Polynucleotide Skin Therapy in Richmond

What is it
Polynucleotide skin therapy uses carefully formulated injectable compounds derived from DNA fragments to support skin regeneration processes. The treatment is commonly chosen for improving skin texture and hydration across the face, neck and delicate areas, and is part of the growing field of Polynucleotide Treatments For Skin Rejuvenation available in London and the UK. It is not a filler and does not aim to change facial shape.

Benefits
Clients often choose Polynucleotide therapy in Richmond to help improve skin luminosity, support elasticity and enhance overall skin quality. It is well suited to those seeking a refreshed appearance with minimal downtime and a natural looking result that complements existing features.

Preparation
Prior to treatment, you will attend a personalised consultation at our Kingston clinic to discuss your skin concerns and medical history. You may be advised to avoid alcohol and certain supplements for a short period beforehand. Please contact us before purchasing to ensure the treatment is appropriate for you.

Aftercare
After Polynucleotide treatment, mild redness or sensitivity can occur and usually settles quickly. We recommend avoiding strenuous exercise, heat treatments and makeup for a short time, and following the tailored aftercare guidance provided by your practitioner.

It’s Me & You Clinic is located at Siddeley House, 50 Canbury Park Road, Kingston Upon Thames, KT2 6LX. As you enter the building, our clinic room is the first on the left on the ground floor. Siddeley House is a Grade II listed building with a distinguished history linked to Hawker Aircraft and the development of the Hawker Hurricane during the Second World War. Today it offers calm, professional surroundings close to the River Thames, Kingston’s shops, restaurants and cultural attractions. The clinic is easily accessible from Richmond, Surbiton and central London, with nearby parking options including Q-Park, NCP, on-street CPZ bays, and pre-bookable spaces via JustPark and YourParkingSpace, as well as rail links from Kingston, Hampton Wick and Norbiton stations.