Skin Regeneration at Peonia Medical
Healthy skin is not treated in a single step. At Peonia Medical, we guide patients through a structured approach: Repair, Rebuild, and Maintain.
Before any advanced treatment, the skin must be stabilised. This stage focuses on reducing inflammation, restoring the skin barrier, and preparing the skin for regeneration.
• Medical-grade skincare (e.g. AlumierMD)
• Barrier repair protocols
• Gentle skin treatments (LED, calming facials)
Rebuild: Polynucleotide Therapy (Ameela® & Plinest®)
Once the skin is stable, we introduce regenerative treatments such as Polynucleotides to improve skin quality at a cellular level.
Polynucleotides (PN) are highly purified DNA fragments that:
- Stimulate collagen production
- Improve hydration and elasticity
- Support tissue repair
- Enhance overall skin quality
Indications:
- Fine lines and early ageing
- Dull or dehydrated skin
- Acne scarring and texture
- Under-eye rejuvenation
- Skin recovery post-laser
Treatment details:
- Duration: 30–45 minutes
- Method: micro-injections
- Downtime: minimal (small bumps 24–48h)
Results timeline:
- 2 weeks: improved hydration
- 4–6 weeks: smoother texture
- 8–12 weeks: collagen effect
Course:
- 2–3 sessions, 3–4 weeks apart
Products used:
- Ameela® (primary brand for facial treatment)
- Plinest® (additional regenerative option)
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Skin results require ongoing maintenance. This includes sun protection, medical skincare, and periodic treatments to preserve collagen and skin quality.
SPF | SKINCARE | MAINTENANCE
If you are unsure which stage your skin is currently in, our team will guide you through a personalised consultation.
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Extensive experience
Peonia Medical is run by Dr Tracy Xu, an advanced aesthetic doctor and trainer with many years of experience.
Multiple clinics
We have UK clinics in London, Nottingham & Leicester where we also offer advanced aesthetic training.
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