SALMON DNA TREATMENT IN BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
Polynucleotides in Beaconsfield
PRICE: from £160 (Under-eye), £200 (FULL FACE)
Our Polynucleotide treatment in Beaconsfield is for clients who want to improve skin quality, support skin repair and refresh tired or delicate areas such as the under-eyes. You may have heard this being called the popular 'salmon sperm' treatment in the press, but don't let that put you off.
At Sculpt by Kelly Swann, Polynucleotides are used to support skin regeneration from within. They can be a good option if your skin feels dull, crepey, tired, fragile or less resilient than it used to, especially around delicate areas where traditional treatments may not be the best fit.
Appointments are available at the Beaconsfield clinic, with selected availability in Holmer Green, near High Wycombe.
COST OF POLYNUCLEOTIDES IN BEACONSFIELD
PRICE: from £160 (Under-eye)
PRICE: from £200 (Full FACE)
PACKAGE: SAVE UP TO £100
Skin Regeneration for the Face & Under-eyes in Beaconsfield
Polynucleotides are often chosen by clients who want to improve the appearance of fine lines, skin texture, under-eye darkness or delicate skin without adding volume or changing their facial features.
Polynucleotides work by supporting the skin at a cellular level, helping it look healthier, smoother and more refreshed over time.
At Sculpt by Kelly Swann in Beaconsfield, polynucleotide treatments are tailored to your skin, your concerns and the area being treated. Kelly offers both full face polynucleotides and under-eye polynucleotide treatment, depending on your goals.
• THE POPULAR 'SALMON SPERM' TREATMENT
What are Polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides are injectable regenerative skin treatments used to improve skin quality, support repair and refresh areas that look tired, thin, crepey or less resilient.
They work differently from treatments that add volume or change facial structure. Instead, polynucleotides focus on helping the skin behave better from within, supporting repair at a cellular level and improving the appearance of skin texture, fine lines and overall skin quality over time.
Why are Polynucleotides sometimes called the “salmon sperm” treatment?
You may have seen polynucleotides described in the press as the “salmon sperm” treatment or “salmon DNA” treatment. These are informal terms commonly used online and in the media to describe polynucleotide skin treatments.
In simple terms, polynucleotides are highly purified DNA fragments used to support skin repair, improve skin quality and encourage regeneration at a cellular level. The aim is to improve skin texture, resilience and overall skin quality, without adding volume or creating a filled look.
These before and after results are real Polynucleotide results from Sculpt by Kelly Swann in Beaconsfield.
Polynucleotide Treatment Before & Afters from Our Beaconsfield Clients
Here are some of our favourite before and after photos, from both aesthetic and skin treatments.
What can Polynucleotides help with?
Polynucleotides are often chosen by clients who want to improve skin quality, repair tired-looking skin and refresh delicate areas such as the under-eyes.
Rather than adding volume or changing your facial shape, polynucleotide treatment focuses on improving the condition of the skin itself. It can help support skin repair, improve resilience and create a fresher, healthier-looking appearance over time.
Who are Polynucleotides suitable for?
Polynucleotides may be suitable if you want to:
• A NOTE FORM KELLY
If your skin feels thinner, tired or crepey, polynucleotides can be a lovely option to consider. During your consultation, we’ll look at your skin properly and decide whether full face polynucleotides, under-eye polynucleotides or a mix of treatments (sometimes skin boosters) is most suitable for your goals.
What to expect from your Polynucleotides appointment
Your polynucleotides appointment begins with a consultation, where Kelly will assess your skin, discuss your concerns and explain whether full face or under-eye polynucleotide treatment is most suitable for your goals.
If treatment is suitable, the area will be cleansed and prepared before the polynucleotides are injected carefully into the skin. The treatment is usually quick, with under-eye polynucleotides taking around 30 minutes and full face polynucleotides taking around 40 minutes.
Once placed into the treatment area, polynucleotides help support skin regeneration, hydration, elasticity and overall skin quality.
Polynucleotides at a glance
• A NOTE FORM KELLY
If you are not sure whether you need full face or under-eye polynucleotides, we can decide this together during your consultation. We’ll look at your skin, talk through your concerns and choose the treatment plan that feels most suitable for your goals.
About Kelly Swann
Choosing the right practitioner is one of the most important parts of having a treatment.
Kelly’s approach is calm, honest and personalised. She will take time to assess your face, listen to your concerns and explain whether Polynucleotides are the right option for your skin concerns and goals.
Why Choose Sculpt for Polynucleotides?
Sculpt by Kelly Swann offers Polynucleotide treatment from the Beaconsfield clinic in Buckinghamshire, with selected appointments also available in Holmer Green, near High Wycombe.
