PhilArt is made from Polyneucleotides using High Purification Technology HPT to promote cell regeneration. PhilArt PN-HPT has both hydrating and viseolastic properties that are similar to those of Hyaluronic Acid. PhilArt PN-HPT will improve the production of new collagen and elastin fibres generating new dermal matrix glycosaminoglycans.Overall PhilArt PN-HPT promotes fibroblast proliferation and viability and increases collagen production.

Thanks to its biochemical and viscoelastic properties, PhilArt is moisturising and trophic, and is therefore suitable for improving skin firmness, elasticity and tone. These effects may also promote the reshaping and highly fibrous areas as treatment procedures customised by Emily, such as striae and scars.

PhilArt is administered using a fine needle, injected into the dermis and depending on Emily’s assessment, a range of injection techniques can be used such as linear, micro-papular and criss-cross.

Some patients may experience pain or stinging whilst the injection is performed.

PhilArt is a temporary rejuvenation treatment. The course usually consists of 3 treatments, 2-3 weeks apart. However, Emily will be able to advise you of your personal individualised treatment plan. A course of treatments may last up to 6 -12 months; however, this is different for every patient.

Injections into the lip area could trigger a recurrence of facial cold sores (herpes simplex infections) for patients with a history of prior cold sores. Patients will experience localised swelling, redness and or tenderness and may experience bleeding at the sites of injection and bruising, which may be severe in rare cases and may persist for several days. Rare side effects are persistent or prolonged pain, swelling, or inflammation, infection (which can occur within days or as long as months), an allergic reaction or delayed sensitivity reaction (not recommended for people with fish allergies).

Patients will experience localised swelling, redness and or tenderness and may experience bleeding at the sites of injection and bruising, which may be severe in rare cases and may persist for several days. An increased risk of bruising and/or bleeding exists for patients taking medications with anticoagulant effects, such as aspirin and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (e.g., Ibuprofen, Aleve, Motrin, Celebrex), high doses of vitamin E, and certain herbs (ginkgo biloba, St. John’s wart).

PhilArt Polynucleotides contraindicates treatments in patients who:

• Have ongoing herpes infection
• Have an infection
• Have previous or ongoing auto-immune disease, or patients currently undergoing immunotherapy
• Have serious allergies, with known hypersensitivity to any product ingredients, or with a history of fish product allergies.
• Are patients under the age of 18.
• Are pregnant or breast-feeding