Polynucleotide Hair Rejuvenation

Before your Polynucleotide Hair Rejuvenation treatment, ensure your scalp is clean and free from any products. Please wash your hair and avoid applying any products the day before your appointment. To minimise potential complications, refrain from consuming blood-thinning medications such as Aspirin for at least one week prior to your treatment. During your consultation, our doctors will discuss your medical and skincare history, outline your specific goals, and tailor a personalised treatment plan for you.

Polynucleotide treatment involves injections which can cause some discomfort. We offer numbing cream before the procedure if necessary to minimise any discomfort. Patients might experience temporary soreness, swelling, or redness at the injection sites, but these are typically mild and short-lived.

Yes, PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and polynucleotide treatments can often be done together, and combining them may enhance the overall effectiveness of hair growth treatments. The rationale behind using both is that PRP can stimulate the hair follicles directly with growth factors, while polynucleotides can improve the health and condition of the scalp, creating an optimal environment for hair growth.

Before combining these treatments, it’s important to consult with a healthcare professional who can assess individual needs and scalp conditions.

Yes, hair can sometimes grow back after thinning, especially if the thinning is due to a reversible cause like stress, nutritional deficiencies, or certain health conditions. Addressing the underlying cause with treatments like Ameela Polynucleotide injections often leads to improvement.

It can be too late to reverse hair loss when it is due to scarring or if the hair follicles have been dormant for a long time and have lost their ability to regenerate. This is often seen in advanced androgenetic alopecia.

Hormonal hair loss can be managed by treating the underlying hormonal imbalance. This might include therapies like hormone replacement if appropriate, or medication to address specific hormonal disorders like PCOS. Book a consultation with our practitioner to find out how hormone therapy can help you.

Yes, thinning hair can stop thinning and potentially reverse depending on the cause. Addressing underlying health issues, improving diet, and reducing stress are critical steps.

Polynucleotide treatments are designed to enhance the environment where hair follicles are located by increasing blood flow and nutrient supply. While polynucleotides might not directly strengthen hair, the improved scalp condition and increased hydration can support hair health, potentially leading to stronger and more resilient hair over time.

Vitamins known to help hair thickness include Vitamin D, B-vitamins such as Biotin, and Vitamin E, which can improve hair health when deficiencies are corrected.

Foods that can help thicken hair include those high in protein (like eggs, nuts, and fish), omega-3 fatty acids (like flaxseeds, walnuts, and fish), and antioxidants (found in berries and green leafy vegetables).