✅I read the article yesterday in the Times – excellent articles
❤️And yes, I think the clever stuff is still to come, and we are entering the era of Regenerative Medicine in Aesthetics
❤️Put simply, regenerating and maintaining what we have
😇You’ll have seen the videos of me having the Phil At Eye, and I love the results
✅The Hair – I think, again, the sciences say it will work, but I’m not too sure that the Grey – will be fixed Overnight or if we can prevent
🥰However, Mermaid Hair, as they have termed it
🤩6 treatments, I’d say – Weekly four weeks, then monthly ( 2 Months )
🤩Weekly
🤩Review at 3 months
😍I’m guessing maintenance may be quarterly with one session
🧐Cost for Course 6 Treatments £1450.00
So now for The Science
🤩Polynucleotides are long chains of nucleotides that make up DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) and RNA (ribonucleic acid). The focus is primarily on DNA in the context of hair growth and greying.
Hair growth and greying are primarily determined by genetics, which results from the specific sequence of nucleotides in an individual’s DNA. Hair follicles contain cells that produce melanin, a pigment that gives Hair its colour. Genes control melanin production, and mutations or variations in these genes can affect hair colour.
❤️One of the genes responsible for hair colour is MC1R, which produces a protein that helps regulate melanin production. Mutations in this gene can lead to decreased melanin production, resulting in lighter or grey Hair. Another gene called IRF4 is also associated with hair colour, and variations in this gene have been linked to a higher risk of premature greying.
Research has shown that polynucleotides, when applied topically can help stimulate hair growth and improve the overall health of hair follicles. In addition, polynucleotides have been found to have anti-inflammatory properties and can improve blood circulation, which can help promote hair growth. They may also have a protective effect on hair follicles, preventing damage from environmental stressors.
While polynucleotides may benefit hair growth and overall health, they are not a cure for grey hair or a substitute for genetic factors determining hair colour. I’m still reading, but I think Mermaid Hair looks promising
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