Polynucleotides
Repair and rebuild rather than fill or freeze — particularly good around tired eyes.
Polynucleotides are purified DNA fragments injected into the skin to calm inflammation, improve hydration and encourage repair. At The Therapy Studio in Rimington, ten minutes from Clitheroe, the guide price is from £160, usually as a course of three sessions two to four weeks apart.
Under-eye hollows and crepiness, thin cheek skin, sun damage and skin that is easily irritated all respond well. Nothing is added to change your shape, so the result is your own skin behaving better.
They also pair well with anti-wrinkle injections or Profhilo when a wider plan makes sense.
A course of three treatments is typical, with the improvement building over the following two to three months as the skin repairs.
Small bumps or slight bruising can appear, especially under the eyes, and usually settle within a few days.
Send your details and the days that suit you. Steph will reply personally to confirm a time.
No. Filler adds volume; polynucleotides support the skin's own repair, so the skin thickens and hydrates naturally rather than being plumped with gel.
Yes — under-eye skin is one of the most common reasons people ask for them at the studio. Suitability is checked carefully first.
From £160 as a guide price, with course pricing confirmed at consultation.
Around ten minutes by car via Chatburn, with free parking at the studio.
Most people maintain results with a top-up session every six to nine months.
Send a booking request or message Steph. Every treatment starts with a friendly consultation, and nothing is booked in until you are happy.
