts collagen and elastin production, improves skin quality, and enhances hydration. The results develop gradually over 2–8 weeks, giving a subtle, natural-looking rejuvenation that continues to improve over time.

In short:

• Dermal fillers excel at structure and definition.
• Polynucleotides focus on long-term skin health and natural radiance.

Polynucleotides and Botox are both effective treatments, but they target ageing in very different ways.

• Polynucleotides improve the quality and structure of the skin itself. They stimulate collagen production, boost elasticity, and enhance moisture retention, leading to healthier, firmer, and more radiant skin over time.
• Botox, on the other hand, works on the underlying muscles. By relaxing the muscles that cause expression lines, Botox smooths dynamic wrinkles (such as frown lines or crow’s feet) and delivers quick, reliable results.

In simple terms:

• Botox is best for reducing movement-related wrinkles.
• Polynucleotides focus on skin health, texture, and long-term rejuvenation.

Yes – polynucleotides are often combined with other aesthetic treatments to achieve more comprehensive results. While polynucleotides work to regenerate and improve the quality of your skin, complementary treatments can target specific concerns:

• Dermal fillers add or restore volume where it’s needed most.
• Botox relaxes overactive muscles, softening dynamic wrinkles and expression lines.
• Chemical peels resurface the skin, improving tone, texture, and clarity.

By combining these approaches, you can address multiple aspects of ageing at once – from skin quality and hydration to volume loss and fine lines – for a more balanced, natural-looking outcome.

Profhilo and hyaluronic acid fillers are well-known for adding hydration and volume. Profhilo spreads through the skin to deliver an all-over boost of moisture, while fillers are used to sculpt and restore lost volume.

Polynucleotides work differently. Rather than focusing on plumping, they stimulate tissue repair at a cellular level, encouraging collagen and elastin production. This makes them especially effective for delicate areas, such as around the eyes, or for patients looking for gradual, long-term skin quality improvements rather than temporary fullness.

At Omniya Clinic, we often combine polynucleotides with treatments like Botox, Profhilo, or dermal fillers to create a tailored plan that addresses both immediate concerns and long-term skin health.