Polynucleotides (PDRN)

POLYNUCLEOTIDES FOR YOUNGER SKIN

Polynucleotides (PDRN): What they are and why they are so popular in medical esthetics?

Polynucleotides are complex proteins that represent the structural units of our DNA. In other words, they are the building blocks with which our DNA damage in the cells is repaired. They are able to stimulate the synthesis of new skin cells and thus restore the skin’s youthfulness. The use of polynucleotides in aesthetics is a fundamentally new and unique technology, as it combats not the signs but the causes of ageing.

The natural ageing process is closely linked to the body losing the ability to produce fibroblasts. These are cells that synthesize collagen, elastin, hyaluronic acid and other components of healthy tissue. When fibroblasts become scarce, polynucleotides can help!

Polynucleotides in aesthetics cover a broad spectrum of dermatological problems and skin defects. Sufficient amounts of elastin and collagen are important at any age and are particularly valuable for ageing skin. The anti-inflammatory effect of polynucleotides is essential for the regeneration of the skin in the treatment of acne and scars of various origins.

Biorevitalization of the face with polynucleotides stimulates the metabolism and regeneration of skin cells. Preparations with polynucleotides therefore have a complex effect:

• They increase the elasticity of the skin and have an excellent lifting effect. This is because preparations based on polynucleotides activate the synthesis of collagen and elastin fibers.
• They moisturize the skin. Polynucleotides have unique moisturizing properties and increase the synthesis of the skin’s own hyaluronic acid.
• They regenerate the cells. They accelerate the healing of damaged tissue and stimulate the process of blood vessel formation.
• have an antioxidant effect. Polynucleotides reduce the effect of free radicals.
• have an anti-inflammatory effect. This improves the treatment of problem skin.
• protect against ultraviolet radiation, combat existing pigmentation and congestion spots. reduce melanin production in the cells.

Polynucleotides are also used on many other parts of the body. They work well on the neck, décolleté, hands and scalp (hair mesotherapy).

Polynucleotides for the eye area:

The skin around the eyes ages the fastest. This is because it is thin, has little elasticity and is constantly exposed to active facial expressions. Age-related changes can therefore become noticeable at a young age.

The PDRN treatment was specially designed for sensitive skin and the delicate eye area. Treatment of the eye contour can make tired eyes appear more radiant again. As a rule, a total of 3-4 sessions every 2-3 weeks are required to achieve the desired result.

Treatment with polynucleotides in the eye area is recommended for the following problems

• Dark circles under the eyes;
• Wrinkles and fine lines
• Puffiness under the eyes
• age-related skin changes (dryness, reduced elasticity, etc.)
• Reduction of wrinkles, creases and crow’s feet

The treatment literally creates a new scaffold of elastin and collagen fibers in the skin, which significantly rejuvenates the skin and gives it a fresh and rested appearance, making it denser. So if you are looking for magical beauty injections to combat bags under the eyes, wrinkles and a tired appearance, biorevitalization with polynucleotides is just the thing for you.

What effects can I expect from the use of polynucleotides?

The injections of polynucleotides in the face lead to the following results:

• Smoothing of wrinkles
• Improvement of skin elasticity
• deep hydration
• Lifting effect
• Narrowing of the pores;
• Reduction of scars, scarring, post-acne;
• Reduction of vascular disorders;
• Reduction of inflammatory symptoms.

Application of polynucleotides in aesthetic medicine

It is recommended to inject the polynucleotides in 2 – 3 consecutive sessions at intervals of approx. 3 weeks. This results in optimal stimulation of the body’s own remodeling processes. The injection is deep-dermal. The polynucleotides can be injected in the facial area and also in the sensitive area around the eyes. Treatment of the hands is also possible.

What side effects can occur after treatment with biostimulants?