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What are polynucleotides?
Injectable treatments made from purified DNA fragments, used to support skin quality, hydration and repair.
37 seconds · Berkshire Aesthetics, Maidenhead
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What are polynucleotides? They are injectable treatments made from purified DNA fragments, used to support skin quality, hydration and repair. They are often chosen for the delicate skin under the eyes, or for fine lines and texture. A course is usually two or three sessions, a few weeks apart, and changes develop gradually over the following months. At Berkshire Aesthetics, injectables are always carried out by a doctor, and every treatment starts with a consultation. Results vary between individuals. Book a consultation with a member of our team in Maidenhead.
All treatments carry risks. Results vary. Consultation required.
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