Treatment information
Polynucleotide treatment in Bournemouth
Polynucleotide injections are used in aesthetic practice to support skin quality, hydration and the appearance of selected areas, including delicate under-eye skin. Treatment is planned only after a face-to-face suitability assessment.
A course may be recommended, and changes develop gradually rather than instantly. Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, small bumps or bruising can occur after injections. Individual response varies and no specific result can be guaranteed.
What your consultation covers
- Your concerns, desired outcome and the area being considered
- Medical history, allergies, medicines, pregnancy or breastfeeding status
- Product choice, session plan, recovery, aftercare, alternatives and costs
Good to know
Polynucleotides are not dermal fillers and treatment choice should be based on a clinical assessment. Seek urgent medical advice for unexpected or severe symptoms after any injectable procedure.
Clinical suitability, likely benefits, limitations and alternatives are discussed before you decide whether to proceed.