Recently I attended a stunning event hosted by Dermoperfection showcasing polynucleotides set against a glorious view and a gorgeous sunset. It was a really informative event and I learnt a lot about polynucleotides and the benefits they can have for your skin. I particularly liked the fact that they are a great treatment for tackling areas that other treatments often leave untouched, like the eye area. They are particularly good for tackling dark circles.
But before I get too carried away, do you know what polynucleotides are and how they work?
The Beauty Buzz: Polynucleotides – The Injectable Everyone’s Talking About
Hailed as “the hottest aesthetic treatment of 2024,” polynucleotides are the latest natural injectable turning heads—and complexions—across the UK beauty scene and beyond. These clever little molecules are being celebrated for their skin-rejuvenating powers, and Dermoperfection proudly offers the crème de la crème of polynucleotide treatments: Plinest by Mastelli.
Polynucleotides are derived from the DNA of salmon and trout because their DNA happens to closely mirror that of humans. The result? A remarkable ability to stimulate our skin at a cellular level. Think of them as bio-stimulators that help the skin repair itself, boost collagen and elastin production, and essentially bring dull, tired skin back to life.
These injectables aren’t just surface-level fixes. They work deep down to repair tissue, calm inflammation, and improve overall skin quality. Whether you’re in your twenties and hoping to prevent early signs of ageing, or further along and looking to refresh and hydrate your skin, polynucleotides have something for everyone.
Why everyone is so interested:
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They’re a brilliant preventative treatment for younger skin.
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They tackle fine lines and age-related changes head-on.
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They hydrate and boost elasticity for that plump, dewy glow.
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They soothe inflammation—great news for sensitive skin types.
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They’re especially kind to the delicate under-eye and lip areas.
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Downtime? Minimal. Results? Practically instant.
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They’re versatile too—ideal for face, neck, décolletage and even other body zones.
What can they actually treat?
From pigmentation issues and pesky fine lines to more stubborn concerns like rosacea and dark circles, polynucleotides are proving their multitasking credentials. They even lend a helping hand with stretch marks and thinning hair—yes, really!
Dermoperfection are now offering polynucleotide treatments, you can find out more about Dermoperfection’s treatments here.
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