PLINEST Polynucleotides
Creating a better happier fresher confident version of you.
Let’s talk about Plinest Polynucleotides, aka PN—a skin rejuvenation treatment that’s making waves in the world of medical aesthetics. This game-changing skin booster contains an amazing ingredient called polynucleotides.
So, what are polynucleotides?
Well, they’re bioactive molecules that work wonders for your skin. They’ve been shown to improve texture, enhance elasticity, and stimulate collagen production. In simpler terms, they help promote tissue regeneration and boost your skin’s natural healing process. Imagine injecting a dose of rejuvenation into your skin!
The science…
Polynucleotides are derived from fish DNA, specifically salmon or trout. These special molecules extracted from fish DNA are bioactive and have amazing rejuvenating properties for the skin.
The reason why fish DNA is used to create polynucleotides is due to its unique ability to stimulate tissue regeneration and support the healing process. By harnessing the power of fish DNA, PN can promote collagen production, improve skin texture, and enhance elasticity.
Plinest Polynucleotides are a firm favourite in clinic and are popular around the eyes, face, neck and décolletage and even in the hands! If you’re looking to improve skin texture, reduce fine lines, and enhance firmness, this could be a great option for you!
Polynucleotides are an INCREDIBLE option for the under-eye area. As they get to work, it helps to improve the overall appearance and health of your under-eye skin. It can help diminish fine lines, reduce puffiness, and even fade those stubborn dark circles that can make us look like we haven’t slept in a decade. Think of them as little superheroes that come to the rescue of your delicate under-eye area. Say hello to a brighter, fresher, and more youthful under-eye area
One of the great things about polynucleotides is that they provide gradual and natural-looking results. So, you won’t walk out of the clinic with dramatic changes right away, but rather a gradual transformation that enhances your natural beauty. Plus, minimal downtime means you can get back to your busy routine in no time. However, bruising can occur under the eye area, so we do say to give it 2 weeks before any event to ensure any bruises have time to disappear.
PLINEST™ FAQ’s
What is PLINEST™?
It is an injectable product designed to improve skin quality, appearance, and elasticity. It contains polynucleotides, which are clinically proven to stimulate collagen production and improve bio-regeneration of the skin.
Where does PLINEST™ treat?
We treat areas of the face, neck and décolletage. One area in particular that we know you’ll all LOVE is this EYE! Not many treatments are suitable around the eye area but PLINEST® have developed a specific product to treat the eye and we are super excited to be able to offer it in clinic.
How many treatments will I need?
We recommend a course of 3 or 4 treatments, 21 days apart, to see optimal results.
How long do the results last?
After your course has finished, results are expected to last 6-9 months.
When will I see results?
Although you will see some amazing results in the days following your treatment, collagen takes times to build from within so results will continue to improve throughout your course, with best results seen a few weeks after your final session.
What are the risks & side effects?
As with any injection, you can expect your skin to be slightly red and swollen immediately after the PLINEST procedure. You may experience pin-prick bleeding and some itchiness, but it’s important to avoid touching the treated area for at least 12 hours.
Aftercare
- Avoid touching the treated area for 6 hours after the treatment.
- After that the area can be washed with a gentle cleanser.
- Avoid make-up or cream on the treated area for 24 hours.
- Avoid strenuous exercise and swimming to avoid risks of infection
- Avoid alcohol consumption for 24 hours before and after treatment.
- Apply SPF50 for at least 7 days after your treatment.
- Do not expose the treated area to intense heat (eg. Sauna, steam rooms, hot showers and sunbathing) or extreme cold.