POLYNUCLEOTIDES | BRIGHTON & HOVE
A regenerative approach to skin quality.
Polynucleotide treatments at EIRA Clinics in Hove, designed to support skin quality and improve the appearance of fine lines, texture and delicate skin.
Personalised, clinically led treatment for the eyes, face and neck.
Polynucleotide treatments in Brighton & Hove
Polynucleotides are injectable treatments containing purified DNA fragments. They are used in regenerative aesthetics to support skin quality and improve the appearance of fine lines, texture and hydration.
At EIRA, we use polynucleotide treatments as part of a personalised approach to skin health. Treatment is selected according to your skin, individual concerns and clinical suitability.
Where can polynucleotides be used?
Around the eyes
Polynucleotides may be considered for delicate skin around the eyes, particularly where fine lines, crepey texture and changes in skin quality are a concern.
Face
Treatment may help improve the appearance of fine lines, uneven texture and overall skin quality, with a focus on subtle, gradual improvements.
Neck
Polynucleotides may be considered for the neck where skin texture, fine lines and changes in skin quality are a concern.
What to expect from treatment
Your consultation includes an assessment of your skin, medical history and treatment goals. We’ll discuss whether polynucleotides are appropriate for you and explain the potential benefits, limitations, risks and alternatives.
Treatment involves a series of small injections into the selected area. A course of treatments is commonly recommended, with the number and spacing determined by the product and your individual treatment plan.
Temporary redness, swelling, small raised areas, tenderness or bruising may occur. Results develop gradually and vary between individuals.
Polynucleotides or skin boosters?
Both treatments may be considered for improving skin quality, but they contain different ingredients and have different treatment objectives.
Skin boosters generally focus on hydration and aspects of skin texture, while polynucleotides are used in regenerative aesthetics with a focus on supporting skin quality.
Neither is automatically the better option. We’ll assess your skin and recommend an appropriate treatment based on your individual needs.
Start with your skin
Explore personalised polynucleotide treatments at EIRA Clinics in Hove, welcoming patients from Brighton and the surrounding areas.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A few things you may be wondering.
-
A course is commonly recommended. The number of sessions and spacing depend on the product, treatment area and your individual needs. We’ll explain your recommended plan during consultation.
-
Changes in skin quality may develop gradually over the weeks following treatment. Results vary, and we’ll discuss realistic expectations before you proceed.
-
Yes, certain polynucleotide products may be considered for the delicate skin around the eyes. Suitability depends on the specific product, your anatomy and your individual concerns.
-
Temporary redness, swelling, small raised areas, tenderness or bruising can occur. The eye area may be particularly prone to visible swelling. We’ll explain the expected recovery and aftercare for your treatment.
-
No. Suitability depends on your medical history, the specific product and your treatment goals. We’ll review relevant allergies, medical conditions and other factors before recommending treatment.