Polynucleotides are highly purified DNA fragments that work by stimulating the skin’s natural repair mechanisms. Rather than adding volume, they improve skin quality at a cellular level by supporting fibroblast activity and tissue regeneration.
At DNC clinic, polynucleotides are used as part of a regenerative aesthetic strategy — focusing on improving skin health, structure, and function over time.
Every treatment is tailored following a medical assessment:
Face
Under Eyes (Dark Circles & Crepey Skin)
Other Areas
30–45 minutes
Minimal (mild swelling or redness possible)
Course of 2–4 sessions recommended
Gradual improvement over several weeks
Topical anaesthetic if required
Suitable for most skin types following assessment
Polynucleotides are not a “one-size-fits-all” treatment. Their effectiveness depends on correct indication, depth, and placement.
At Dr Vincent Clinic, treatment is guided by:
Designed to improve overall skin quality:
Ideal for patients seeking natural rejuvenation without volume changes.
A targeted approach for one of the most delicate facial areas:
This treatment focuses on skin regeneration rather than masking the problem.
Polynucleotides may also be used in:
These treatments are always individualised based on clinical indication.
We prioritise treatments that improve skin health — not just appearance.
Step 1: Medical Consultation
Comprehensive skin assessment and discussion of concerns and goals.
Step 2: Personalised Plan
Selection of appropriate polynucleotide protocol based on skin condition.
Step 3: Treatment Appointment
Precise injections performed in a clinical, doctor-led setting.
Step 4: Review & Follow-Up
Monitoring results and adjusting treatment if clinically appropriate.
Polynucleotide treatments are performed following a full medical consultation to ensure suitability.
Results develop gradually over several weeks as the skin regenerates.
A course of 2–4 treatments is typically recommended.
Polynucleotides do not replace filler — they improve skin quality rather than add volume.
Most patients tolerate it well; numbing cream can be used if needed.
They are widely used in regenerative medicine when administered appropriately by trained professionals.
Yes — often combined with mesotherapy, PRP, or skin boosters as part of a comprehensive plan.
Start with a medical consultation so we can assess suitability, understand your goals, and create a natural, personalised plan.
