Under Eye Polynucleotide Treatment – Plinest EYE
The under‑eye area is often one of the first places to show signs of ageing, including fine lines, crepey skin and a tired appearance.
At LHP Aesthetics & Skincare in Yelverton near Plymouth, Plinest EYE Polynucleotides are used to improve skin quality in this delicate area – helping the skin become smoother, more hydrated and more resilient without adding volume.
This regenerative approach focuses on strengthening the skin itself, creating natural, long‑term improvements rather than immediate or artificial change.
Is this better than filler?
For many patients, improving the skin itself can create a more natural result than adding volume. Polynucleotide treatments are often recommended where under-eye skin is thin, crepey or dehydrated, and where filler may not be the most appropriate option.
The Science Behind the Glow
Made with chain polynucleotides of natural origin, Plinest EYE stimulates your skin’s regenerative processes. It creates the ideal environment for fibroblasts—cells responsible for collagen synthesis—to thrive. As collagen levels rise, skin becomes firmer, smoother and more hydrated.
Unlike traditional eye treatments that mask the problem, Plinest EYE repairs and revitalises from within. It boosts hydration, improves elasticity and enhances skin texture, making it ideal for anyone seeking a brighter, more youthful look.
Key Benefits:
- Enhances sagging areas around the eye contour
- Improves dark under-eye circles
- Boosts collagen production
- Supports optimal hydration
- Repairs tissue around the eyes
- Increases elasticity and skin quality
- Non-invasive with minimal downtime
- Gentle enough for all skin types and ages
- Made with ingredients of natural origin
What is Plinest EYE?
Plinest EYE is a Croma PhilArt injectable biostimulator for the periorbital area. It targets fine lines, crow’s feet and sagging eyelids while improving hydration, elasticity and overall skin health.
How does Plinest EYE work?
The PhilArt polynucleotides in Plinest EYE activate your skin’s natural healing response. They encourage fibroblast activity, leading to increased collagen and improved skin texture. The result is firmer, more radiant skin around the eyes.
What to Expect
Treatments are quick, comfortable and require minimal downtime. Most patients notice visible improvements within days, with continued benefits over time.
Who Can Have the Treatment?
Plinest EYE is suitable for all skin types and ages. It’s ideal for those seeking a non-invasive solution to tired eyes, and can be combined with other treatments for enhanced results.
However, this treatment is not suitable for those who:
- Are pregnant or breastfeeding
- Have autoimmune conditions
- Have an allergy to fish or fish products
- Are experiencing an active illness
Treatment Summary
- Type: Injectable biostimulator
- Area: Periorbital (eye contour)
- Downtime: Minimal
- Sessions: 1–4 depending on needs
- Consultation: Free complimentary consultation available
Possible Side Effects
Mild swelling, redness or bruising may occur but typically resolve within 24–48 hours. All treatments are carried out in a professional clinic setting.
To minimise risks, avoid rubbing the eye area for 24 hours and follow all aftercare advice carefully.
Pre & Post-Treatment Guidelines
Avoid alcohol, aspirin and intense exercise 24 hours before and after treatment. Keep the area clean and moisturised. Follow your practitioner’s advice for best results.
Following these steps will help reduce the chance of bruising or infection and support your skin’s healing process.
Prices for Plinest Eyes
| Treatment | Price 2ml (Single Treatment) | Price 3 x 2ml Treatments | Price 4 x 2ml Treatments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plinest, Plinest Eyes & Plinest Hair | £210 | £595 | £795 |
| Newest (containing Hyaluronic Acid) | £240 | £695 | £895 |
All treatments at LHP Aesthetics & Skincare are carried out by our trained team under the clinical leadership of Laura Henshaw‑Pullan BSc MSc Level‑7 aesthetics practitioner and NMC‑registered independent nurse prescriber.
