Simone Shoffman, Head of Education at Healthxchange, leads a Q&A on polynucleotides and Healthxchange’s newly launched corresponding training course. Developed in collaboration with PhilArt by Croma, the Healthxchange Academy course signifies a transformative shift in the provider’s training approach, designed to offer a more bespoke and immersive experience for participants.
Polynucleotides are biostimulators which come in the form of an injectable gel and are derived from fish DNA extract. They promote hydration of the skin and scavenge free radicals, resulting in building an optimal environment for the growth of fibroblasts. Consequently, they promote the production of new collagen and elastic fibres, stimulating the body’s own cellular regeneration.
Polynucleotides can address various concerns, such as areas experiencing volume loss on the face including under the eyes and nasolabial folds. Additionally, they can be utilised for hair and body…
