Polynucleotides In Medically Led Aesthetics Clinic
in Fleet Street & London Victoria

A. Polynucleotide treatment is a regenerative injectable treatment that uses purified DNA fragments to support skin repair, improve hydration, and stimulate collagen and elastin production for healthier, firmer skin.

A. Polynucleotides can help improve fine lines, skin laxity, dullness, pigmentation concerns, acne scarring, and under-eye crepiness. They are ideal for clients seeking natural-looking rejuvenation and better overall skin quality.

A. Most clients feel only mild discomfort. A topical anaesthetic is usually applied before treatment to improve comfort during the procedure.

A. Most clients need 2-3 sessions spaced around 3-4 weeks apart. Maintenance every 6-12 months is commonly recommended to sustain results.

A. Early improvements in hydration and skin glow can appear within a few weeks. Firmer texture and longer-term rejuvenation typically become more visible after completing the full treatment course.

A. Downtime is generally minimal. You may notice mild redness, swelling, or small injection marks for 24-72 hours, which usually settle quickly.

A. No. Fillers primarily add volume and contour, while polynucleotides are bio-stimulators focused on skin repair and quality improvement from within.

A. Yes, when administered by trained medical professionals. At Tala Skin and Medical Aesthetics, treatment suitability is assessed during consultation and procedures are performed under strict clinical safety standards.