The Beaconsfield clinic is convenient for clients visiting from surrounding areas including High Wycombe, Amersham, Gerrards Cross, Marlow, Chalfont St Peter, Chalfont St Giles, Hazlemere and wider Buckinghamshire.
If you are looking for natural-looking dermal fillers near Beaconsfield, Kelly offers a professional, friendly and honest approach to treatment, with patient safety and facial balance at the centre of every appointment.
Polynucleotides FAQs
What are Polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides are injectable regenerative skin treatments used to support skin repair, improve skin quality and refresh areas that look tired, dull, crepey or less resilient. They are often used for the full face or delicate under-eye area.
How do polynucleotides work?
Polynucleotides work by supporting the skin’s natural repair processes at a cellular level. Rather than adding volume or changing facial structure, they help improve the condition of the skin itself, supporting smoother, fresher and healthier-looking skin over time.
How much do polynucleotides cost in Beaconsfield?
At Sculpt by Kelly Swann, polynucleotide treatment starts from £160. Under-eye polynucleotides are £160 for a single session or £350 for a pack of 3 sessions. Full face polynucleotides are £200 for a single session or £500 for a pack of 3 sessions. Please check our booking system for the most up to date prices.
Are polynucleotides actually worth it?
Polynucleotides are fantastic if your goal is to improve skin quality, under-eye crepiness, fine lines, dullness or tired-looking skin without adding volume. They are usually best suited to clients who are happy with gradual results and a course-based treatment plan.
Will one session of polynucleotides do anything?
You may notice some improvement after one session, but polynucleotides usually work best as a course of treatments. At Sculpt by Kelly Swann, a course of 3 sessions is often recommended for the best results, especially for under-eye concerns, crepey skin or overall skin quality.
How many polynucleotide treatments will I need?
Most clients are recommended a course of 3 polynucleotide treatments, although this depends on your skin, the area being treated and your goals. Kelly will assess your skin during consultation and recommend whether a single session or package is most suitable.
How long do polynucleotides last?
Polynucleotide results can last around 6–12 months, depending on your skin, lifestyle, age and treatment plan. Maintenance treatments may be recommended to help keep the skin looking fresher, healthier and more resilient.
How long do polynucleotides last under eyes?
Under-eye polynucleotide results can last around 6–12 months, depending on your skin quality, lifestyle and treatment plan. A course of treatments is usually recommended first, followed by maintenance where needed.
Why do my eyes look worse after polynucleotides?
The under-eye area can look temporarily puffy, swollen or uneven after polynucleotide treatment. This is usually part of the normal settling process and should improve as swelling reduces. Kelly will explain what to expect and give you clear aftercare advice after your appointment.
Who should not have polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides may not be suitable for everyone. You may not be able to have treatment if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have an active skin infection, certain medical conditions, allergies or are not suitable for injectable treatment. Kelly will check your medical history and suitability during consultation.
Are polynucleotides better than Botox?
Polynucleotides and Botox-style wrinkle relaxing treatments work differently, so one is not necessarily better than the other. Polynucleotides focus on skin quality, repair and under-eye rejuvenation, while wrinkle relaxing treatments soften lines caused by muscle movement. Kelly can advise which option is right for your concerns.
Are polynucleotides better than skin boosters?
Polynucleotides and skin boosters are different treatments. Skin boosters are often chosen for hydration and glow, while polynucleotides are usually chosen for skin repair, crepey skin, under-eye quality and regenerative support. Some clients may benefit from one treatment, while others may need a wider skin plan.
What is the difference between full face and under-eye polynucleotides?
Full face polynucleotides are used to support overall skin texture, fine lines and skin quality across the face. Under-eye polynucleotides focus on the delicate eye area, where skin can appear thin, crepey, dark or tired-looking.
Is there downtime after polynucleotides?
There may be some temporary redness, tenderness, swelling, small bumps or bruising after polynucleotide treatment. This is usually mild and settles as the treatment area calms. The under-eye area can be more prone to temporary puffiness.
Where can I get polynucleotides in Beaconsfield?
Sculpt by Kelly Swann offers polynucleotides in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, with selected availability in Holmer Green, near High Wycombe. The clinic is convenient for clients visiting from High Wycombe, Amersham, Gerrards Cross, Marlow, Hazlemere and surrounding areas.
Why choose Sculpt by Kelly Swann for polynucleotides in Beaconsfield?
Sculpt by Kelly Swann offers a professional, friendly and consultation-led approach to polynucleotides in Beaconsfield. Kelly will assess your skin, listen to your concerns and recommend whether full face or under-eye polynucleotides are most suitable for your goals.
Ready to Book Polynucleotides in Beaconsfield?
Book a consultation with Kelly to talk through your concerns and find out whether Polynucleotides are the right for your skin, structure and goals. Appointments are available in Beaconsfield, with selected availability in Holmer Green, near High Wycombe.