I often get asked, “Are polynucleotides good?”
And honestly? I hate that question.
Not because polynucleotides aren’t amazing—they are—but because the real question should be:
👉 What are they good for?
👉 What concern are you looking to treat?
Let’s break it down.
What Do Polynucleotides Actually Do?
Polynucleotides are fantastic for improving skin quality. They work beautifully on:
✔ Fine crepey skin under the eyes
✔ Overall skin texture and brightness
✔ Face, neck, and hands—especially when combined with microneedling or laser treatments
✔ Reducing inflammation and oxidative stress, leading to healthier, more resilient skin over time
I absolutely love them as a non-invasive way to rejuvenate the skin. However, they have been marketed as a miracle fix for everything, and that’s where the problems start.
What Polynucleotides Aren’t
🚫 They are NOT dermal fillers. If you have:
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Hollow cheeks
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Under-eye volume loss
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Deep nasolabial folds
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A weak chin
…polynucleotides won’t replace the lost volume the way dermal fillers can.
🚫 They are NOT Botox. If you’re trying to prevent frown lines or reduce forehead wrinkles, Botox (or other muscle-relaxing injections) will do that—not polynucleotides.
I really dislike when people claim polynucleotides are "better than Botox" or a direct alternative to Botox—they simply do different things.
Are Polynucleotides Worth It?
Yes—when used correctly. They are an excellent option for those looking to:
✔ Boost skin hydration and elasticity
✔ Reduce fine lines without adding volume
✔ Support long-term skin regeneration
However, if you’re looking for structural support, wrinkle prevention, or muscle relaxation, other treatments may be a better fit.
How to Choose the Right Treatment
The best way to know if polynucleotides are right for you? Consult with an expert who offers multiple options, including:
✅ Polynucleotides
✅ Profhilo
✅ Dermal fillers
✅ Botox
✅ Laser & other skin treatments
That way, you get honest advice—not just a recommendation based on the latest trend.
💉 Thinking about polynucleotides? Book a consultation with our award-winning team to discuss the best treatment for your skin goals!
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