Polynucleotides have become one of the most talked-about regenerative treatments for skin quality, and the cost reflects the regenerative formulation and the medical expertise needed to administer it safely. A course of three is usually recommended for best results, with most patients beginning to see skin-quality improvements within a few weeks. Below, we explain what affects the price and what is included.
If you are considering polynucleotides in Surrey, you are probably wondering what they cost and why a course is usually advised. It is a sensible question to ask before you begin. This guide explains the pricing clearly, what is included, and how polynucleotides compare with other skin-quality treatments, so you can feel confident in your decision.
Polynucleotides Cost in Surrey
At HAVA Aesthetics, polynucleotide treatment for a single area such as the eyes, face, neck or décolletage starts from £350 per session, with a course of three from £950. Treating polynucleotides as a course is what most patients choose, because the results build with each session.
As with all of our treatments, these figures are a starting point, and the right plan for your skin is confirmed at a complimentary consultation, where your concerns and goals are assessed in detail.
How Polynucleotides Work
It helps to understand what you are paying for at a biological level. Polynucleotides are purified DNA fragments, often derived from salmon DNA, that work in harmony with your skin tissues. Once introduced through a series of small injection sites, they stimulate fibroblast activity, the fibroblast cells responsible for collagen production and elastin. This supports skin regeneration from within, strengthening the skin barrier and gradually improving skin firmness, elasticity and texture. Because this is a true regenerative process rather than a surface treatment, the benefits develop steadily in the weeks after each session.
Why a Course of Three Is Standard
Polynucleotides work by supporting your skin’s own repair processes, encouraging hydration, improved quality and gradual rejuvenation from within. Because this happens over time rather than instantly, a single injection rarely delivers the full benefit.
A course of three, usually spaced a few weeks apart, allows each treatment to build on the last, which is why it is the standard approach for skin-quality concerns. Many patients then return for occasional maintenance once their initial course is complete, to help preserve the skin elasticity and improvement they have achieved. Your practitioner will set realistic expectations around the likely duration of results at your consultation.
What’s Included in the Price
It can feel reassuring to understand exactly what you are paying for. At a doctor-led clinic, the cost of polynucleotides reflects more than the product itself. It includes:
- A thorough consultation and skin assessment before any treatment begins
- A regenerative, medical-grade formulation
- The clinical expertise to administer it safely and precisely, by a highly skilled practitioner
- Aftercare guidance and follow-up as part of your plan
This is an important distinction. Polynucleotides are a medical treatment, and the price reflects the training and experience that sit behind a safe, well-planned result rather than the product alone.
Polynucleotides vs Profhilo and Skin Boosters on Cost
Patients often ask how polynucleotides compare on price with similar skin-quality treatments. At HAVA, the starting points are:
- Polynucleotides: from £350 per session, or from £950 for a course of three
- Profhilo: from £350 per session
- Skin boosters: from £250 per session
As you can see, polynucleotides and Profhilo sit at a similar per-session starting point, while skin boosters are typically lower. The right choice is not about price alone, as each works differently. Polynucleotides focus on skin regeneration and collagen support, Profhilo is known for its hydrating and firming effect across an area, and skin boosters deliver deep hydration. During your consultation, Dr Hadeel Nimaa can help you understand which is best suited to your skin and concerns, rather than choosing on cost alone.
What Affects Your Individual Plan
The figures above are a guide, and each client’s personal plan may differ depending on a few factors:
- The number of areas you would like treated, such as eyes, face, neck or décolletage
- Your skin concern and how your skin is likely to respond, whether that is fine lines and wrinkles, dullness, or acne scars and other scars
- Whether you are focused on a specific area, such as an under-eye treatment, or overall skin texture
- Whether polynucleotides are used on their own or alongside another treatment, such as microneedling treatments in Surrey for texture
- Whether you choose a single session or a full course
Because these factors vary from person to person, an accurate plan and price always come from a consultation.
Booking Polynucleotides in Esher
HAVA Aesthetics is a doctor-led clinic in Esher, caring for patients across Surrey including Weybridge, Cobham and Walton-on-Thames. Under the care of Dr Hadeel Nimaa, every polynucleotide plan begins with a complimentary consultation, so your skin can be properly assessed and you receive a clear, accurate price before anything begins. If you would like to find out whether polynucleotides are right for you, you are welcome to book a consultation with our team.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many polynucleotide sessions will I need?
Most patients have a course of three sessions, usually spaced a few weeks apart, as the results build gradually with each treatment. Your exact plan depends on your skin and concerns, which are confirmed at consultation. Many patients then return for occasional maintenance.
Are polynucleotides cheaper than profhilo?
At HAVA, polynucleotides and Profhilo start from a similar price per session, so cost is rarely the deciding factor. They work in different ways, so the better question is which suits your skin and goals. Your practitioner can guide this at your consultation.
How much is a single polynucleotide session?
A single polynucleotide session at HAVA Aesthetics starts from £350. Most patients choose a course of three, from £950, because the results build with each session and a course is the standard approach for skin-quality concerns. The right plan and an accurate price are confirmed at your complimentary consultation.
Are polynucleotides worth the money?
For the right candidate, most patients feel they are. Polynucleotides work by supporting your skin’s own regeneration, so a course delivers a gradual, natural improvement in skin quality rather than a quick surface fix. The value lies in the regenerative formulation and the medical expertise behind safe, precise treatment, rather than the lowest price.
Do polynucleotides or skin boosters cost more?
At HAVA, polynucleotides start from £350 per session and skin boosters from £250, so skin boosters are typically lower in price. They do different jobs, though: polynucleotides focus on regenerating skin quality, while skin boosters deliver deep hydration. The better choice depends on your skin and goals, which your practitioner can guide at consultation.
How long do polynucleotide results last?
Results vary from person to person, but improvements in skin quality from a full course often last several months. Because polynucleotides support your skin’s own regeneration, many patients maintain their results with occasional follow-up sessions over time.
