Ageing of the skin is a natural process by which the collagen and elastin, that keep our skin looking firm and youthful, begin to decline, this results in wrinkles. Cell production and cell quality also diminish over time resulting in wrinkles. These factors unfortunately are out of our control, though diet and supplements can slow down the process, it won’t stop it.

Traditionally when we think of injectable aesthetics treatments, dermal fillers that add volume come to mind. Over the last few years injectables have expanded into treatments designed to enhance the skin, providing deep hydration for visibly plump and glowing skin. The latest innovation in this area is the injectable skin-booster, Polynucleotides.

In additional to medical training, it’s really beneficial to choose a medical aesthetics clinic because you can check they are trained to the level they say that they are. You can research your practitioner on the NMC (Nursing and Midwifery Council), GMC (General Medical Council) and GDC (General Dental Council) website to check their credentials and that they are who they say they are.