Polynucleotides

Polynucleotides are long chains of nucleotides (the building blocks of DNA/RNA) used in regenerative medicine, especially aesthetics, to stimulate skin repair, boost collagen/elastin, and improve hydration and texture by activating skin cells like fibroblasts, essentially acting as "food" for skin rejuvenation rather than adding volume like fillers. Derived from sources like salmon DNA, these purified, injectable molecules promote natural healing, making skin firmer, smoother, and more elastic.

What They Are

• Building Blocks:They are polymers (long chains) of nucleotides, the fundamental units of DNA and RNA.
• Source:Typically extracted and purified from salmon or trout sperm DNA, making them biocompatible with human skin.
• Function:They signal skin cells (fibroblasts) to repair damage, produce more collagen and elastin, and increase natural hyaluronic acid.

What They Do (Aesthetic Uses)

• Skin Rejuvenation: Improve skin quality, tone, texture, and elasticity.
• Collagen & Elastin Boost: Stimulate production for firmer, stronger skin.
• Hydration: Enhance the skin's natural ability to retain moisture.
• Targeted Treatments: Effective for under-eye areas, neck, hands, scars, and stretch marks.
• Cellular Repair: Act as a "repair boost," instructing cells to function like younger skin.

How They Differ from Fillers

• Action:Unlike dermal fillers that add volume, polynucleotides work at a cellular level to trigger natural regeneration.
• Result:They improve skin quality and firmness over time, leading to natural-looking rejuvenation.