How Much Do Polynucleotide Treatments Cost in London? 2026 Price Guide
Clinical guidance from Dr Nyla Raja MBChB (Hons), MRCGP (Dist), DFFP, DPDermatology
Polynucleotide Treatment Cost in London: At a Glance
Polynucleotide treatments in London commonly cost approximately £250–£600 per session for a standard treatment area, although prices can be higher where more product, multiple areas, premium formulations, or senior medical practitioners are involved. Under-eye treatment commonly sits around £250–£500 per session, while full-face treatment is often approximately £300–£650 or more per session.
At Dr Nyla Medispa in Mayfair, polynucleotide treatments start from £250 per session. We also offer a full treatment course from £1,500, with your exact treatment plan and cost confirmed following consultation based on the area being treated and the number of sessions recommended. Our pricing reflects treatment within a doctor-led, medically regulated clinic, with experienced practitioners and an individualised approach based on your assessment, suitability, and desired outcome.
- Typical London single-session price: approximately £250–£600
- Under-eye polynucleotides: commonly approximately £250–£500 per session
- Full-face polynucleotides: commonly approximately £300–£650+ per session
- Courses: commonly sold as two, three, or sometimes more planned sessions depending on the product and protocol
- Dr Nyla Medispa: from £250 per session
- Consultation at Dr Nyla Medispa: free
These figures are intended as general London market guidance rather than an individual quotation. Polynucleotide pricing varies according to the product, quantity used, treatment area, practitioner, number of sessions, and what is included within the clinical service.
How Much Do Polynucleotide Treatments Cost in London?
A useful guide for a standard polynucleotide treatment in London is approximately £250–£600 per session.
There is, however, considerable variation across the London market. Publicly advertised prices commonly range from the mid-£200s to £600 or more per session, depending on the treatment area, amount of product used, practitioner experience, and whether the treatment is priced as a single session or part of a course.
These figures are not directly interchangeable. Some represent one treatment area, some are priced per syringe, some vary according to practitioner seniority, and others may involve different quantities or formulations.
The following figures are therefore best used as a general guide to polynucleotide treatment prices in London, with individual costs confirmed after consultation.
| Treatment / Pricing Structure | Typical London Price Guide | What Can Affect the Cost? |
|---|---|---|
| Under-eye treatment | Approximately £250–£500 | Product formulation, amount used, practitioner experience, and whether one or both periocular areas are included |
| Full-face treatment | Approximately £300–£650+ | Larger treatment area, number of syringes or vials, product selected, and treatment technique |
| Under-eye course | Approximately £650–£1,500+ | Whether the course contains two, three, or more sessions and whether a course discount is applied |
| Full-face course | Approximately £750–£1,800+ | Number of sessions, product volume, formulation, and whether multiple facial areas are included |
| Face plus additional area | Usually higher than face alone | Additional product and treatment time for areas such as the neck, décolletage, or scalp |
| Consultation | Free at some clinics; charged or deposit-based at others | Whether consultation is complimentary, separately charged, or redeemable against treatment |
These ranges are indicative and based on publicly advertised London clinic pricing. Some premium, multi-vial, or senior-doctor treatment plans can exceed these figures. Published prices should always be checked directly with the clinic before booking.
At Dr Nyla Medispa, polynucleotide treatments in London start from £250 per session. We also offer a full treatment course from £1,500, with your exact treatment plan and cost confirmed following consultation based on the areas being treated and the number of sessions recommended.
Clinical Note from Dr Nyla Raja
We do not decide whether a patient needs an under-eye or full-face course according to a price package. We first assess the skin, the anatomical area, and the concern being treated. The number of sessions and amount of product should follow that clinical assessment.
How Much Do Under-Eye Polynucleotide Treatments Cost in London?
Under-eye polynucleotide treatment in London commonly costs approximately £250–£500 per session, although some premium doctor-led clinics charge more.
Current published examples include £245 per treatment at one Mayfair clinic, £300 at a doctor-led Hampstead clinic, and £360–£540 depending on practitioner seniority at a Harley Street clinic.
The under-eye area is physically smaller than the full face, which can mean less product is required. However, it should not automatically be assumed that an under-eye treatment will be inexpensive.
