Polynucleotides are known as regenerative treatments because they work by supporting the body's own repair mechanisms rather than simply disguising visible concerns.

At our Nottingham clinic, polynucleotides are used to encourage healthier cellular activity and improve the skin's ability to repair and renew itself naturally. This regenerative process helps improve skin quality over time and can lead to healthier, stronger and more resilient skin.

Unlike treatments that create immediate structural changes, polynucleotides work progressively by supporting long-term skin function and regeneration.

Yes. Polynucleotide treatments in Nottingham are particularly beneficial for patients concerned with thinning, crepey or fragile skin that has lost firmness and elasticity over time. As collagen and elastin production naturally declines with age, the skin can become weaker, less hydrated and more prone to fine lines and textural changes.

At Derma Plus Medical Nottingham, polynucleotides are used to support cellular repair and stimulate fibroblast activity, helping to strengthen the skin's structure and improve overall skin quality. Over time, many patients notice that their skin appears smoother, healthier and more resilient, with improvements continuing to develop as collagen production increases.

Absolutely. Polynucleotides are frequently incorporated into long-term skin health and preventative ageing strategies.

Rather than focusing solely on correcting visible concerns, the treatment supports healthier skin function and encourages ongoing regeneration. Many patients at Derma Plus Medical Nottingham choose regular maintenance treatments as part of their wider skincare and aesthetic journey to help preserve skin quality and support healthy ageing.

Because the treatment works with your body's natural processes, it can be an excellent option for patients wanting subtle, progressive improvements over time.

Before attending your appointment at our Nottingham clinic, we recommend arriving with little or no make-up on the treatment area. Alcohol should be avoided for 24 hours before and after treatment, and certain medications or supplements that may increase bruising should be avoided where medically appropriate.

You should also avoid active skincare products, including retinols, tretinoin and glycolic acid, for several days before treatment and let our team know if you have any illness, skin infection or upcoming procedures planned.

Ahead of your appointment, the team at Derma Plus Medical Nottingham will provide comprehensive pre-treatment advice to ensure you feel informed, prepared and comfortable.

Following polynucleotide treatment in Nottingham, it is completely normal to experience some redness, tenderness or mild swelling around the injection sites. Some patients may also develop minor bruising over the following few days.

At our Nottingham clinic, we recommend avoiding make-up for at least 12 hours after treatment and limiting excessive heat, sun exposure and vigorous exercise for the first 48 hours.

Because polynucleotides stimulate collagen production and cellular regeneration, results develop progressively. Many patients notice improvements in hydration and skin quality first, with skin firmness and texture continuing to improve over the following weeks and months.

Experienced medical clinicians delivering regenerative treatments designed to improve skin resilience, support cellular repair and encourage healthier-looking skin.

Part of a CQC-registered, medical-led aesthetics business focused on personalised care, patient safety and evidence-based treatment recommendations.

Tailored treatment plans created to support long-term skin health and natural-looking rejuvenation through advanced regenerative medicine.