“Needle or Cannula?” — Professional Beauty tackles one of the most talked-about questions in regenerative aesthetics: how best to deliver Plinest polynucleotides for optimal results?
“Polynucleotides are designed to be injected via microdroplet, which is much easier to do with a needle than with a cannula,” explains Dr Bibi Ghalaie, founder of the Doctor Bibi Clinic. “Using a needle allows for more precise injections and ensures the injector is truly within the dermis.”
The article highlights how needles offer pinpoint accuracy, ideal for placing Plinest intradermally to treat fine lines and stimulate collagen directly at the source. At the same time, cannulas bring a softer touch to delicate areas — especially around the eyes — with less bruising and downtime.
“A single cannula entry point through the lateral cheek allows access to the entire lower eyelid,” notes Dr Ash Soni, founder of The Soni Clinic. “It minimizes downtime while still delivering impressive results.”
Whether opting for microdroplet finesse or comfort-led cannula delivery, Plinest remains the gold-standard polynucleotide choice — regenerating skin from within with every carefully placed injection.
Elegant. Bio-reparative. Precisely delivered.
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