The periocular area has thin, delicate tissues, and treatment requires careful assessment. The practitioner needs to establish whether the concern is predominantly related to skin quality, pigmentation, hollowness, puffiness, laxity, or another anatomical factor.
Polynucleotides may be considered where the aim is to support skin quality without using a volumising treatment. They do not perform the same role as tear trough filler.
Why Can Under-Eye Polynucleotides Cost More Than Expected?
A smaller treatment area does not necessarily mean a simpler treatment.
Price can be influenced by:
- A specialist periocular formulation
- The amount of product required on each side
- Whether the treatment is priced per vial, syringe, or session
- Practitioner expertise in treating the eye area
- The number of sessions recommended
- Whether follow-up is included
Some products are specifically formulated or selected for more delicate areas. Product choice should therefore be based on suitability rather than assuming that every polynucleotide injectable is interchangeable.
How Much Do Full-Face Polynucleotide Treatments Cost in London?
Full-face polynucleotide treatment commonly costs approximately £300–£650 or more per session in London, with higher prices possible where multiple syringes or vials are used.
Current published examples include full-face treatments around £295–£400 per session at some clinics, with higher prices of approximately £475–£750 or more at premium London practices depending on the practitioner and amount of product used.
A full-face treatment generally covers a substantially larger surface area than an under-eye treatment and may require more product.
The final cost can therefore depend on:
- How much of the face is actually being treated
- The quantity of product used
- Whether one or more formulations are required
- The injection technique
- The number of treatment sessions
- Whether the neck or another area is treated at the same appointment
“Full face” is not necessarily defined in exactly the same way by every clinic. Patients should establish what anatomical areas the quoted price includes before comparing offers.
Why Do Polynucleotide Prices Vary Between London Clinics?
Polynucleotide pricing varies more than the headline term “one session” might suggest.
Several different factors can change the cost.
The Amount of Product Used
One of the largest differences is simply how much injectable product forms part of the treatment plan.
An under-eye treatment may require a different quantity from a full-face treatment. Likewise, a comprehensive facial protocol involving several anatomical regions may require multiple syringes or vials.
This is one reason a £300 session at one clinic should not automatically be compared with a £600 session elsewhere without understanding how much product is included.
The Treatment Area
The size and anatomy of the treatment area matter.
Areas commonly treated with polynucleotides can include:
- Under eyes
- Face
- Neck
- Décolletage
- Hands
- Scalp in selected treatment protocols
A combined face-and-neck plan will usually involve a different product requirement and treatment time from targeted under-eye treatment.
The Number of Sessions
Polynucleotides are frequently planned as a course rather than treated as a one-off appointment.
That means the relevant financial comparison may be the total course price, not simply the cost of the first session.
The Product Selected
Polynucleotide treatment is not one universally identical injectable.
London clinics currently use a range of products, including formulations from brands such as Plinest, Ameela, Nucleofill, and Rejuran. Products can differ in formulation, concentration, volume, intended treatment area, and treatment protocol.
These differences can influence both the clinical plan and the cost.
The Practitioner
Practitioner experience and seniority can materially affect pricing.
Some London clinics publish different fees depending on whether treatment is performed by a doctor, senior doctor, lead doctor, or Medical Director.
This does not mean that the most expensive treatment is automatically the best treatment. It does demonstrate that the experience and role of the practitioner are part of what a patient is paying for.
The Clinical Setting and Follow-Up
The cost of an injectable procedure also supports the wider clinical service.
This may include:
- Consultation and medical assessment
- Practitioner time
- Treatment planning
- Product sourcing and traceability
- Clinical consumables
- Skin preparation
- Consent and documentation
- Aftercare information
- Clinical support after treatment
- Review appointments where appropriate
These elements are not always visible within a headline price.
Are Polynucleotides Priced Per Session or Per Course?
Both structures are common in London.
Some clinics advertise a single-session price and allow each appointment to be paid for separately. Others also offer a course price where two or three planned treatments are purchased together.
Current publicly advertised London pricing demonstrates that course prices can sometimes reduce the effective cost per session. For example, some clinics publish individual under-eye or full-face prices alongside discounted three-session courses.
However, a lower course price should not encourage a patient to commit to several injectable treatments before their suitability has been assessed.
The clinical plan should come first.
What Should You Check Before Buying a Course?
