Skin Treatments

Polynucleotide Therapy

Experience advanced skin regeneration and deep cellular repair with cutting-edge polynucleotide treatments.

What is Polynucleotide Therapy?

Polynucleotide therapy is an injectable skin rejuvenation treatment designed to improve skin quality, hydration, texture, and elasticity. Polynucleotides are chains of nucleotides that can interact with skin cells and support the skin's natural repair and regenerative processes.

Rather than simply adding volume like a traditional dermal filler, polynucleotide treatments are intended to improve the overall quality and condition of the skin. They are commonly used as part of regenerative aesthetic treatments to address visible signs of aging, dehydration, uneven texture, and loss of skin firmness.

How Does Polynucleotide Therapy Work?

Polynucleotides are thought to support fibroblast activity and the production of extracellular matrix components, including collagen and elastin. They may also help improve skin hydration and support the skin's natural repair processes.

The treatment involves a series of small injections into targeted areas of the skin. Over time, these regenerative effects can help improve skin texture, elasticity, hydration, and overall appearance.

Results develop gradually as the skin responds to treatment, rather than providing the immediate volumizing effect associated with traditional dermal fillers.

Key Benefits of Polynucleotide Therapy

  • Supports natural collagen production
  • Improves skin hydration
  • Helps enhance skin elasticity and firmness
  • Improves skin texture and overall quality
  • Helps reduce the appearance of fine lines
  • Promotes a smoother, more radiant complexion
  • Supports the skin's natural regenerative processes
  • Minimally invasive treatment with limited downtime

Areas Commonly Treated

Polynucleotide therapy may be used to rejuvenate:

  • Face
  • Under-eye area
  • Neck
  • Décolletage
  • Hands

What to Expect

Polynucleotide treatments involve a series of small injections into the targeted treatment area. The procedure is generally well tolerated, although temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, or small raised areas at the injection sites may occur.

Because polynucleotide therapy works by supporting gradual skin regeneration, improvements typically develop over several weeks rather than appearing immediately. A series of treatments may be recommended depending on your skin concerns and treatment goals.

Is Polynucleotide Therapy Right for You?

Polynucleotide therapy may be suitable for individuals looking to improve skin quality, hydration, firmness, and texture without adding significant facial volume. During a consultation, your provider can assess your skin and determine whether polynucleotide therapy is appropriate for your individual concerns and goals.

Polynucleotide Therapy in Toronto and the GTA

Revitalize your skin with advanced polynucleotide therapy in Toronto and the GTA. Designed to support the skin's natural regenerative processes, this injectable treatment helps improve hydration, elasticity, texture, and overall skin quality for a smoother, firmer, more radiant-looking complexion.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does polynucleotide therapy do for the skin?

Polynucleotide therapy is designed to support the skin's natural regenerative processes. It may help improve hydration, elasticity, texture, and firmness while supporting collagen production for a healthier, more youthful-looking complexion.

When will I see results from polynucleotide therapy?

Results develop gradually as the skin responds to treatment. Some patients may notice improvements in hydration and skin texture within the first few weeks, while continued improvements in firmness and overall skin quality may develop over several months.

How many polynucleotide treatments will I need?

The recommended number of treatments depends on your skin condition, treatment area, and aesthetic goals. A series of treatments is commonly recommended to achieve optimal skin rejuvenation, followed by maintenance treatments as advised by your provider.