Polynucleotides for Dark Circles

The number of sessions depends on the condition of the skin and the severity of the dark circles and puffiness, but generally, 3 to 4 sessions spaced 2 to 4 weeks apart are recommended for optimal results.

Initial improvements are noticeable after the first session, with the skin appearing more hydrated and the eye contour looking fresher. Continuous improvement is expected as collagen production is stimulated over time.

No, the treatment is minimally invasive and generally well tolerated. A mild sensation of pressure or warmth may be felt during the injections, but it usually subsides quickly.

There is no significant downtime required. You may experience mild swelling or redness in the treated area, which usually resolves within a few hours.

Yes, polynucleotides for dark circles can be combined with other treatments such as mesotherapy, Botox, or dermal fillers to enhance the overall results and improve the appearance of the eye contour.

Results can last for several months, but periodic maintenance sessions are recommended to keep the skin hydrated and youthful.

Yes, polynucleotides treatments are safe when performed by trained professionals. The use of natural biological extracts ensures compatibility with the skin and minimizes risks.