Establish:
- How many treatment sessions are included
- Which anatomical area is included
- Which polynucleotide product will be used
- How much product is used at each appointment
- How far apart the sessions are planned
- Whether consultation is included
- Whether review appointments are included
- Whether maintenance is separate
- Whether unused sessions expire after a particular period
This makes the total treatment cost considerably clearer.
How Many Polynucleotide Sessions Are Usually Needed?
There is no single treatment course that applies to every polynucleotide product or every patient.
Many London clinics recommend courses of approximately two to three treatments, while some protocols use three to four sessions. The interval is commonly measured in weeks rather than months.
A systematic review of polynucleotides in aesthetic medicine identified variation between published studies in treatment areas, injection techniques, and procedural protocols. The evidence is developing, and greater consensus around optimal aesthetic treatment protocols is still needed.
This is clinically relevant when discussing cost. It would be misleading to state that every patient “needs three sessions” without considering the product, indication, area, and individual response.
At Dr Nyla Medispa, most patients are advised to undergo a series of treatments spaced several weeks apart, with the personalised course determined during consultation.
Clinical Note from Dr Nyla Raja
The number of sessions should be explained as part of the treatment plan. We assess the patient’s skin quality and the area being treated, then discuss what course is clinically appropriate. A patient should understand the likely total cost before committing to a programme of injectable treatment.
Does the Polynucleotide Product Affect the Price?
Yes. Product selection can have a significant effect on cost.
The term “polynucleotides” describes a category of treatments rather than one single brand or formulation.
Clinics currently use a range of products, including formulations from brands such as:
- Plinest
- Ameela
- Nucleofill
- Rejuran
- Other PN or PDRN-based products selected according to the clinical protocol
Different products may vary in concentration, formulation, syringe or vial size, intended anatomical area, and recommended course.
Some clinics also price products for the eye area separately from products intended for broader facial treatment.
This is another reason that comparing only the price of “one polynucleotide session” can be misleading.
Is One Polynucleotide Brand Better Than Another?
Not necessarily.
The appropriate product depends on the treatment area, formulation, clinical objective, practitioner experience, and individual patient.
Current clinical evidence for polynucleotides reflects variation in products and treatment protocols, and there is not yet complete consensus around optimal protocols across aesthetic indications.
A clinic should therefore be able to explain which product it intends to use and why it is appropriate rather than relying on brand name alone.
Does Practitioner Experience Affect Polynucleotide Cost?
Yes. As with other injectable treatments, practitioner experience can influence price.
Polynucleotide treatment requires more than placing a series of injections into the skin.
The practitioner should be able to:
- Assess whether the patient’s concern is appropriate for polynucleotide treatment
- Review relevant medical history
- Understand the anatomy of the treatment area
- Select an appropriate product and treatment plan
- Use suitable injection depth and technique
- Distinguish expected temporary reactions from symptoms requiring assessment
- Provide appropriate follow-up and clinical support
This is particularly relevant around the eyes, where pigmentation, skin laxity, tear trough hollowing, oedema, and loss of mid-face support can all contribute to a similar “tired” appearance but do not necessarily require the same treatment.
At Dr Nyla Medispa, polynucleotide treatments at the Mayfair clinic are doctor-led within a medically regulated setting, and treatment begins with an individual consultation and clinical assessment.
How Much Does a Polynucleotide Consultation Cost in London?
Consultation policies vary between London clinics.
Some clinics provide complimentary consultations. Others charge a separate consultation fee or take a deposit that may be redeemable against treatment.
At Dr Nyla Medispa, patients can book a free consultation. The appointment is used to assess concerns, discuss treatment options, and create an individual plan before treatment is recommended.
What Should Happen During a Polynucleotide Consultation?
The consultation should consider:
- Your medical history
- Medication where relevant
- Allergies and previous reactions
- Previous injectable treatments
- Your skin quality
- The anatomical area being treated
- Your principal concern
- Whether polynucleotides are likely to address that concern
- Alternative treatments where appropriate
- The proposed product
- The number of sessions being recommended
- Expected temporary effects and risks
- The total likely treatment cost
A consultation may also result in the practitioner advising that another treatment, or no injectable treatment, would be more appropriate.
What Should Be Included in the Polynucleotide Treatment Price?
Before booking, patients should understand exactly what the quoted fee covers.
