Polynucleotides training with PolyPhil

As advancements in regenerative aesthetics continue to evolve, polynucleotides have emerged as a breakthrough treatment, promising skin rejuvenation, enhanced hydration, and tissue repair. As part of the marketing team at Wigmore Medical, I had the unique opportunity to experience this treatment firsthand as a model for a polynucleotides training course led by the highly regarded Dr Mayoni Gooneratne. After undergoing three sessions targeting my under-eye area, I can confidently say that this treatment has made a remarkable difference—not only in my appearance but also in my understanding of the procedure itself.

Why polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides have been rising in popularity in the aesthetics industry for their regenerative properties. Unlike traditional dermal fillers that add volume, polynucleotides work at a cellular level to stimulate tissue repair, boost collagen production, and improve skin elasticity. Given their ability to address concerns such as fine lines, dark circles, and overall skin quality, I was particularly eager to see if they could help with my persistent under-eye darkness.

The training experience
From the moment I stepped into the training environment, I was struck by the structured and professional atmosphere. The course was designed with both safety and precision in mind, offering a hands-on experience for practitioners under the close supervision of Dr Mayoni. With a maximum of four delegates per session, each trainee received detailed instruction, ensuring they performed the procedure with confidence and accuracy.

Before the treatment began, Dr Mayoni led an in-depth theory session, explaining the science behind Polynucleotides and their benefits. This comprehensive approach reassured me that every delegate was being equipped with the knowledge needed to perform the procedure safely and effectively.

Undergoing the treatment
As a model, I appreciated the care and attentiveness that went into every step of the process. I was given numbing cream to ensure my comfort, and both Dr Mayoni and the delegate performing my procedure checked in with me frequently. While I could feel some mild sensations during the treatment, it was entirely manageable thanks to their expert handling.

One of the standout aspects of the training was the level of hands-on supervision. Dr Mayoni provided real-time feedback, ensuring that each practitioner performed the injections with precision. The structured approach made it clear that this was not just about learning the technique but about understanding patient care and safety at every stage.

The results
Following my sessions, I began to notice a significant improvement in my under-eye area. My skin appeared more hydrated, and my dark circles were visibly reduced. The gradual, natural-looking results reaffirmed why polynucleotides are becoming a go-to option in aesthetic medicine.


For practitioners considering incorporating polynucleotides into their clinics, this course offers a comprehensive learning experience. Dr Mayoni’s expertise ensures that delegates not only master the procedure but also gain the confidence to apply it effectively in their practice. The meticulous training, combined with the supportive learning environment, makes this an invaluable opportunity for professionals looking to expand their knowledge of regenerative aesthetics.

‘Book your training with polynucleotides at Wigmore Medical with Dr Mayoni now. The next course dates are 24 March, 24 April, 19 May and 16 June; contact training@wigmoremedical.com to reserve your place.’
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