Polynucleotides for Clinics: What They Are and How They Sit in a Catalogue

Polynucleotide (PN) injectables have moved from niche to a regular clinic ask. They are not a drop-in replacement for HA filler. This briefing points to the polynucleotides category we actually sell.

What polynucleotide injectables are

They are sterile injectable fractions of DNA/PN used in aesthetic protocols for skin quality. Mechanisms and approved wording belong on the manufacturer IFU — we will not invent a biochemical story. If a sales page promises “stem cells” or guaranteed collagen numbers without a source, treat it as marketing, not a spec.

How they differ from HA filler

• HA filler is primarily a gel implant for volume or folds.
• PN protocols are usually about tissue quality over a course of sessions.
• Consent, reconstitution (if any) and session spacing follow that product’s insert, not your HA protocol.

Examples in this catalogue

• Nucleofill — including Nucleofill Age (Strong 2ml) and Nucleofill Hair.
• Other PN and related SKUs under polynucleotides.

Who it may suit

Clinics already offering skin quality programmes alongside filler. It does not replace mid-face volumising with Voluma or fold work with Revolax Deep.

FAQs

Can I advertise polynucleotides as a filler?

Use the manufacturer’s intended purpose. Mis-labelling indications is a clinical and advertising risk in Australia.

Do volume discounts apply?

Yes, per SKU when you hit 5, 10, 15 or 20 packs.

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