In the landscape of medical aesthetics, emerging treatments are constantly reshaping the field. Among these, polynucleotides have garnered considerable attention, emerging as a promising solution for alopecia (hair loss).1-4
Recent studies have highlighted the efficacy of polynucleotides in stimulating the body’s natural repair and regeneration mechanisms, offering new avenues for addressing aesthetic concerns related to hair loss. In this article, the current emerging literature on how polynucleotides can be used to assist alopecia patients will be explored, alongside the scope for future development as more research is conducted
Hair loss is a concern which affects up to 80% of men by their 50s, and up to 50% of women at some point in their lives.6 Alopecia has many aetiologies and can be complex to treat.7 Surgical treatments are associated with significant downtime, hence…
