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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2024 · 17 MIN

641: Would You Inject Salmon Sperm In Your Face?!

from Beauty Bytes with Dr. Kay: Secrets of a Plastic Surgeon™

Polynucleotides, Skin Boosters, Patient Safety - Join us in this week's Five Minute Friday as we explore the fascinating world of polynucleotides, a groundbreaking development in aesthetics! Dr. Kay shares her insights on how these DNA-derived substances, particularly from highly purified salmon sperm, are making waves in Korea and now catching attention in the U.S. We discuss the molecular biology behind polynucleotides, along with their role in enhancing skin health, boosting fibroblast activity, and aiding in tissue regeneration. With various applications, including injectable forms and topical treatments, polynucleotides could be compared to the likes of other popular skin boosters. From the benefits to potential risks, we urge our listeners to stay informed and cautious about adopting these new treatments - stressing the importance of FDA approval and thorough vetting to ensure patient safety. Tune in for the latest advancements in aesthetic medicine and how to integrate cutting-edge science into your practice responsibly!

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