Polynucleotide treatment - the Youth Vaccine
ameela® is a natural and less invasive alternative to hyaluronic acid filler that is made from the DNA of salmon – yes, salmon!
ameela® is an absorbable intradermal injectable solution, based on polymerized polynucleotides (PDRN) of animal origin (salmon*). It offers an innovative and effective way to restore skin firmness and elasticity as well as ensure healthy skin that is protected against free radicals and cellular damage. The salmon DNA used in ameela® is purified to be free from other components (such as proteins) which may trigger an immune response.
What are the advantages?
The DNA-based injection, also known as the ‘youth vaccine’, triggers tissue regeneration and restores skin tone and elasticity, targets free radicals and oxidative stress, increases local vascularization, and improves tissue regeneration. Helping to restore skin firmness and elasticity. It can also have a hydrating impact and act as an instant volume enhancer - ideal for those with volume loss under the eyes that results in dark circles and tired-looking eyes.
How does it work?
Warning – more science! ameela® changes the structures within our skin from fibroblasts (the most common type of cell found in connective tissue) to myofibroblasts, essentially a midway state between fibroblasts and smooth muscle cells... Because this is a completely natural process that occurs regularly in our bodies, it takes effect quickly, giving a lift to the skin structure after just a few minutes.
There are 3 treatment types:
ameela® EYES
Treating eyebags, periocular wrinkles, and dark circles as well as improving dehydrated skin and poor circulation, ameela® EYES can be considered an alternative to tear-trough fillers.
ameela® REJUVENATION
Improves skin tone, elasticity, and contours while reducing wrinkles and fine lines on the face, neck, and décolletage.
ameela® STRONG (FACE)
Improves skin tone and elasticity, and reduces wrinkles and fine lines with faster healing and tissue improvement as a post-surgery treatment. Most commonly used on the jawline and scalp area.
“Unlike dermal filler, it doesn’t change the structure or volume of your face, but rather focuses on boosting skin health.” – British Vogue.
Ameela treatments at a glance
Please note that you are paying for the treatment only and no guarantee is made of any outcome. Refunds cannot be given under any circumstances, as the product has been used and the service has been delivered.
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