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Tempted by polyneucleotides? Here’s what to know before booking trending ‘salmon sperm’ treatment
Polyneucleotides, also often referred to as 'salmon sperm DNA' or 'the fish sperm facial', are a subtle tweakment that boosts the skin's overall health – here's what I learnt from trying it
The trend is veering away from invasive procedures and traditional injectables like fillers and Botox that merely 'fill' or 'freeze', and leaning towards more nuanced tweakments that enhance overall skin health, ensuring it stays in top form for longer. A-listers including Jennifer Aniston, Millie Mackintosh and Zara McDermott have all expressed their love for this subtle injectable, typically used around the eyes to tackle dark circles, fine lines and crepey skin – several of our team members have even declared it their new go-to treatment. The results are subtle Unlike immediate-effect dermal fillers and Botox, which restricts muscle movement around 7-14 days post-treatment, polyneucleotides aren't likely to cause a dramatic visible change.
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