Polynucleotides

What are Polynucleotides?

Polynucleotides are long chains composed of nucleotides, which are the fundamental units of DNA and RNA. These chains are vital for storing and transmitting genetic information within cells. Each nucleotide in the chain includes a sugar, a phosphate group, and a nitrogenous base, which together form the genetic code necessary for protein synthesis and other essential cellular functions.

What are Other Names for Polynucleotides?

Polynucleotides are commonly known as nucleic acids, encompassing both DNA and RNA. Specifically, DNA stands for deoxyribonucleic acid, and RNA stands for ribonucleic acid. These terms are often used interchangeably in scientific literature when referring to the molecular chains that carry genetic information and are crucial for biological processes.

How Do Polynucleotides Work?

Polynucleotides function by encoding genetic instructions through sequences of nucleotides. In DNA, these sequences determine genetic traits and guide the replication process, while RNA translates the genetic code into proteins. The precise arrangement of nucleotides in a polynucleotide chain dictates how proteins are synthesised, which impacts various cellular activities and overall organismal function.

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TREATMENT TIME
30-45 min
DOWNTIME
Moderate
LONGEVITY
Course of 3 is required and lasts for up to 6 - 9 months
PRICE
£750 for a course of 3

EXPECTED RESULTS / BENEFITS
What are the Benefits and Expected Outcomes of Polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides offer significant benefits, particularly in the field of medicine and biotechnology. They are instrumental in genetic research and therapeutic applications, such as gene therapy and personalised medicine. By influencing cellular processes and gene expression, polynucleotides can help in treating genetic disorders, enhancing tissue repair, and even in developing targeted treatments for various diseases. Their ability to interact with and modify genetic material opens up possibilities for advancing medical treatments and improving patient outcomes.
PREPARATION & AFTERCARE
Polynucleotides Preparation Advice
When preparing polynucleotides for medical or research purposes, it is crucial to ensure that all materials and conditions are meticulously controlled. This includes maintaining sterile techniques, using high-quality reagents, and adhering to precise temperature and pH requirements. Proper preparation is essential to avoid contamination and ensure the integrity of the polynucleotides, which directly impacts the accuracy and effectiveness of subsequent analyses or treatments.
Polynucleotides Aftercare Advice
After using polynucleotides in medical treatments or research, appropriate aftercare is vital to maximise benefits and minimise potential side effects. This typically involves monitoring for any adverse reactions or complications, following up with regular check-ups, and maintaining a clear communication line with healthcare providers. Adhering to prescribed guidelines and schedules for follow-up ensures that any issues are promptly addressed and that the desired outcomes of the treatment are achieved.

Polynucleotides Before and After

At our aesthetic clinic, we often use treatments that involve Polynucleotides (PNs), which are natural molecules important for skin health and repair. Before treatment, Polynucleotides are in your body but can become less effective due to factors like ageing or environmental damage. After treatment, the Polynucleotides are revitalised and stimulated, helping to boost your skin’s hydration, elasticity, and overall appearance. This means smoother, more radiant skin and a more youthful look.

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Why Choose It's Me & You Aesthetics Clinic?

At It's Me & You Aesthetics Clinic, led by the experienced Dr. Laura Geige, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional, doctor-led care. We offer a comprehensive range of services, including skin injectables, anti-wrinkle treatments, dermal fillers, and more. What truly sets us apart is our unwavering commitment to a client-focused approach. Your interests and goals are always at the forefront of our treatments, ensuring personalised care and results that align with your desires. We use only the highest quality materials from renowned brands, guaranteeing that you receive the best possible outcomes with every visit.

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What are Injectables For Skin?

Injectables for skin are treatments where we use carefully formulated substances to enhance your skin’s appearance and health. These include things like hyaluronic acid, which hydrates and plumps the skin, and Botox, which reduces wrinkles. These treatments work by targeting specific areas to improve texture, volume, and smoothness, giving you a refreshed and youthful look with minimal downtime.

What is the procedure for Injectables For Skin Treatments?

For injectable skin treatments, we start with a brief consultation to understand your goals and assess your skin. On the day of the treatment, we'll clean the area and apply a numbing cream to minimise any discomfort. Then, we use a fine needle to inject the chosen product into specific areas of your skin. The procedure is quick, typically taking about 30 minutes, and you can resume normal activities immediately. Afterward, you might notice some minor swelling or redness, but these usually resolve within a few days, revealing smoother, refreshed skin.

Injectables For Skin: Benefits and Expected Results

Injectables for skin offer several benefits, including improved hydration, reduced wrinkles, and enhanced skin volume. Hyaluronic acid injectables help plump and moisturise your skin, while Botox can smooth out fine lines and prevent new ones from forming. You can expect immediate improvements in texture and appearance, with results often becoming even more noticeable over a few days. Overall, injectables provide a refreshed, youthful look with minimal downtime.

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Who is a Good Candidate for Polynucleotides?

A good candidate for polynucleotides is typically someone seeking advanced treatment for genetic or degenerative conditions, or those requiring targeted therapies to enhance cellular function. These treatments are especially suitable for patients with specific genetic disorders, chronic conditions, or those looking to support tissue repair and regeneration. By evaluating individual health needs and genetic profiles, we can determine if polynucleotides will be beneficial, ensuring a tailored approach that aligns with each patient's unique medical requirements.

Polynucleotides - Alternative Treatments

While polynucleotides offer promising therapeutic benefits, alternative treatments can also be considered depending on the condition being addressed. Options such as traditional pharmaceuticals, regenerative medicine techniques like stem cell therapy, or lifestyle modifications may be effective alternatives. It's essential to evaluate each treatment based on its efficacy, safety, and how well it aligns with the patient’s overall health goals. A comprehensive approach ensures that the most suitable and effective treatment plan is selected for optimal patient outcomes.

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What are polynucleotides?

Polynucleotides are natural biopolymers found in cells, including DNA and RNA, which carry genetic information.

How do polynucleotides work?

Polynucleotides work by stimulating cellular repair and collagen production, improving skin texture and elasticity.

Are polynucleotides safe?

Yes, when administered by trained professionals, polynucleotide treatments are considered safe with minimal side effects.

What are the benefits of polynucleotides for skin?

They can reduce wrinkles, enhance skin hydration, and promote a youthful appearance by boosting skin regeneration.

How long do polynucleotides last?

Results typically last several months to over a year, depending on individual factors and treatment plans.

What can I expect during a polynucleotide treatment?

A series of small injections into targeted areas, usually well-tolerated with mild, temporary side effects like redness.

Are polynucleotides painful?

Discomfort is minimal and manageable, often mitigated by topical anaesthetics applied before treatment.

Who is a good candidate for polynucleotides?

Generally, individuals looking to improve skin texture, reduce fine lines, and enhance overall skin health.

Can polynucleotides replace other cosmetic procedures?

They can complement other treatments like fillers and botox for comprehensive facial rejuvenation.

Are polynucleotide treatments expensive?

Costs vary but are generally competitive with other aesthetic treatments, influenced by the provider and treatment area.

How many sessions of polynucleotide treatments are needed?

Typically, a series of sessions spaced over weeks to months, followed by maintenance treatments for sustained results.

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