The Rise of Regenerative Aesthetics: Why Training in Polynucleotides and Exosomes Is the Future
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Empire Academy of Beauty & Aesthetics | Liverpool & Chester
Aesthetic medicine is evolving — and so is the demand for advanced, regenerative treatments.
The world of aesthetics is no longer just about smoothing wrinkles or adding volume. Clients today want treatments that work with their bodies to improve skin health at a cellular level. Enter regenerative aesthetics: a fast-growing field that includes polynucleotides and exosomes, two of the most exciting innovations in non-surgical cosmetic treatments.
At Empire Academy of Beauty & Aesthetics, we believe it’s essential for practitioners to stay ahead of the curve. Here’s why training in regenerative aesthetics should be on your radar in 2025 and beyond.
What Is Regenerative Aesthetics?
Regenerative aesthetics refers to treatments designed to stimulate the body’s natural healing and regenerative processes. Rather than masking imperfections, these therapies promote healthy skin function, increased collagen production, and tissue repair.
The benefits?
✅ More natural-looking results
✅ Long-lasting improvements
✅ Less downtime for clients
Polynucleotides: A Game Changer in Skin Rejuvenation
Polynucleotides are small DNA fragments originally derived from salmon DNA. When injected into the skin, they encourage fibroblasts to produce more collagen and elastin, improving skin texture, elasticity, and overall appearance.
Key benefits of polynucleotides:
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Skin hydration and elasticity
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Reduced fine lines and wrinkles
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Improved skin tone and texture
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Potential use in hair restoration treatments
Polynucleotides are fast becoming a staple for practitioners looking to offer natural, bio-stimulating skin rejuvenation without over-filling or freezing the face.
Exosomes: The Future of Skin Communication
Exosomes are tiny vesicles secreted by cells that help with communication between skin cells. In aesthetics, exosome therapies deliver growth factors and anti-inflammatory signals to the skin, promoting healing, reducing redness, and boosting collagen.
Why clients love exosomes:
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Speed up healing after treatments (like microneedling or laser)
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Improve skin quality and firmness
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Help with pigmentation and texture concerns
Exosomes are already a popular add-on in top UK clinics — and savvy practitioners are quickly getting trained in their use.
Why Practitioners Need Training in Regenerative Aesthetics
Client demand is growing fast.
People are seeking natural-looking results that improve over time, not drastic changes or high-maintenance procedures. Offering polynucleotides and exosomes can set practitioners apart in a crowded market.
Training at Empire Academy includes:
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In-depth theory on regenerative aesthetics
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Practical, hands-on experience
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Guidance on client consultation and treatment planning
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Up-to-date safety protocols and aftercare advice
Final Thoughts
As the aesthetics industry shifts towards natural rejuvenation and bio-stimulation, now is the perfect time to expand your skill set.
By training in polynucleotides and exosomes, you’ll future-proof your career and meet the growing demand for advanced, regenerative treatments.
👉 Explore Empire Academy’s regenerative aesthetics courses today and take the next step in your professional journey.
Written By Mark Lennon - Marketing Manager