If you’ve been researching the latest anti-ageing treatments, you’ve probably come across the word polynucleotides. They’re rapidly becoming one of the most talked-about innovations in regenerative aesthetics—and for good reason.
Unlike treatments that simply disguise the signs of ageing, polynucleotides are designed to support your skin’s natural repair processes, encouraging healthier, stronger and more resilient skin over time.
At Pennyfeathers, based at the Lido Medical Centre in Jersey, I combine advanced microneedling with regenerative skin therapies to achieve natural-looking improvements in skin quality.
What Makes Polynucleotides Different?
Healthy skin depends on collagen, elastin and a strong skin structure. As we age, these naturally decline, leading to fine lines, loss of elasticity and dullness.
Polynucleotides work by supporting the skin’s natural regenerative environment. The aim is healthier skin that feels smoother, appears firmer and has improved overall quality.
This treatment is particularly suited to clients who want subtle, natural rejuvenation rather than dramatic cosmetic change.
Why I Combine Them with Microneedling
Professional microneedling stimulates your skin’s own collagen production through controlled micro-channels.
When combined with an appropriate regenerative treatment plan, this can complement the skin’s natural repair response and help optimise skin quality.
At Pennyfeathers, every treatment begins with an individual consultation because every skin tells a different story.