polynucleotides under eyes London
Polynucleotides Under Eyes London
Regenerative polynucleotide injections for under-eye skin quality. Treatment aims to improve texture, hydration and crepiness without adding filler volume.
What it is and how it works
Polynucleotides are purified DNA fragments used as an injectable skin-quality treatment. Around the eyes, small superficial deposits are placed to support hydration, texture and the skin's regenerative environment without adding filler-like volume.
Under-eye darkness can come from pigment, visible vessels, hollowness, anatomy or shadowing, and one treatment cannot correct every cause. Examination determines which part is realistically treatable and whether another approach would be more appropriate.
Who it is for
- Fine, crepey or dehydrated under-eye skin
- Dark-circle appearance partly linked to skin quality
- Clients who are not seeking under-eye filler
How treatment is mapped
The under-eye is divided into skin-quality, pigment, vascular, hollowing and shadow components before injection points are selected.
- Polynucleotides are placed as small superficial deposits across suitable crepey or dehydrated skin.
- The orbital rim, visible vessels and areas prone to swelling affect the depth, spacing and volume used.
- True hollowness or pigment may require a different plan because skin-quality treatment cannot correct every cause of dark circles.
What results look like
The under-eye area may look smoother and better hydrated. It cannot fully correct every cause of hollowness or pigmentation.
Honest timeline
Change builds gradually through the course and in the weeks afterwards. The honest endpoint is not immediately after injection.
Price and sessions
Clinician-recommended plan: Plinest Eye Revival Course
Course of three Plinest Eye sessions, with each session paid per visit.
Single session: £250. For maintenance, staged treatment or where advised after consultation.
If your clinician recommends a course after a single session, that session price can be put towards the course when you book it within 30 days.
Usually a course of sessions spaced several weeks apart; your plan is confirmed after examination.
Safety and downtime
Your doctor reviews your medical history, medicines and treatment area before confirming suitability. Treatment is postponed when it would not be clinically appropriate.
Under-eye swelling, small bumps and bruising are common short-term effects and can be more visible for several days.
Skin-tone guidance
The treatment can be considered across skin tones. Technique and aftercare are adjusted individually, with particular attention to bruising, inflammation and the risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation.
Frequently asked questions
Will it remove genetic dark circles?
Not always. Dark circles can come from pigment, anatomy, vessels and shadowing. We explain which part treatment may realistically improve.
Is this under-eye filler?
No. Polynucleotides target skin quality and do not create the same structural volume as filler.