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In her article “Don’t want Botox? From Morpheus8 to Microneedling, These Are the Alternatives to Know About”, beauty editor Madeleine Spencer explores the new generation of regenerative skin treatments gaining traction among those seeking natural results without muscle-freezing injectables.

Among her top alternatives is Plinest polynucleotides, the UK’s first CE-certified brand of its kind, which she personally trialled to improve sun-damaged skin on her chest — with visible success.

“Polynucleotides contain fragments of DNA… they promote cell turnover, enhance tissue repair, and stimulate the production of collagen and elastin,” says dermatologist Dr Elif Benar.

For crepey skin, aesthetic practitioner Dr Yusra Al-Mukhtar recommends polynucleotide injections from a brand called Plinest. “These skin-boosting jabs work to wake up ageing fibroblasts in our skin.”

The feature cements Plinest’s place at the forefront of regenerative injectables, alongside other rising stars like Sculptra and exosomes — ideal for clients seeking meaningful skin rejuvenation without volume or paralysis.

https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/beauty/botox-alternatives-polynucleotide-microcurrents-lasers-morpheus8-b1191078.html