

Polynucleotides
What are polynucleotides?
Restore skin strength and resilience
Polynucleotides are advanced regenerative injectables that improve skin quality by stimulating repair at a cellular level. Often referred to as PDRN serums, they are composed of purified DNA fragments that signal your skin to regenerate, reduce inflammation, and strengthen its structure from within. Rather than adding volume or altering shape, they focus on restoring resilience, hydration, and elasticity. Dr Garara uses polynucleotides thoughtfully as part of a bespoke treatment plan, selected only when regenerative repair is the right path for your skin.

Conditions
Polynucleotides treat:
Quick Overview
Treatment at a Glance
Key facts about this procedure to help you understand what to expect before, during, and after your treatment.
Book a ConsultationTreatment time
20 - 40 minutes
Recovery time
24 - 48 hours mild redness or blebs
Anaesthesia
Topical anaesthetic
Results duration
6 - 9 months
Sessions needed
Course of treatments, then maintenance
Aftercare
No make-up for 12 hours. Avoid heat and exercise for several days
How It Works
How do polynucleotides work?
Polynucleotides work by stimulating your skin’s natural repair processes. They are made from purified DNA fragments that communicate with fibroblasts, the cells responsible for producing collagen and elastin. This signalling encourages tissue regeneration, improves hydration, and reduces cellular inflammation. As inflammation reduces and collagen production increases, the skin becomes thicker, stronger, and more resilient. Because the process is biological rather than mechanical, improvements develop gradually as your skin repairs and renews from within.
The Real Benefits of Choosing Our Cosmetic Solutions
Supports skin repair and regeneration at a cellular level
Calms inflammation and reduces oxidative stress
Improves skin elasticity, hydration, and overall resilience
Enhances skin quality without adding volume or altering shape
Suitable for delicate and sensitive areas, including the under-eyes
Minimal downtime with a strong safety profile
Complements other aesthetic and regenerative treatments
Promotes gradual, natural-looking improvement over time
What to expect from polynucleotides with Dr Garara
Consultation: Your consultation with Dr Garara is detailed and personalised. You’ll begin by discussing your concerns, medical history, skin behaviour, and previous treatments. He will then assess your skin quality, elasticity, inflammation levels, and structural support, and examine delicate areas like the under-eyes and perioral skin closely. You’ll learn how polynucleotides work biologically, what results are realistic, and whether regenerative repair is appropriate for you.
Treatment: Your skin is first cleansed thoroughly, and clinical photographs may be taken for documentation. A topical anaesthetic is applied and left to take effect. Once prepared, Dr Garara carefully maps precise injection points and, using a fine needle, places small droplets of polynucleotides into the dermis, creating tiny, controlled blebs that settle within hours. In some areas, a blunt cannula may be used to evenly distribute the product.
Recovery: After your treatment, you may notice mild redness, small raised blebs, slight swelling, or pinpoint bruising at the injection sites. These effects are expected and typically settle within 24 to 48 hours, with the tiny blebs flattening within a few hours. You should avoid make-up for at least 12 hours and minimise heat exposure, exercise, and active skincare for several days.
Results: Because polynucleotides stimulate cellular repair, results develop gradually rather than instantly. You may begin to notice subtle improvements in skin texture, hydration, and resilience within 2 to 3 weeks as inflammation reduces and regeneration begins. Skin quality continues to improve over subsequent weeks, and results last 6 to 9 months depending on your skin health, lifestyle, and ageing. Maintenance treatments may be recommended.






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