Philart - polynucleotides

Information and price list

WHAT IS philart?  

New Croma PhilArt works by stimulating the body’s own cell regeneration, and improves patients’ skin quality by rejuvenating the skin and making it more radiant. The PhilArt range also restores the skin’s elasticity and promotes hydration. The application ranges from the face, scalp and neck to the décolletage and hands.Used as a foundation therapy, it also creates better outcomes for further aesthetic treatments.  

The polynucleotides are of natural origin and derived from European freshwater fish intended for human consumption. Croma-Pharma expands its aesthetic portfolio with the launch of injectable polynucleotides biostimulators on the polynucleotide high purification technology (PN-HPT), leading to a superior level of purification, thus ensuring product safety and possibly the most effective polynucleotide on the market.

Phil Art

PhilArt is an injectable gel consisting of long-chain polynucleotides, which create an ideal environment for the production and growth of new collagen and can be used mainly on the face / hands/ décolletage.

Key Benefits:

  • Helps reduce superficial fine wrinkles

  • Increases collagen production and synthesis

  • Polynucleotides help improve skin texture and elasticity

  • Boosts Hydration

PhilArt - EYE

PhilArt EYE is a biostimulator injectable treatment specifically designed for the eye contour/periorbital area. Its purpose is to reduce fine, superficial wrinkles and crows feet. It is also used to treat the drooping of the upper eyelids. 

Key Benefits:

  • Improves sagging areas around the eye contour

  • Increase collagen production and synthesis

  • Helps rejuvenate the skins and promotes hydration

Phil Art - NEXT

PhilArt Next is an injectable gel that consists of long-chain polynucleotides, which create an ideal environment for the production and growth of new collagen. This promotes hydration properties and helps to protect against free radical scavengers. The biostimulator aims to rejuvenate and improve patients’ skin quality while also providing support to restore the skin’s elasticity.

Key benefits include helping to rejuvenate lax/mature and dehydrated skin on the face and treating areas with scars and acne scars.

Phil Art - HAIR

PhilArt Hair is an injectable gel that consist of long chain polynucleotides, which create an ideal environment for the production and growth of new collagen. The biostimulator aims to help improve patients’ hair quality.

The product key indications include hair and eyebrows.

philart polynucleotides pricelist

Course of 3 £695

One treatment every 2-3 weeks

Booster Syringe £240

After Course purchased

Philart - hands, face, decolletage (2ml)

philart hair - scalp, eyebrows (2ml)

Course of 3 £695

One treatment every 2-3 weeks

Booster Syringe £240

After Course purchased

Course of 3 £695

One treatment every 2-3 weeks

Booster Syringe £240

After Course purchased

Philart eye - periorbital area (2ml)

Course of 3 £765

One treatment every 2-3 weeks

Booster Syringe £260

After Course purchased

Philart next - hydration, tightening, scars

FAQs

  • Yes. In fact, it’s one of our favourite places to treat with PhilArt polynucleotides because patients frequently request treatments around the eyes that will help to make them look less tired, and more refreshed, and address specific signs of ageing around the eyes such as crow’s feet, wrinkles, upper eyelid sagging, and thinning skin.

    There is a PhilArt formulation specifically designed for the eye area which is ideal to use on delicate skin areas, such as the eyes. The PhilArt eye product concentration is ideal because it allows fibroblast activity within your skin to improve without causing excessive swelling.

    It’s been shown that over 90% of the patients* had a clinical improvement in the reduction of superficial wrinkles as well as improvement in their skin’s appearance; these findings were supported by objective evaluations using a 3D skin analysis device.

    *Cavallini M, Papagini M. Aesthetic & Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress, Monte Carlo 2018.

  • No, PhilArt polynucleotides fall under the ‘biostimulator’ category. Skin boosters tend to offer some nourishment and hydration for the skin, but biostimulators go a step further. Biostimulators, such as PhilArt, stimulate processes within your skin, such as elastin and collagen production.

  • Both dermal fillers and polynucleotides are injectable treatments that have quite distinctive roles when it comes to aesthetic treatments. However, they can complement each other well.

    Dermal fillers instantly rebuild volume that has been lost in areas such as the cheeks or the lips or to directly fill and, therefore, smooth individual wrinkles. Commonly, dermal fillers are made of an injectable, synthetic form of hyaluronic acid. This comes in a gel form and varies in thickness; the thickness of the product will be matched with the area needing to be treated and other factors. Fillers can offer immediate visible results and corrections.

    PhilArt polynucleotides are classed as a biostimulator. This means that treatment will kickstart your skin’s natural rejuvenation process. It is not designed to replace volume or fill like a dermal filler. The natural rejuvenation process that takes place in your skin following treatment results in tissue repair, improved skin hydration, and new collagen and elastin being produced for a gradual, natural-looking improvement for ageing skin.

  • The PhilArt injectable polynucleotides have clinically proven safety and efficacy. In a clinical experience on skin revitalisation with long-chain polynucleotide gel evaluating 143 patients aged between 32 and 75, of both sexes, it was shown to be very well tolerated and due to the highly bio-compatible nature of the product, there were no cases of severe side effects.

    All beauty and medical-aesthetic treatments have the possibility of complications and side effects. When it comes to injectable treatments, we highly recommend seeking out the skill of an experienced medical practitioner to deliver your treatment to further reduce your risks.

  • No. A full treatment is classed as three sessions, approximately one month apart.