Polynucleotides in Wye, Kent

Don’t Just Hide Signs of Ageing. Repair Them.

At Auracle Medical Aesthetics, we pride ourselves on staying at the cutting edge of medical innovation. Polynucleotides represent the next generation of regenerative skincare, going beyond surface aesthetics to work at a cellular level.

While treatments like Botox freeze muscles and fillers add volume, polynucleotides are biostimulators. They instruct your cells to repair, regenerate, and rejuvenate themselves.
Based in our private clinic in Wye, we offer this advanced regenerative therapy to clients across Ashford, Canterbury, and Kent who want natural, long-term skin health.

What are Polynucleotides?

Polynucleotides are highly purified DNA fractions derived from natural sources that mirror human DNA.

When injected into the skin, they act as powerful scavengers for free radicals and trigger a biological response. They activate fibroblasts, the cells responsible for producing collagen and elastin.

The result is not artificial volume but your body creating younger, healthier tissue from within.

The Ultimate Solution for Eyes (Dark Circles)

One of the most powerful applications of polynucleotides is the delicate under-eye area.

Traditional tear trough filler can sometimes cause puffiness or the Tyndall effect.

Polynucleotides avoid this entirely by thickening the thin skin under the eyes and boosting micro-circulation. They are considered the gold standard treatment for:

• Dark Circles: By improving skin quality and thickness.
• Crepey Skin: Smoothing fine, crinkled lines.
• Hollowness: Reducing the tired appearance without causing puffiness.

Beyond the Eyes: Other Treatment Areas

Because polynucleotides have strong anti-inflammatory and wound-healing properties, they are effective for:

• Acne Scarring: Promoting deeper tissue repair.
• The Neck and Décolletage: Strengthening thin, ageing skin.
• Rosacea and Redness: Calming inflammation and reinforcing the skin barrier.
• Hair Loss: Stimulating follicles to improve density.

Polynucleotides vs. Profhilo vs. Filler

It can be difficult to know which injectable is right for you. Here is the medical breakdown:

• Dermal Filler: Adds volume and reshapes structure.
• Profhilo: Adds hydration and creates a surface glow.
• Polynucleotides: Add repair by healing damaged cells and thickening tissue.

During your consultation, our Advanced Clinical Practitioner will assess your tissue quality to recommend the best treatment for your needs.

The Auracle Medical Aesthetics Protocol

1. The Course

Regenerative medicine requires consistency. We typically recommend a course of three treatments, spaced two to three weeks apart.

2. The Procedure

Administered by our clinical lead, the treatment involves multiple small injections. We use premium products and sterile techniques to ensure optimal safety.

3. The Results

Regeneration takes time. You may notice early improvements after the first session, but the deeper cellular repair continues over several weeks. The best results are usually seen three months after beginning the course.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe?

Polynucleotides have been used in general medicine for wound healing since the 1980s. They are highly biocompatible and safe. As a paramedic-led clinic, your safety is always our top priority.

What is the downtime?

You may experience small bumps at the injection sites and mild swelling, particularly around the eyes. This normally settles within 24 to 48 hours.

Does it contain fish?

Yes. The DNA is derived from salmon or trout, but it is highly purified. Clients with severe fish allergies should discuss this during their consultation.