Under-eye rejuvenation is an incredible way to improve loss of volume and elasticity, wrinkles, and signs of aging in the eye area. Under eye rejuvenation, when started early can be used as a preventative treatment, or to improve signs of aging that have already occurred.
Today we are talking about two popular eye treatments; polynucleotides and dermal fillers. Both have their place in a treatment plan and offer incredible, yet different results.
Polynucleotide-based Rejuvenation
Polynucleotides are filtered and ultra-purified natural DNA fractions, typically derived from salmon DNA, that initiate your body's natural fibroblast production, resulting in increased collagen and a thicker, healthier epidermis. Polynucleotides, often called PN, are a powerful skin healer and cellular rejuvenator.
The benefits of the use of polynucleotides under the eyes are profound. PN improves cell turnover and function, which in turn restores hydration, elasticity, and texture in the skin. Because PN stimulates fibroblast activity, a significant boost in natural collagen is achieved using PN mesotherapy and microneedling, revitalizing the skin and under-eye area.
Hyaluronic Acid Dermal Filler-based Rejuvenation
Dermal fillers are typically composed of cross-linked hyaluronic acid, creating a durable gel that is compatible with our body’s natural hyaluronic acid. These fillers are available in various viscosities, tailored to address specific areas of volume loss and to enhance the aesthetics and symmetry of the face and body.
One of the most effective applications of dermal fillers is in under-eye rejuvenation. They are particularly beneficial for restoring lost volume and addressing under-eye hollowness. A combined approach, using dermal fillers to replenish volume and polynucleotide treatments for their reparative benefits, offers a powerful solution for under-eye treatment, enhancing both the appearance and overall skin health in this delicate area.
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