Polynucleotide treatments are often chosen by patients who want to improve skin quality rather than change facial shape. They’re used when skin feels thinner, less resilient or slower to recover, and when the goal is healthier, stronger skin over time.
At Dene Hollow Dental, polynucleotide treatment begins with a conversation about your skin. We look at what’s changed, what concerns you, and what kind of improvement would feel right, before talking through how the treatment works and whether it’s suitable for you.
Polynucleotides are treatments designed to support the skin at a cellular level. They work by encouraging the skin to repair, renew and strengthen itself from within.
Often described as providing “nutrients” for skin cells, polynucleotides help stimulate the production of collagen and elastin and support the skin’s underlying framework. This framework is responsible for firmness, elasticity and overall skin strength.
Rather than adding volume, polynucleotides focus on improving how the skin functions and regenerates.
They are sometimes referred to as biostimulators or biorevitalisers, depending on the product used, but all contain polynucleotides as the key active ingredient.
Polynucleotide treatment is commonly used to:
The result is skin that looks healthier, feels stronger and behaves more like well-supported skin.
Polynucleotide treatment should always be individual. During your appointment, we will:
You’ll always understand what’s being recommended and why, with time to decide whether treatment feels right for you.
Results from polynucleotide treatment develop gradually as the skin responds and regenerates. Improvements in texture, hydration and firmness build over weeks rather than appearing overnight.
With appropriate review and maintenance, treatment can support skin health in a natural, progressive way.
No. Polynucleotides do not add volume or alter facial shape. They are designed to improve skin quality and strength.
Dermal fillers restore volume and contour. Polynucleotides focus on skin repair, hydration and regeneration at a cellular level.
Results vary, but benefits typically build over time and can last several months. A course of treatment may be recommended.
When carried out by a qualified clinician following a full consultation, polynucleotide treatments are widely used and considered safe.
Not always. We’ll assess your skin and discuss whether polynucleotides, skin boosters, Profhilo or another option would be most suitable.
Schedule your consultation today and take the first step to a healthier, brighter smile. Our friendly team will discuss your options, answer all your questions, and create a personalised plan just for you.
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