Polynucleotides
Polynucleotides are injectable regenerative treatments designed to support the skin’s natural repair and rejuvenation processes. Rather than adding volume or changing your facial features, they work within the skin to improve hydration, elasticity, texture and overall skin quality. They are particularly popular for delicate areas such as the under eyes, as well as the face and neck, helping to improve the appearance of fine lines, tired-looking skin and areas of reduced elasticity. At Vicky Bonney Aesthetics in Tewkesbury, your treatment plan is tailored to your individual skin concerns and goals for natural, progressive results.
Where can polynucleotides be used?
Undereyes
Brighten & Rejuvenate
Ideal for delicate under-eye skin, helping to improve fine lines, crepey texture, hydration and overall skin quality for a fresher, less tired appearance.
Face & Neck
Repair & Regenerate
Designed to improve overall skin quality, elasticity, hydration and texture while supporting the skin's natural regenerative processes. Great for dull, ageing or compromised skin.
Body areas
A regenerative treatment for the any area from the delicate neck area to ageing knees, helping to improve fine lines, crepey skin, elasticity and hydration without adding volume.
Treatment plan & Pricing
For best results, polynucleotides are recommended as a course of treatments, allowing the skin to gradually repair, regenerate and improve over time.
Recommended treatment plan
Initial course: 3 treatments, 3–4 weeks apart
Maintenance: 1 treatment every 4–6 months, depending on your skin and individual goals.
Vitaran Polynucleotides
Under Eyes – 1ml
£140 per treatment
Course of 3 – £360
Face or Neck – 2ml
£195 per treatment
Course of 3 – £525
Two Areas – 4ml
£295 per treatment
Course of 3 – £795
A consultation will be carried out before treatment to assess your skin and create a personalised treatment plan.
FAQ's
What are polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides are injectable skin-regeneration treatments designed to support the skin’s natural repair processes. They can help improve hydration, elasticity, texture and overall skin quality.
How are polynucleotides different from skin boosters?
Skin boosters primarily focus on hydration and improving skin quality, while polynucleotides focus more on repair and regeneration. We can recommend the most suitable option during your consultation.
How many treatments will I need?
We usually recommend an initial course of 3 treatments approximately 3–4 weeks apart, followed by maintenance treatments as required.
When will I see results?
Results develop gradually as the skin responds to treatment. Improvements in hydration and skin quality may be noticed within the first few weeks, with further improvement following your treatment course.
Is there any downtime?
You may experience small bumps, redness, swelling or bruising around the injection sites. This is usually temporary and settles following treatment.
Can polynucleotides be used under the eyes?
Yes. Polynucleotides are particularly popular for the delicate under-eye area and can be used to improve skin quality, hydration and the appearance of fine lines.
Can I have polynucleotides on my face and neck?
Yes. Treatment can be tailored to the under eyes, face, neck or a combination of areas, depending on your concerns.
Do polynucleotides add volume like filler?
No. Polynucleotides are not dermal fillers and are not designed to change facial shape or add significant volume. The focus is on improving the quality and condition of the skin.