Polynucleotides in aesthetics: the new revolution for radiant skin
Aesthetic medicine is constantly evolving, and with it innovative treatment methods are emerging that take natural beauty to a new level. One of these groundbreaking developments is treatment with polynucleotides – a real game changer for skin rejuvenation and regeneration. These biological miracle substances are extracted from salmon sperm and have a profound effect on skin health. But what makes polynucleotides so special and why are they the new insider tip in aesthetics?
Polynucleotides are biotechnologically obtained nucleic acid chains that are extracted from salmon sperm. They work on a cellular level by activating the skin’s natural repair mechanism, reducing inflammation and promoting cell renewal. Thanks to their strong water-binding capacity, they also ensure deep hydration – an essential factor for youthful, fresh skin.
This treatment is ideal for anyone looking for a gentle but effective method of skin rejuvenation. Whether fine lines, loss of elasticity, dry skin or a general improvement in the skin’s appearance – polynucleotides offer a natural and gentle solution for a wide range of skin needs.
Compared to conventional skin rejuvenation methods, polynucleotides have a regenerative rather than a masking effect. They not only improve the appearance of the skin, but also optimize skin health in the long term. The results are not only immediately visible, but also intensify over time – a real benefit for all those who rely on natural beauty.
Polynucleotides are the new generation of skin rejuvenation and set new standards in aesthetic medicine. They combine science, innovation and natural regeneration to visibly beautify the skin – without any invasive procedures. If you are looking for a real beauty boost, you should not miss out on this revolutionary treatment! treatments and drop by!
Ptosis: this is the technical term for drooping of the eyelid and eyebrows.
If you suddenly notice that one eye seems smaller, you have difficulty opening your eye or your eyebrow is drooping about a week after wrinkle treatment with a muscle relaxant, it is most likely due to the muscle relaxant. Don’t panic at first! It will all pass again. Here I briefly explain how this happens and what you can do.
A drooping eyelid can occur if the muscle relaxant spreads in the orbital septum and paralyzes the upper eyelid elevator muscle accidentally. To minimize the risk, the physician should inject the product into the lateral corrugator supercilii muscle (muscle under the eyebrow), keeping a safety distance of 1-2 cm from the upper lateral orbital rim. If ptosis does occur, it is usually only of short duration (approx. two to four weeks).
What can you do?
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Industrially produced collagen is heavily advertised, especially on the Internet and by celebrities. In the form of powders, capsules and drinking ampoules, it is intended to restore the age-related loss of collagen.
The manufacturers promise more beautiful skin, healthy cartilage and stronger ligaments and joints. In fact, studies show that this canned collagen reaches bones and joints – but in its individual components. The body breaks down the collagen into the amino acids glycine, proline and hydroxyproline.
However, the body can produce collagen itself from proline. To do this, it needs vitamin C as a coenzyme. Vitamin C is required for collagen production, similar to copper, zinc and other trace elements. These micronutrients are usually missing in the powders.
What are the alternatives?
Our IV Drips can add nutrients quickly and easily.
Supplementation of nutrients (e.g. vitamin C and zinc) is more favourable than the collagen preparations themselves.
Our injections directly under the skin (Profhilo®, mesoestetic®) provide a better and longer-lasting effect and are more cost-effective in the long term.
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Do you want pore-free, radiant and healthy skin? We reveal our top glow-up tips and which products can help you achieve them.
The basic principle of skin care is: a healthy amount of cleansing and the use of skin care products. This is because our skin produces protective lipids on a daily basis, with so-called ceramides forming a major component. In order to form a natural protective barrier to the outside, it is important to maintain an acidic pH of about 5. If we now use aggressive cleansing agents such as gels containing alcohol, coarse-grained peelings or drying soaps, we lose the natural acid mantle and thus the important protective barrier against external influences. The skin appears dry, flaky, reddened and pre ages.
Therefore, not only the selection, but also the sequence in the application of care products is of fundamental importance.
Just as important as the external care of the skin is the contribution of the internal care. Therefore, pay attention to a balanced and healthy diet with little sugar and salt, moderate alcohol consumption and a sufficient amount of liquid – min. 1.5 L still water or unsweetened tea. Exercise several times a week and be sure to avoid nicotine use.
Last but not least, I would like to introduce you to the wonder weapon Profhilo®. Simple in treatment, this product manages to stimulate 4 different types of collagen in the skin through biomodeling, in addition to giving you back an unbeatable glow up and noticeable firmness. Book your appointment here now.
Book appointment nowIn my consultation, young women in particular ask me what “those white dots” on their lips are. They find them particularly unattractive and would like to get rid of them.
In this blog, I will briefly inform you about the most important things.
1. What are these white dots?
These are so-called Fordyce’s glands. These are ectopic sebaceous glands that can be present on the lips, in the oral cavity and also in the intimate area. These are ectopic sebaceous glands that can be present on the lips, in the oral cavity and also in the intimate area. They have no disease value. They occur in up to 80% of the population and occur due to hormonal changes after puberty. They are completely absent in children.
2. Can I get rid of them?
The Fordyce’s glands can disappear on their own or remain. Since they have no disease value, removal is not necessary from a medical point of view. However, if they are found to be cosmetically disturbing, the following methods can help:
CO2 laser: a laser method that can ablatively sclerose the glands.
Curettage: removal by means of scraping
Oral treatment with isotretinoids: these dry out the sebaceous glands and can make them disappear completely
Typical treatment with retinoids, clindamycin and benzyl peroxide
Electrodesiccation/cauteration: This involves burning away particularly pronounced glands.
For all methods, you should consult a dermatologist, a specialist in skin diseases.
It is with great pleasure that I open my new practice in Lucerne – centrally located on Zürichstrasse, very close to Löwengraben. In the bright rooms we provide a cozy ambience with fresh colors. Furthermore, we are there with modern beauty treatments in all matters of your beauty. We are open for you from Monday to Saturday. Stop by for a free consultation and get inspired.
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