MOLD Manila is expanding its regenerative skincare offerings with the launch of the Croma PolyPhil range, reflecting the growing shift in aesthetic medicine toward treatments that work with the skin’s own natural repair processes rather than dramatic cosmetic enhancements.
As more people seek healthier, younger-looking skin, the conversation at aesthetic clinics is moving beyond simply filling lines or enhancing facial features to improving overall skin quality from within.
The new physician-guided treatments are now available at MOLD Manila’s clinics in Quezon City, giving clients another non-surgical option for skin rejuvenation.
Developed by Austrian aesthetic medicine company Croma, the lineup uses polynucleotide-based technology designed to support the skin’s natural regenerative processes. The treatments are now available at MOLD Manila’s White Plains and Baesa branches.
A growing focus on regenerative aesthetics
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Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all solution, the Croma PolyPhil range is designed to address different skin concerns through three treatment options.
The standard Croma PolyPhil treatment focuses on improving overall skin quality and rejuvenation, while Croma PolyPhil S targets acne scars and uneven skin texture. For those concerned about tired-looking eyes, Croma PolyPhil Eye is formulated specifically for the delicate under-eye area.
Interest in polynucleotide treatments has grown steadily in recent years as more patients look for procedures that support natural skin regeneration instead of simply masking visible signs of aging.
According to Croma, its PolyPhil range is developed using its proprietary PN-HPT™ (Polynucleotides High Purification Technology), which delivers highly purified polynucleotides for aesthetic applications.
Personalized treatment comes first
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At MOLD Manila, every treatment begins with a consultation rather than an injection.
Physicians first assess a client’s skin condition, discuss aesthetic goals, and determine whether the treatment is suitable before recommending an individualized care plan.
For Adrielle Costales, founder and CEO of MOLD Manila, the expansion reflects the clinic’s commitment to combining science with personalized care.
“At MOLD Manila, we continue to invest in technologies and treatments that support personalized, science-driven aesthetic care,” Costales said. “The addition of the Croma PolyPhil range allows us to offer our clients more physician-guided options focused on skin quality and regenerative aesthetics.”
The approach aligns with a broader shift in aesthetic medicine, where customized treatment plans have become just as important as the procedures themselves.
Beyond cosmetic enhancement
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MOLD Manila has built its services around non-surgical aesthetic treatments, offering facial sculpting, skin rejuvenation, body contouring, and wellness procedures.
The addition of regenerative injectables further broadens that portfolio, giving clients another option that focuses on long-term skin health rather than immediate cosmetic changes alone.
As demand continues to grow for minimally invasive procedures with little downtime, regenerative treatments are becoming an increasingly common part of modern aesthetic care.
Clinics are responding by expanding their offerings beyond traditional fillers and anti-wrinkle injections to include treatments aimed at improving skin quality at a cellular level.
For clients considering the new treatment, MOLD Manila recommends scheduling a physician consultation to discuss individual skin concerns and determine whether the Croma PolyPhil range is the right fit.
The treatments are now available at MOLD Manila’s White Plains and Baesa branches in Quezon City.
