Polynucleotides have rapidly become an important component of regenerative treatment protocols, valued for their ability to support tissue repair, modulate inflammation and improve skin quality through cellular regeneration. As research and clinical experience continue to develop, practitioners are increasingly refining how these treatments are applied in practice.

In this webinar, Professor Cavallini will share updated insights into the science behind polynucleotides, alongside practical guidance on their clinical application.

The session will explore current evidence, indications and treatment outcomes, while also examining injection techniques, treatment sequencing and dosing strategies across different indications.

Through case discussions, attendees will gain practical insight into how protocols can be refined to achieve more predictable, patient-specific regenerative outcomes.

The session expands on Professor Cavallini’s presentation delivered at the Regenerative Aesthetic Medicine Conference & Exhibition (RAMCE). However, attendance at that presentation is not required, and the webinar is designed to provide a comprehensive overview for both new and returning audiences.

Those who attended the RAMCE session can expect additional updates and further clinical insights.

The webinar forms part of RAMI’s growing programme of educational initiatives designed to support evidence-based discussion and knowledge sharing within regenerative aesthetics.

The session will take place on Wednesday 1 April at 7pm and is free to attend. You can register here.