Service Description
Nucleofill® Soft Eyes is a polynucleotide treatment at Dr Diana Clinic in Nicosia, formulated specifically for the delicate skin around the eyes. Its gentle bio-stimulating action helps firm and revitalise the periorbital area, improving hydration, elasticity and tone while softening fine lines and the tired, fatigued look that shows first around the eyes.
Rather than filling, Nucleofill® Soft Eyes improves the quality and firmness of the skin itself, for a brighter, smoother and more refreshed under-eye area that looks natural.
What It Treats
- Fine lines around the eyes
- Loss of firmness and elasticity in the eye area
- Tired, fatigued under-eye appearance
- Dehydration and crepey texture
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REAL RESULTS
Before & After
Who Is It Suitable For?
Ideal for anyone wanting to firm and refresh the delicate eye area with a gentle, natural and regenerative approach. A consultation confirms suitability.
Recovery & Aftercare
Downtime is minimal. Mild redness or small bumps at the injection points may appear and usually settle within a day or two. Most people return to normal activities right away, following the simple aftercare advice provided at the clinic.
Frequency & Maintenance
A short initial course of sessions is usually recommended, followed by periodic maintenance tailored to you during consultation.
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QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked
What is Nucleofill Soft Eyes?
A gentle polynucleotide treatment for the under-eye area that firms and revitalises the skin, improving hydration, elasticity and tone.
What does it treat?
Fine lines, loss of firmness, dehydration and a tired appearance around the eyes.
Is there any downtime?
Downtime is minimal. Mild redness or small bumps may appear briefly and usually settle within a day or two.
How many sessions will I need?
A short initial course is usually advised, tailored during your consultation.
Is the treatment painful?
Discomfort is usually minimal — a fine needle is used and the delicate area is treated gently.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Diana Vulcanescu, MD · MRCGP(int) · DipDerm · Last reviewed: October 2026

