At the Cabinet Médical Esthétique Wagram (Paris 17th), polynucleotide injections (Rejuran®) are performed by Docteur Laura Jimenez and Docteur Laurence Borowiec.
Polynucleotides, also called PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotides), are highly purified DNA fragments, most often extracted from salmon milt. Used for several years in restorative medicine (wound healing, rheumatology), they are increasingly used in aesthetic medicine for their regenerating properties on the skin.
Injected as mesotherapy using fine needles or micro-cannulas, polynucleotides stimulate fibroblasts and promote the production of new collagen, while improving hydration and skin quality at depth. Unlike hyaluronic acid, they have no volumising effect: their action is purely regenerating and restorative.
Rejuran® is today one of the most studied and most widely used polynucleotide molecules.
3 sessions, 3 weeks apart. This treatment is performed by Docteur Laura Jimenez and Docteur Laurence Borowiec.
Firmer, better-hydrated skin with a more even complexion. The effects appear gradually over the course of the sessions.
Temporary redness and slight swelling may appear at the injection points; no social downtime beyond 24 hours.
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FAQ — Your questions about polynucleotides
Are polynucleotides the same thing as hyaluronic acid?
No. Polynucleotides have no volumising effect: they stimulate the skin’s natural regeneration (fibroblasts, collagen) rather than filling a volume.
How many sessions are needed?
The recommended protocol is 3 sessions, 3 weeks apart.
Does the treatment hurt?
The injection is done with fine needles or micro-cannulas; slight redness or temporary swelling at the injection point may appear, with no social downtime beyond 24 hours.
Who is this treatment for?
It suits skin that lacks firmness or radiance, as well as the eye contour, as a complement or an alternative to other facial rejuvenation techniques.
