It is also possible to combine polynucleotides and Profhilus for several problems simultaneously and, for the best eye treatments, you can combine polynucleotides with Light Eyes mesotherapy without the risk of swelling. Profhile treatments begin with two initial appointments about one month apart. It usually takes four to six weeks to see the full effect of the first treatments with Profhile, and the results last for six to 12 months. Both Dray and Sturnham recommend that they be evaluated by a doctor before make any decision.
You can even choose to use Profhilus or Polynucleotides together, which slows cellular aging and improves hydration all at once. However, in general terms, polynucleotides tend to be more effective on mature skin, while Profhile is ideal for younger people. Polynucleotides can be combined with treatments such as Focus Dual, which is a radiofrequency skin tightening treatment, as well as with certain laser and microneedling therapies. In addition, for people who are already receiving a tear filler for cupping, the incorporation of polynucleotides into the treatment plan usually allows for longer intervals between filling sessions.
For more information on polynucleotide treatments in Norwich, you can check the frequently asked questions at the bottom of this page or book a consultation. When comparing polynucleotides with those of Profhilus, key differences in composition and specific problems are highlighted. Many doctors say that they have a significant number of patients who are concerned about the area under their eyes and who do not meet the requirements to use tear filler due to bags under the eyes or tissue elasticity problems, but thanks to polynucleotides, they can considerably improve this area. It is also true that polynucleotides stimulate the skin itself and improve its texture and appearance, minimizing pores and roughness. This combination addresses structural and hydration issues, providing a comprehensive approach to skin rejuvenation.
To further increase collagen production and improve skin quality, it is recommended to combine microneedle facial treatments and regular microneedle facial treatments. Injectable polynucleotides and skin enhancers have similar effects, but instead of being limited to hydrating the skin, such as hyaluronic acid, such as Profhile, polynucleotides send active signals to cells to produce collagen and elastin. Although polynucleotides can be used together with dermal fillers, some doctors stress the importance of individualized treatment plans. Polynucleotides are different, since they stimulate regeneration at the cellular level, so it takes time to see them visually and studies show that the resulting volumes may be misleading for HA fillers, although this is unusual.
Polynucleotides, on the other hand, “work in a different way by causing natural fibroblasts to produce more collagen and elastin. To further increase collagen production and improve skin quality, it is recommended to combine a cycle of skin enhancers with regular microneedling facial treatments between treatments. The decision to incorporate polynucleotides in your consultation should take into account their unique properties and wide range. of conditions they can treat.
Polynucleotides (PN) have existed for more than 30 years and, although their use in aesthetic medicine is not new, their introduction to the UK market is.
