Polynucleotide Treatment in Rugby
Advanced Salmon DNA Skin Rejuvenation
Polynucleotide treatment at our Rugby clinic in Warwickshire can be used for several areas that show signs of ageing or environmental damage. Polynucleotides are biocompatible molecules made from purified salmon DNA fragments, injected into the skin in small amounts to support hydration, elasticity and skin quality.
Rather than adding volume, polynucleotides are designed to work with your skin’s own renewal processes, including collagen production.
Doctor-led, 17+ years of medical experience
Gradual, natural-looking improvement
From £300 per session – course of 3 for £750
- Spread the cost with Klarna
What Is Polynucleotide Treatment?
Polynucleotide treatment, often called a salmon DNA treatment, is a type of injectable skin booster. The product contains highly purified DNA fragments that are designed to support the skin’s natural repair and renewal. Research is promising, though still developing, and results vary from person to person.
- Designed to support collagen and elastin production
- Aims to improve skin hydration and texture
- May help skin that looks dull, tired or uneven
- Used for delicate areas such as under the eyes and the neck
At your consultation, Dr Ramazan Soydas will assess your skin and explain realistically what polynucleotides can and cannot do for you.
Why Choose Polynucleotides for Your Skin?
Polynucleotides are a non-surgical option for skin that looks dull, thin or crepey, or has fine lines. They are commonly used in the following areas:
- Around the eyes and mouth
- Neck and décolleté
- Hands and forehead
The treatment can be considered for a wide range of skin types and tones, for both men and women in Rugby and across Warwickshire. Suitability is always assessed individually.
Under-Eye & Tear Trough Refresh
The under-eye area has thin, delicate skin that can look tired or crepey. Polynucleotides may improve the look of thin under-eye skin and fine lines. If your dark circles are mainly caused by pigmentation or deeper hollows, another option, such as tear trough filler, may suit you better.
Full Face & Neck Renewal
For the face and neck, polynucleotides aim to improve hydration, texture and the look of fine lines for a fresher appearance that still looks like you.
Treatment Overview
Transparent Pricing & Flexible Payment Plans
- Single session (one area): £300
- Full recommended course (3 sessions): £750 – save £150 compared with three single sessions
A course of 3 sessions, spaced 2–4 weeks apart, is recommended for most people.
Spread the Cost: Pay in 3 Interest-Free Monthly Installments
You can spread the cost of your treatment with Klarna – for example, 3 interest-free payments of £250 for a full course.
Klarna is subject to eligibility. 18+, UK residents only. Late payments may affect your credit score.
Who Performs Your Treatment?
Treatments are performed by Dr Ramazan Soydas, a medical doctor registered in Turkey (not registered with the UK GMC) with over 17 years of medical experience, often working alongside Dr Ayse Soydas, a GMC-registered doctor.
FAQs
What areas can be treated with Polynucleotides at your Rugby clinic?
Common areas include the face, the under-eye area and around the mouth, the neck, décolleté and hands. Dr Ramazan Soydas will recommend a plan tailored to you at your consultation.
How long do polynucleotide results last from treatment in Rugby?
Results can last several months, depending on your skin, age and lifestyle. Many people choose a maintenance session every 6–12 months.
How many polynucleotide sessions are needed?
Most people have an initial course of 3 sessions, spaced 2–4 weeks apart, followed by maintenance sessions as needed. Your schedule is planned at your consultation.
Is polynucleotide treatment painful at your Rugby clinic?
Most people feel only a brief pinching sensation. Numbing cream is applied beforehand to keep you comfortable. Small bumps or redness at the injection points usually settle within 24–48 hours.
Is polynucleotide treatment safe?
Like all injectable treatments, polynucleotides carry potential risks, including bruising, swelling, infection and allergic reaction. These are discussed with you at your consultation, and the treatment is not suitable for everyone – for example, during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Please also tell us about any allergies, including fish allergy.
Who carries out the treatment at your Rugby clinic?
Your consultation and treatment are carried out personally by Dr Ramazan Soydas, a medical doctor registered in Turkey (not registered with the UK GMC) with over 17 years of medical experience.
Ready to Awaken Your Skin’s Natural Radiance?
If you are concerned about tired-looking eyes, fine lines or uneven skin texture, book a consultation to find out whether polynucleotides are right for you.
Dr Soydas Aesthetic – Rugby
Office 11, First Floor, 3 Newbold Road, Rugby, CV21 2LQ
Conveniently located for patients in Rugby, Lutterworth, Daventry and across Warwickshire.