Depending on the clinic, the price may include:
- Medical or clinical consultation
- Suitability assessment
- The polynucleotide product itself
- The specified quantity of product
- The practitioner’s treatment fee
- Needles and sterile clinical consumables
- Skin preparation
- Consent and treatment documentation
- Aftercare guidance
- Access to clinical support after treatment
- Review or follow-up where appropriate
These elements should not automatically be assumed to be included in every advertised price.
It is also worth asking whether the quotation covers one session or the complete recommended course.
What Is Included at Dr Nyla Medispa?
At Dr Nyla Medispa, treatment begins with a complimentary consultation. Patients receive individual treatment planning, detailed aftercare, ongoing clinical support, and follow-up where appropriate.
Polynucleotide treatment currently starts from £250 per session, with a full course available from £1,500. The exact plan is determined according to the treatment area and number of sessions recommended.
If you have questions about an existing treatment plan or quotation, you can contact Dr Nyla Medispa or call our team on 0800 009 6661.
Should You Choose the Cheapest Polynucleotide Treatment in London?
A lower price does not automatically mean poor-quality care, and a higher price does not guarantee a better result.
However, polynucleotide treatment should not be compared solely according to the lowest advertised session price.
If one London clinic advertises £250 and another charges £500, those prices may differ because of:
- The product being used
- The amount of product included
- The anatomical area treated
- The practitioner’s qualifications and experience
- Whether consultation is included
- Whether the treatment is part of a course
- The level of clinical follow-up
- The clinic environment
Without those details, the two prices are not necessarily equivalent. For a broader comparison beyond London, our guide to polynucleotide treatment costs in the UK explains typical national pricing, regional differences, and how per-session and course pricing can vary.
Product Authenticity and Traceability Matter
Patients should know which injectable product they are receiving.
It is reasonable to ask:
- What is the exact product name?
- Why has this formulation been selected?
- How much product will be used?
- Is the product appropriately sourced and traceable?
- Will the product and batch information be recorded in my clinical notes?
Price alone cannot answer these questions.
How to Compare Polynucleotide Clinics in London Properly
The most useful comparison is based on the complete proposed treatment, not the headline cost of one appointment.
Before comparing quotations, ask:
- Is this price per session or for a course?
- How many sessions are included?
- Which area is being treated?
- How much product is used at each session?
- Which polynucleotide product will be used?
- Who will perform the injections?
- What are their qualifications and experience?
- Is consultation included?
- Is aftercare included?
- Is a review available?
- Who should I contact if I develop a concern?
For example, £300 for one under-eye session and £800 for a three-session course are not competing prices for the same service. Similarly, a full-face treatment involving additional product cannot be compared directly with a targeted periocular treatment.
Clinical Note from Dr Nyla Raja
We want patients to understand what they are being treated with, why a particular course has been recommended, and what the overall cost will be. Price should be transparent, but the treatment plan should be based on clinical need rather than building the plan around the cheapest package.
How Does Polynucleotide Pricing Compare with Profhilo?
Polynucleotides and Profhilo are both injectable treatments used within skin rejuvenation, but they should not be treated as interchangeable products simply because they may address some overlapping concerns.
They differ in formulation, proposed biological activity, treatment protocols, injection patterns, and course structure.
This means comparing them according to a single “cost per session” figure can be misleading.
At Dr Nyla Medispa, both treatments begin from £250 per session, but the appropriate treatment and total course cost depend on the patient’s skin, treatment area, and clinical plan.
How Does Maintenance Affect the Long-Term Cost?
The initial course is not necessarily the only treatment a patient may consider in the future.
Following an initial course, maintenance treatment may be discussed according to the patient’s skin response, treatment goals, and how the result changes over time.
This should not be treated as an automatic subscription or fixed schedule.
The long-term cost therefore depends on:
- The initial number of sessions
- The area treated
- The product and quantity used
- Whether more than one area is being treated
- The patient’s individual response
- Whether maintenance is clinically appropriate
This is why it is difficult to quote a meaningful universal “annual cost” for polynucleotide treatment.
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Polynucleotide Cost FAQs
How much do polynucleotide treatments cost in London?
