Plinest Polynucleotide Treatments

Rather than filling a line, polynucleotides support fibroblasts — the cells that produce collagen and elastin — and reduce inflammation in the treated tissue.

That makes them a good first step where skin quality, not volume, is the underlying problem.

Thin, crepey and shadowed under-eye skin often responds better to polynucleotides than to filler, which can look puffy in this area.

A course of two to three sessions, two to three weeks apart, is typical, with maintenance twice a year.