As a hіghlу experienced dermatologist, I hаvе wіtnеssеd fіrsthаnd the rеmаrkаblе rеsults thаt polynucleotide treatment can асhіеvе. This innovative approach not only аddrеssеs соmmоn skin соnсеrns, but also іmprоvеs оvеrаll skіn health. Pоlуnuсlеоtіdеs аrе elastic аnd rеsоrbаblе injectable gеlаtіnоus products that have bееn prоvеn tо rеduсе wrinkles, sсаrs, brоwn spоts, аnd еvеn strеtсh marks оn thе bоdу. But what sets pоlуnuсlеоtіdе trеаtmеnt аpаrt from other similar trеаtmеnts? And hоw lоng does іt take tо see results? Let mе еxplаіn.
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What to expect after polynucleotides?
Then, a liquid gel containing polynucleotides is injected into the skin with a very small needle or a flexible, blunt tube called a cannula. After treatment, you may notice some swelling, redness, and temporary bumps for 24 to 72 hours, depending on the area treated and the technique used.
Can you have polynucleotides and fillers together?
Dermal fillers and treatments such as Nucleofill stimulate different cell receptors and, when combined, create an unparalleled naturally youthful appearance. You may have experienced the transformative effects of dermal fillers on yourself (plump lips, elongated cheekbones, revitalized tear ducts), but you may not realize the best results polynucleotides can achieve.
Are polynucleotide injections worth it?
Polynucleotides produce much more natural results and carry much less risk compared to many other injectables on the market. They are as natural as possible and offer benefits such as improving skin texture, improving skin discoloration and small increases in volume and stiffness, especially under the eyes.
Are polynucleotides safe?
When performed by a trained and experienced professional, polynucleotide treatments are generally considered safe. The safety of polynucleotide treatments depends to a large extent on the qualifications of the professional administering the procedure and on the quality of the products used.
