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Injectable anti-aging

The rapidly developing branch of aesthetic medicine gives us the opportunity to successfully use cosmetic developments designed to stimulate the natural processes in the body, slowing down their age-related changes. One of the prerequisites of modern cosmetology is the absence of side effects and prolonged results.

Adhering to precisely these postulates, which came to cosmetology from general medicine, leading companies use natural substances in topical and injectable preparations that have high biocompatibility with the skin, acting at the cellular level.

It is these components that include polynucleotides, which are biopolymers, nucleic acids (lat. nucleus - core), formed by nucleotide units, which in turn consist of a nitrogenous base, a carbohydrate residue and a phosphate group.

For modern drugs, polynucleotides are obtained from organic raw materials. They are a special extract from the DNA of the gonadal tissue of male salmonids. Since the DNA of salmon milt and the DNA of human leukocytes are very close, that is why PDRN have a great effect on the human body. Milk is rich in nucleic acids and protamine proteins, which have been successfully used in medicine for hundreds of years. Preparations based on polynucleotides extracted from salmon fish milk do not cause allergic reactions and other serious side effects, therefore they are absolutely safe for humans.

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What PDRN drugs can do in anti-aging programs