Tissue Biostimulators (Polynucleotides & Radiesse)

Injectable biostimulators that improve skin quality and firmness over time rather than adding volume. Polynucleotide treatments such as Plinest are associated with better hydration, elasticity and regeneration, including the under-eye area, while calcium-hydroxyapatite (Radiesse) stimulates collagen for gradual firming. The clinic also offers AQUAGOLD, a personalised micro-infusion of a tailored cocktail across the face.

Tissue biostimulators are injectable treatments designed to improve the skin's own quality and support over the weeks and months after treatment, rather than to fill a line or add contour. Polynucleotide products such as Plinest are derived from purified DNA fractions and are associated with improvements in hydration, elasticity and skin regeneration; the range includes dedicated options for the delicate eye area, for body skin and a faster-acting formulation. Calcium-hydroxyapatite (Radiesse) works differently — it provides some immediate support while stimulating the skin to produce new collagen, which is associated with gradual firming and improved skin quality over several months. At Dr Kopaczyński the physician selects the most appropriate biostimulator for your skin and concern and injects it across the relevant area, with numbing available for comfort; a session generally takes around thirty to forty minutes. Downtime is usually short — minor redness, small bumps or occasional bruising that settle over a day or two. Because these treatments work by stimulating the skin's own processes, they are typically delivered as a short course a few weeks apart with results building gradually and maintained periodically. The clinic also offers AQUAGOLD, a device with ultra-fine gold-plated micro-needles that delivers a personalised cocktail of micro-doses just beneath the skin's surface across the whole face for an overall freshening effect. Suitability, the right product and the number of sessions are agreed with the physician at consultation; these treatments are avoided in pregnancy and breastfeeding.