Let’s talk Polyneucleotides - what are they and why do you need them?

Let’s talk about Vitaran – the polynucleotide treatment that’s been making waves, or as it's more popularly known, the salmon sperm facial that you might have seen trending on social media. This treatment has recently taken the UK by storm, and it’s no surprise why, given its incredible revitalizing properties. Essentially, Vitaran is a form of polynucleotide therapy, which works by delivering bio-stimulating substances directly under the skin. The result? A significant increase in collagen and elastin production, two key components that are essential for maintaining youthful, tight, and glowing skin.

In my clinic, I use Vitaran regularly because it’s incredibly effective at rejuvenating the skin. The treatment is versatile and can be used virtually anywhere on the body, but it’s especially popular for targeting delicate areas like under the eyes. Under-eye skin can often show signs of aging or fatigue more quickly, and Vitaran helps to address this by promoting cell turnover and improving skin elasticity, which leads to a fresher, more youthful look.

One of the standout benefits of Vitaran is its ability to stimulate fibroblasts, the cells responsible for producing collagen and elastin. These fibroblasts play a key role in maintaining skin structure and elasticity, and by boosting their activity, Vitaran promotes firmer, smoother skin. This treatment is fantastic for tackling fine lines, wrinkles, and general signs of aging. It works beneath the surface to revitalize and renew skin, helping to restore a more youthful appearance over time.

So, whether you're looking to target specific areas like the under-eyes, neck, or other parts of the body, Vitaran is an exceptional option. It’s a fantastic, non-invasive treatment that provides a natural, glowing complexion while addressing the structural components that keep your skin looking youthful. With its ability to enhance collagen and elastin production, it's definitely one of the most exciting treatments in aesthetic medicine right now.

Patient concerned over under eye bags and dark circles - picture shows under eyes after two treatments of Polyneucleotides.