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Skin Boosters & Regenerative

Polynucleotides

A regenerative injectable therapy that supports the skin's own repair processes, often discussed for the under-eye area, skin quality and early ageing.

Founding price, full face, £215 per session Standard full face from £225 per session. Under-eye and neck are priced separately, from £175. Founding prices are held for early bookers at our new Winchester clinic.

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Ask about polynucleotides at our new Winchester clinic

Regenerative injectable treatment, including for the under-eye area. Start with a free AI Skin Analysis and an assessment of whether it suits you.

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What it is

Polynucleotides are purified fragments of DNA, typically fish-derived. They are injected into the skin to support its own regenerative processes, encouraging hydration, elasticity and repair without adding volume. They are often considered for delicate areas such as under the eyes.

What it may help with

  • Crepey, tired-looking skin under the eyes (assessed individually, as not all under-eye concerns are skin concerns)
  • Skin quality, elasticity and fine lines
  • Support for skin repair, including some types of scarring

Who it may be suitable for

Adults looking for gradual improvement in skin quality, particularly in delicate areas, following a suitability assessment.

Who it may not be suitable for

Not suitable under 18, in pregnancy or breastfeeding, with fish allergy (product-dependent, reviewed at consultation), or with active infection or inflammation in the treatment area.

What to expect

After consultation and numbing where needed, a series of small injections is placed in the treatment area. Mild swelling or small bumps can persist for a couple of days, especially under the eyes. A course of sessions is usually recommended, with results building gradually.

Consultation & safety

If an under-eye concern comes from hollowness, pigment or anatomy rather than skin quality, we will tell you and discuss alternatives, including no treatment.

Aftercare

Keep the area clean and cool. Avoid make-up for 24 hours, and heat or strenuous exercise for 48 hours. Written aftercare is provided, with direct clinic contact for any concern.

Possible side effects & risks

Temporary swelling, redness, bumps and bruising are the most common effects. Allergy is rare but screened for. All risks are explained before consent. Results vary between individuals and build gradually.

All treatments carry some degree of risk. Your practitioner will discuss potential side effects with you at consultation so you can make an informed decision. Results vary between individuals and no specific outcome can be guaranteed. Abi Peters is an Advanced Nurse Practitioner and Independent Prescriber, and a member of ACE Group, the Aesthetic Complications Expert Group, membership number 14314.

Frequently asked questions

Are results instant?

No. This is a regenerative treatment, so any improvement is gradual. It is typically assessed over a course of sessions and varies between individuals.

Is it suitable for dark circles?

It depends what is causing them. Shadowing related to skin quality may respond. Pigmentation or structural hollowness may not. The consultation establishes which applies to you.

Related concerns

This treatment is often discussed for

Consultation-led care

Start with a conversation about your skin

Every treatment starts with a consultation. We assess your skin, go through your options and tell you what is realistic for you. There is no obligation to proceed.