Polynucleotides Under Eyes
Restore tired-looking eyes with advanced regenerative skin therapy.
Polynucleotide Under Eye treatment is designed to improve the quality of delicate under-eye skin by encouraging your body's natural repair processes. Rather than simply adding volume, polynucleotides help improve hydration, skin texture and elasticity, reducing the appearance of fine lines, crepey skin and tired-looking eyes over time.
At Bee Aesthetics, every treatment is tailored to your individual concerns. Following a thorough consultation, we'll create a personalised treatment plan to help you achieve refreshed, natural-looking results.
Pricing
Polynucleotides Under Eyes (30 minutes)
£120
Polynucleotides Under Eyes (30 minutes)
£120
Before & After
Frequently Asked Questions
Under-eye polynucleotides are injectable treatments designed to support skin repair and improve the quality of the delicate skin around the eyes. They can help improve hydration, texture and the appearance of fine lines.
Polynucleotides can help improve fine lines, crepey or dehydrated skin and overall skin quality around the eyes. They may also improve some causes of tired-looking eyes and dark circles.
They may improve some dark circles, particularly where thin or poor-quality skin contributes to their appearance. Dark circles have several possible causes, so your under-eye area will need to be assessed first.
Polynucleotides focus on improving skin quality rather than adding volume. Tear-trough filler is used to restore volume in suitable patients, so the most appropriate treatment depends on your anatomy and concerns.
They may be suitable for adults concerned about fine lines, dehydration, crepey skin or poor skin quality beneath the eyes. Your medical history and under-eye anatomy will be assessed before treatment.
The number of treatments varies according to your skin and treatment goals. An initial course is often recommended, with maintenance treatments where appropriate.
Downtime is usually minimal.
Temporary swelling, redness, tenderness, bruising or small bumps may occur around the injection sites and generally settle following treatment.