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Treatments
Polynucleotides are an advanced skin treatment derived from purified salmon DNA.
These bioactive molecules interact with the skin's cellular processes to promote natural repair and regeneration, making it particularly effective for wide range of ageing concerns.
Restores skin firmness and elasticity
Triggers and improves tissue regeneration by attracting stem cells
Helps with contouring and tightening
Moisturizing effect due to its strong water retention capabilities
Protect skin from free radicals and cellular damage
Face
Under-eye area
Neck
Décolletage
Hands
£300
Per session. 3 sessions per area.
Each session should be two weeks apart.
The Anti Wrinkle Clinic is a leading aesthetic clinic in central London, offering a wide range of bespoke, non-surgical facial aesthetic treatments by Dr Yiannis Valilas.
Polynucleotides stimulate natural collagen production and enhance skin repair over time, offering gradual, long-lasting improvements in skin texture and firmness. Dermal fillers, on the other hand, provide immediate volume by filling in wrinkles and facial folds, delivering instant results. While polynucleotides focus on regenerating and strengthening the skin, dermal fillers are ideal for quick enhancements of facial contours.
Polynucleotide injections are generally a well-tolerated treatment, with most side effects being mild and temporary. Common side effects include redness, swelling, and bruising at the injection site. These typically resolve within a few days. More serious side effects, such as allergic reactions, are rare but can occur.
To prepare for your treatment, avoid alcohol, vigorous physical activities, and blood thinners like aspirin and vitamin E for 24 hours prior. This helps reduce the risk of bruising and ensures optimal results.
Polynucleotides are not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women due to a lack of safety data.
Those allergic to seafood should avoid it, as it’s derived from salmon DNA. Vegans may also want to skip this treatment since it’s not plant-based.
Additionally, individuals with active skin infections or inflammation should wait until these issues resolve before considering Ameela.
