Nurse-led Aesthetic Care

Polynucleotides in Streatham

A skin-rejuvenating treatment designed to support hydration, refresh tired-looking skin and address early fine lines, with a personalised approach to your specific skin concerns.

Prices start from £150*

*depending on the treated area.

Streatham Clinic

Our Approach to Polynucleotides

At our Streatham clinic, polynucleotides are often recommended for people who feel their skin looks tired, dull or dehydrated. They may also suit those who would like to address dark circles under the eyes or are beginning to notice early changes in texture and elasticity.

Busy routines, environmental exposure, stress and inconsistent skincare can all leave the complexion looking less fresh and resilient. In younger patients, these changes can be quite subtle, and the aim is often to support skin quality and resilience rather than create an obvious transformation.

We take a personalised approach, looking at the condition of your skin and what is contributing to the changes you have noticed rather than recommending treatment based on age alone.

Polynucleotides will not be the right choice for every concern. If what you are noticing is mainly caused by volume loss, pigmentation or another issue that the treatment is unlikely to improve, Natasha can discuss whether a different approach would be more appropriate.

Full information about the treatment technique, comfort measures, recommended course and aftercare is available on our main polynucleotides treatment page.

“A lot of my patients want to start looking after their skin before they feel they need anything more corrective. I like polynucleotides because the focus is on improving the skin itself, while still helping you look completely like yourself.”

Nurse Natasha

Polynucleotide Prices at Our Streatham Clinic

Polynucleotide treatment area Typical amount Price per Session
Under-eye Area 1ml £150
Full face 2 ml £250
Full face and neck 4ml £450

Your Visit

Polynucleotides Appointments at Streatham Clinic

Polynucleotide treatments at our Streatham clinic are carried out by Natasha Akbar, Registered Nurse.

A few days before your appointment, we will send you a medical questionnaire to complete, together with the relevant pre-treatment and aftercare information.

Natasha begins every appointment with a relaxed consultation to discuss what you have noticed, the areas you would like to address and what you hope to achieve. She will assess your skin and review your medical history before recommending the treatment.

If polynucleotides are suitable and you decide to proceed, treatment can usually be carried out during the same appointment.

We will contact you the following day to check how you are feeling. You are also welcome to get in touch at any time if you have questions or concerns.

For more information about the clinic, facilities and location, visit our Streatham clinic page.

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How to find us

86 Braxted Park, London, SW16 3AU

Clients visit our Streatham clinic from across South London, including Balham, Clapham, Tooting and Brixton, for personalised, nurse-led polynucleotide treatment.

FAQs

Questions About Polynucleotides From Streatham Clients

Nurse Natasha: “It can be, especially if you are beginning to notice dehydration, dullness, fine lines or changes in skin texture. I look at the condition of your skin rather than your age alone and will only recommend treatment if I think it is likely to benefit you.”

Nurse Natasha: “They may help when dark circles are partly caused by thin, crepey or dehydrated skin. By supporting collagen, elasticity and hydration, polynucleotides may gradually strengthen the delicate under-eye skin and make underlying blood vessels and shadows less noticeable.

They are less likely to help dark circles caused mainly by inherited pigmentation, deep hollows, prominent eye bags or facial structure.”

Nurse Natasha: “Yes. Polynucleotides can be used on a localised area when there is a specific concern, such as the under-eyes or acne scarring.

If however, acne scarring or uneven texture is your main concern, we may also discuss whether microneedling would be a more suitable option.”

Nurse Natasha: “No. The treatments work differently and are used for different concerns. Filler can replace or reshape lost volume, while polynucleotides focus on improving the skin’s condition, hydration and resilience.”