Polynucleotides Eye Treatment

What is polynucleotides eye treatment?

Polynucleotides eye treatment is an injectable skin booster for the delicate under-eye area, designed to improve skin quality rather than add volume. Unlike tear trough filler, the aim is a gradual, natural-looking improvement in the condition of the skin itself.

The skin under the eyes is thin and often the first place to show tiredness. That makes it well suited to a treatment focused on hydration and skin renewal. If you are thinking about your whole face rather than just your eyes, see our polynucleotides face treatment.

What can polynucleotides eye treatment help with?

Polynucleotides can help improve the appearance of dark circles, fine lines, crepiness and tired-looking eyes. They suit people who want a subtle refresh without the heavier look filler can sometimes give. At your consultation, we assess your under-eye area honestly and tell you whether this treatment, an alternative, or no treatment at all is the right call.

What happens at your appointment?

We start with a consultation to check the treatment suits your skin and your goals. The treatment itself involves a series of very small injections around the under-eye area and is usually finished within the hour. Mild swelling or small bumps at the injection points are common and usually settle within a few days.

How long do results last?

Results build gradually and vary from person to person, which is why we talk through realistic expectations before you commit. Most people have a short course of sessions spaced a few weeks apart, with changes appearing over the following weeks rather than overnight. We review your progress with you and agree whether maintenance sessions are worth it.

Under eye rejuvenation: polynucleotides or filler?

For under eye rejuvenation, polynucleotides improve the quality of the skin, while tear trough filler adds volume to hollows. Many people with dark circles or crepey skin do not need volume at all, so a skin booster can be the more natural starting point. We compare both options honestly at your consultation.

What should I do after polynucleotides?

Aftercare is simple: keep the area clean, and hold off on make-up, strong skincare such as retinol, and heavy exercise for a short period. Mild redness usually settles within a few days. We give you clear written aftercare guidance on the day, and you can contact us with any questions afterwards.

Polynucleotides eye treatment at Vista Clinic in Stillorgan, Dublin

We are a skin and aesthetics clinic in Stillorgan, South Dublin, with afternoon and evening appointments Monday to Saturday. Consultations are unhurried, and we only recommend treatment where we believe it can genuinely help. Browse our other regenerative skin treatments, or call or WhatsApp us to arrange a visit.

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Who should not have this treatment

We check all of this at the consultation, and some of these mean postponing rather than ruling the treatment out.

• pregnancy or breastfeeding
• an active skin or eye infection, such as eczema, dermatitis or conjunctivitis
• a history of autoimmune or bleeding disorders
• blood-thinning medication, unless your doctor has cleared it
• allergies or sensitivities to any of the ingredients
• filler, laser or a chemical peel near the eyes within the previous two to three weeks

How long a course takes

Each session runs about 30 to 45 minutes. A full course is usually three sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, with maintenance every six to twelve months after that. The products we use around the eye are Nucleofill and Plinest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where in Dublin can I have polynucleotides eye treatment?

Vista Clinic is at 18 Priory Office Park, Stillorgan, Dublin, A94 R5P6. We are open Monday to Friday from 2pm to 9pm and on Saturday from 2pm to 6pm. Sunday is by reservation only.

Do I need a consultation first?

Yes, and it is the first step of the process described above. Your consultation at Vista Clinic checks the treatment is suitable for you before anything is booked.

How long does an appointment take?

Each session lasts 30–45 minutes. Allow a little longer for your first visit, which includes the consultation.

How many sessions will I need?

A full course involves 3 sessions, spaced 4 – 6 weeks apart. Maintenance every 6 – 12 months can help maintain results, and your own plan is agreed at consultation.

How is this different from tear trough filler?

Unlike traditional tear trough fillers, which add volume, polynucleotides work on the quality of the skin itself. It suits people who prefer a natural, regenerative approach over dermal fillers or surgery.

How much does under-eye polynucleotide treatment cost in Dublin?

Session pricing is set out in the panel on this page. Exclusive packages are available for multi-area rejuvenation, and our full price list covers every treatment we provide.

Considering Under Eye Rejuvenation in Dublin?

Searches for eye rejuvenation in Dublin tend to start with one specific complaint: dark circles, crepey skin, or just looking tired in photographs.

Which of those a treatment can actually help with is worth sorting out in person before you book anything, because the under-eye area is not one problem.

Cost depends on how many sessions you and the clinician settle on, so treat the panel on this page as a starting point. Vista Clinic is in Stillorgan, on the south side of Dublin.

Call or message us if you would rather ask a few questions first.