Approximately £250–£600 per session is a useful guide for many London clinics. Under-eye treatments commonly sit around £250–£500, while full-face treatment may cost approximately £300–£650 or more depending on product quantity, practitioner, and treatment plan.
How much are polynucleotides at Dr Nyla Medispa?
Polynucleotide treatments at Dr Nyla Medispa start from £250 per session. The clinic currently lists a full treatment course from £1,500, with individual pricing confirmed following consultation.
How much do under-eye polynucleotides cost in London?
Around £250–£500 per session is a useful London guide, although some senior-doctor and premium-clinic prices can exceed this range.
How much does full-face polynucleotide treatment cost?
Full-face treatment commonly costs approximately £300–£650 or more per session. The total depends heavily on the amount of product required, formulation, and number of sessions.
Why is full-face treatment more expensive than under-eye polynucleotides?
Full-face treatment generally covers a larger surface area and may require more injectable product. However, under-eye treatment is not necessarily inexpensive because it is a delicate anatomical area and may use specialist formulations.
Are polynucleotides priced per syringe?
Some clinics price treatment per syringe or vial, but many advertise polynucleotides per treatment session or course. Always confirm the amount of product included rather than assuming every session uses the same quantity.
How much does a course of polynucleotides cost in London?
Course prices vary considerably. Under-eye courses commonly fall around £650–£1,500 or more, while full-face courses may be around £750–£1,800 or more. Premium or multi-vial treatment plans can exceed these ranges.
How many polynucleotide treatments will I need?
Many protocols use a course of two to three treatments, while some products and clinics recommend three to four sessions. There is no universal course length, so the number should be based on the product, treatment area, individual skin, and clinical assessment.
Is a polynucleotide consultation free?
Consultation policies vary between London clinics. Some charge a fee or deposit. At Dr Nyla Medispa, you can book a free consultation.
Why are polynucleotides more expensive at some clinics?
Price can vary because of practitioner experience, product formulation, quantity used, treatment area, clinic location, consultation arrangements, aftercare, and the number of sessions included.
Are cheaper polynucleotide injections safe?
Price alone cannot establish whether treatment is safe or appropriate. Patients should also consider practitioner qualifications, product sourcing and traceability, medical assessment, injection technique, hygiene, aftercare, and access to clinical support.
Does the brand of polynucleotide matter?
Different products have different formulations, concentrations, volumes, and treatment protocols. The product should be selected according to the anatomical area and clinical objective rather than price or brand recognition alone.
Are polynucleotides the same as dermal filler?
No. Polynucleotides are used primarily to support skin quality and regenerative processes rather than create the structural volume associated with dermal fillers. The treatments therefore have different objectives and pricing structures.
Are polynucleotides worth the cost?
Whether treatment represents appropriate value depends on your concern, suitability, realistic expected benefit, number of sessions, and alternatives. A consultation should establish whether polynucleotides are a clinically appropriate treatment rather than assuming they are suitable because they are currently popular.
Polynucleotide Prices at Dr Nyla Medispa in London
Polynucleotide prices in London vary considerably, but approximately £250–£600 per session is a useful general guide for many standard treatment areas. Under-eye and full-face prices can differ because of the amount and type of product used, anatomical area, number of sessions, and practitioner expertise.
At Dr Nyla Medispa in Mayfair, polynucleotide treatment starts from £250 per session, with a full treatment course currently available from £1,500. Treatment takes place within a doctor-led, medically regulated setting, with the individual plan confirmed following consultation.
The objective is not simply to sell a predetermined number of injectable sessions. Your skin quality, anatomical area, medical history, existing concerns, previous treatment, and expected outcome should all be considered before recommending a course.
If you have questions about an existing polynucleotide treatment or quotation, you can contact Dr Nyla Medispa or call our team on 0800 009 6661.
If you are considering polynucleotide treatment in London and would like an accurate cost based on your own requirements, you can book a free consultation at our Mayfair clinic. Your consultation allows our medical team to assess your skin, discuss whether polynucleotides are appropriate, explain the proposed course, and confirm your individual treatment cost before you decide whether to proceed.
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About the Author
Dr Nyla Raja | Founder & Medical Director
GMC-registered doctor with over 20 years of clinical experience in aesthetic medicine. Qualifications include MBChB (Hons), MRCGP (Dist), DFFP, and DPDermatology. Member of the British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM).