What's the difference between Profhilo and Polynucleotides Plinest?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Profhilo has the highest concentration of hyaluronic acid and it works by intensely hydrating your skin and stimulating your collagen and elastin production. The treatment leaves your skin plump and dewy days to weeks after treatment.
Polynucleotides do not contain hyaluronic acid. Instead, they work by signaling your skin at a cellular level to start a repair process. This results in an increase in fibroblast cell number and activity. Inflammation is reduced hence there’s improvement in acne and pigmentation. Restoration of normal skin function improves Rosacea. The fibroblasts produce more collagen and elastin making your skin plumper and hydrated. The wound healing response helps to repair scars and stretch marks. Added antioxidant benefits protect your skin. The overall benefits take weeks to show as the effects are slower to happen.
So which treatment is right for you?
It all depends on the condition of your skin and your treatment goals. They can be done separately or combined depending on your skin concerns.
For appointments contact:
Dr Tash Kanagasabai MBBS, DRCOG, DSFRH, Level 7 Aesthetic Medicine.
Skin Enhance and Wellness
📍Billericay, Essex
📱07825 999 144 or
☎️ 01277 549 006
💌 info@skinenhance.co.uk
🌍 www.skinenhance.co.uk
Excellent review!!!which product would you recommend for wrinkles under the eyes and bags which are just beginning to show? Thank you in advance!!
Hi
Thank you for your comment.
Here's the link to my blog on under-eye concerns.
skinenhance.co.uk/5-under-eye-concerns-and-how-to-tackle-them/
How many sessions would you suggest for scars? like akne scars?
Can this replace botox? With enough treatments can it remove all fine lines and wrinkles? Talking about polynucleotide
Think that's a big ask! Botox relaxes your muscles but this is a skin-level treatment.
@@skinenhance is there any other treatment that exists or is in the works to replace Botox? It’s a waste of time as wears out fast. If it lasted a year + I’d say it’s worth it
I understand your frustration but there's a reason it's the most popular aesthetic treatment despite its relatively short duration.@@dennisguilder1
@@skinenhance you didn’t help at all. Clearly you haven’t studied daxify or EmFace. As well as Ulthetapy when preformed correctly. Mesychemal stem cells from placenta and Whartons jelly also provide very regenerative properties. Thanks for no help. As for most popular procedure? Don’t know if that’s true and many of these in time will become more popular though right now considered unorthodox.
Good luck with your treatments@@dennisguilder1