BeautyBell by Katerina Gorbell

Polynucleotide-based support for skin quality

Polynucleotide treatments in Vantaa and Helsinki

Polynucleotide treatments use salmon-derived polynucleotides. At BeautyBell, they are used with the aim of supporting hydration, elasticity and skin surface quality without adding filler-like volume. Results and the suitable treatment plan vary individually.

Consultation with an aesthetic nurse in a calm clinic setting
BeautyBell · Vantaa · Helsinki · English
Price
240 €
Duration
Approximately 30–45 minutes
Recovery
Usually 1–3 days
Recommendation
Often 3 sessions, 2–4 weeks apart

Verified service facts

Polynucleotides: quick answer

Polynucleotide treatments use salmon-derived polynucleotides. At BeautyBell, they are used with the aim of supporting hydration, elasticity and skin surface quality without adding filler-like volume. Results and the suitable treatment plan vary individually.

This treatment is available at BeautyBell in Tammisto, Vantaa and Arabianranta, Helsinki. The price is 240 €, the appointment takes Approximately 30–45 minutes, and the usual recovery estimate is Usually 1–3 days. Suitability is always assessed individually.

Practitioner
Katerina Gorbellregistered nurse (Bachelor of Health Care) and aesthetic nurse
Locations
Tammisto, VantaaArabianranta, Helsinki
Service languages
Finnish, English and Russian
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Treatment overview

Polynucleotides

Who may benefit?
  • Dryness and changes in skin texture
  • Fine lines or reduced elasticity
  • Selected concerns around the eyes, face, neck or hands
How does the appointment proceed?
  1. Health information, previous treatments, anatomy and your goal are reviewed.
  2. The product, amount or treatment course and price are agreed before treatment.
  3. The treatment is performed according to the plan and you receive aftercare guidance.
Aftercare
  • Keep the area clean and do not press or massage it unless specifically instructed.
  • Avoid sauna, strong heat and strenuous exercise according to your personal instructions.
  • Contact the clinic promptly if symptoms differ from the guidance you received.
When is treatment not normally performed?
  • Active inflammation or infection in the treatment area
  • Pregnancy or breastfeeding
  • A health condition, medication, allergy or previous reaction that makes treatment unsuitable

Products and prices

Polynucleotides

Plinest

240 €
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Plinest Fast

240 €
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Plinest Eye

240 €
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Treatment areas

  • Face
  • Eye area with Plinest Eye
  • Another individually assessed area within the product instructions

Realistic goals

  • Supporting hydration, elasticity and skin quality
  • Supporting the appearance of tired eye-area skin and fine lines

Treatment limitations

  • The treatment is not a filler and does not guarantee regeneration, DNA repair or collagen production.
  • Individual response and the number of sessions vary.

Common temporary effects

  • Injection marks, bumps, redness, swelling, tenderness and bruising can occur.

Contact the clinic promptly

  • Rapidly increasing pain, swelling or redness, discharge, fever or a strong allergic reaction requires prompt contact. Call 112 in an emergency.

Knowledge centre

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Plinest, Plinest Fast and Plinest Eye?

They are products intended for different areas and treatment goals. Plinest is used for broader skin-quality goals, Plinest Fast is a lighter option for selected areas, and Plinest Eye is intended for the eye area. The practitioner selects the product after examining the skin and treatment area.

Can polynucleotides be used around the eyes?

BeautyBell lists Plinest Eye for selected eye-area concerns. Suitability depends on anatomy, the cause of the concern and health information; injections are not appropriate for every type of dark circle or swelling.

How many sessions may be needed?

BeautyBell commonly plans a series of three treatments 2–4 weeks apart, but the final plan depends on the product, area, skin and individual response.

When can results be assessed?

Changes are expected gradually. The result should be assessed after the planned series and recovery rather than immediately after one injection session.

How long do injection marks or swelling last?

Small raised points, redness, tenderness, bruising or swelling may remain for a few hours to several days. The eye area can stay puffy longer. Contact the clinic if symptoms are severe or worsening.

When can makeup be used?

Avoid makeup directly over fresh injection sites on the treatment day. Resume according to your aftercare instructions using clean products and tools.

Polynucleotides or biorevitalisation?

Both can be considered for skin-quality goals, but their compositions and protocols differ. The choice depends on the area, skin condition, goal, previous treatments and contraindications.

Who should not have polynucleotide treatment?

Treatment is normally postponed during pregnancy or breastfeeding, active infection or inflammation, significant acute illness, or when allergies or health conditions make it unsuitable. Individual assessment is required.

Does a fish allergy need to be considered?

Yes. Plinest products are derived from salmon DNA, so any fish allergy or previous allergic reaction must be disclosed before booking and assessed by the practitioner before treatment.

How is the product selected?

The selection between Plinest, Plinest Fast and Plinest Eye is based on the treatment area, skin characteristics, goal and health information. The choice is confirmed before treatment.

What does polynucleotide treatment cost?

BeautyBell currently lists Plinest, Plinest Fast and Plinest Eye at 240 € per treatment. The product and treatment plan are confirmed before the procedure.

General information does not replace an individual suitability assessment or personal medical advice. Suitability, contraindications and the treatment plan are always assessed before a procedure.