A revolutionary beauty treatment sourced from an unlikely origin is creating a buzz in the UK - yes, it's salmon sperm. Ameela polynucleotide treatments, a novel injectable solution made from natural polymerised polynucleotides, is quickly becoming a favourite among beauty buffs and has been called a 'botox alternative'. The injection, derived from the DNA of salmon or trout, is used to combat fine lines, firm up skin, and stimulate collagen production.
Fiona Ross, one of the UK's top medical aesthetic injectors, has been leading this trend that is now taking the UK by storm. Fiona, who founded The Aesthetics Club in 2018, which has locations in Glasgow and London, said: “The revitalising powers of fish are well known – that’s why we’re always keen to incorporate them into our diet." She further explained: “Polynucleotides are an amazing way of harnessing these benefits.
It takes the refined DNA derived from fish and turns it into a powerful anti-aging solution." Polynucleotide injections, which are sourced from salmon semen, have skyrocketed in popularity with the surge thanks to celebrity endorsements including the likes of Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Aniston, who have publicly praised the non-surgical treatment. Talking about being the first in Scotland, she said: "We were one of the first clinics to offer Polynucleotide treatments in Scotland, and it’s become one of our most popular.
People are looking for alternatives to botox to enhance their natural feature.