You have probably already noticed it. More hair in the brush. A thinner parting. Strands that feel finer than they used to. If you are here, you are past the wondering stage and looking for something that might actually help. Here is what I offer, how it works, and whether it is likely to be right for you.
Hair thinning is rarely sudden. It is a slow shift in the follicle's biological environment: shorter growth cycles, reduced scalp circulation, and cellular signals that gradually stop supporting healthy hair.
In most cases the follicle is not gone. It is underperforming. Regenerative treatments work by improving the conditions around it, which is why starting earlier generally produces better results than waiting.
My background is in neurosurgery. Precision, anatomy, and doing things safely are not values I apply selectively. They shape every treatment I carry out, including scalp work.
I do not offer regenerative hair treatments without a proper assessment first. I need to understand your pattern of thinning, your medical history, and whether the treatments I offer are genuinely appropriate for you. If they are not, I will tell you clearly and suggest what might be more useful instead.
Exosomes are tiny biological messengers that carry growth factors between cells. Applied to the scalp, they deliver concentrated signals that can encourage sluggish or miniaturised follicles back into a more active growth phase.
Microneedling creates fine, shallow channels in the scalp surface. This improves local circulation, triggers a natural collagen induction response, and significantly increases how deeply the exosome preparation penetrates to where follicles actually sit.
Together, these two treatments produce a stronger effect than either alone. A 2025 study in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology found that an exosome complex combined with microneedling promoted hair growth in participants with self-perceived thinning, with clinician-rated improvement in the majority of subjects.
Typical downtime is 24 to 48 hours of mild redness or scalp sensitivity. A course of sessions spaced several weeks apart is standard. Results are gradual and natural, and vary between individuals.
Polynucleotides are injected directly into the scalp to support the tissue environment around your follicles. They reduce inflammation, improve microcirculation, and stimulate the cellular repair processes that healthy hair growth depends on.
I use CE-marked formulations with a strong clinical evidence base. These are the same class of regenerative treatment I use for skin renewal on the face, explored in more detail on my biostimulatory and skin regeneration treatments page. Most clients begin noticing changes in scalp feel and early density from around six to ten weeks into a course.
Downtime is minimal. Mild tenderness at injection sites typically settles within a day or two.
More detail on what I offer for hair is on my hair restorative treatments page.
Consultations are available at SkinTouch, 77 Church Road, Crystal Palace SE19 2TA and at 58 South Molton Street, Mayfair W1K 5SL. You can read more about my background on the about Dr Adam page.
If this sounds like it could be relevant to you, the easiest thing to do is get in touch. A brief conversation is often all it takes to work out whether a consultation makes sense.
WhatsApp Dr Adam directly on 07721 390017, or book online at drallurisaesthetics.co.uk or via the online booking page.
No pressure. If the treatment is not right for you, I will tell you honestly.
Results vary between individuals. No treatment outcomes can be guaranteed. All treatments are subject to a clinical consultation to assess suitability.
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