
Afa Mammadova
Cosmetologist (MD)
27+ years' experience
1997 · Azerbaijan Medical University · +1 cert.
Languages: Russian, Azerbaijani

A Mesopharm biorevitalisant built on DNA-RNA complexes: polynucleotides at 20 mg/ml together with non-stabilised hyaluronic acid at 0.3%. Vials of 1.3 ml and 4 ml — for the under-eye area and for the full face.
Leave your contact details, and our specialist will contact you for a consultation and booking.
By clicking 'Send', you consent to the processing of personal data in accordance with our privacy policy.
NucleoSpire DNA-RNA 2% is Mesopharm's product in which polynucleotides come paired with hyaluronic acid. The active sits at 20 mg/ml (2%) as salmon-milt DNA-RNA complexes, with non-stabilised biosynthetic hyaluronic acid at 0.3% and a buffer system. It comes in 1.3 ml and 4 ml vials, which covers both a small delicate area and the whole face. The main indications are intensive revitalisation, age-related change, pigmentation and skin recovery after aggressive procedures. Contraindications apply and a specialist consultation is required.
The skin is cleansed and disinfected, with numbing cream where needed. The product is placed by microinjections into the mid-dermis; the periorbital area gets a gentler technique and a smaller volume. The session takes 30–40 minutes and finishes with a soothing product and SPF.
What separates it from pure polynucleotides is the added hyaluronic acid. Non-stabilised HA creates no volume: it holds water and makes the product spread more comfortably, which in practice softens the sensation during treatment. The polynucleotides still do their job as material and signal for fibroblasts. The combination is particularly apt when skin has not only lost density but is dehydrated — typical after a summer, a course of acid peels or laser resurfacing. The 1.3 ml format suits the periorbital area; 4 ml covers face, neck and décolleté.
The added 0.3% hyaluronic acid. It creates no volume but increases hydration and makes the session more comfortable.
1.3 ml is usually used for the periorbital area, 4 ml for face, neck or décolleté. The doctor decides the volume at the consultation.
It belongs inside a combined protocol: it improves skin quality and recovery, but without SPF — and device work where needed — pigment results will not hold.
Usually 3–4 at 2–3 week intervals, then maintenance every 4–6 months.
Yes, that is one of the indications — skin recovery after aggressive procedures. The doctor sets the interval.
Book a consultation — we'll choose the vial size and map out the course.
Book a consultation →A standard course is 3–4 sessions at 2–3 week intervals, with maintenance every 4–6 months. Hydration shows after the first session; density and tone need the full course. For pigmentation the product belongs inside a combined protocol rather than as a standalone answer — sun protection, and device work where needed, remain the foundation.
Against ADN Restart 2% from the same maker the PDRN concentration is comparable, but NucleoSpire adds hyaluronic acid — more hydration and a softer feel. Against POLY-N Strong (25 mg/ml) the concentration is lower, but the 1.3 ml format allows careful work under the eyes. The logic is close to Rejuran HB: polynucleotides plus HA, differing in manufacturer and viscosity. The doctor chooses on the state of the skin, not on how a line is marketed.
At Paramed the choice between PDRN products is made after an examination: sometimes concentration matters more, sometimes the added hyaluronic acid and a more comfortable session. We explain the difference in plain language and say honestly when a course will not deliver what you are hoping for. The price for NucleoSpire is quoted at the consultation — it depends on vial size and the number of areas.
Certified specialists at Paramed

Cosmetologist (MD)
27+ years' experience
1997 · Azerbaijan Medical University · +1 cert.
Languages: Russian, Azerbaijani

Cosmetologist (MD)
2009 · Tashkent Medical Academy · +2 cert.
Languages: Russian, Azerbaijani

Cosmetologist (MD)
25+ years' experience
1999 · Azerbaijan Medical University · +1 cert.
Languages: Russian, Azerbaijani