Polynucleotides for hair after childbirth in Baku

Postpartum hair loss (telogen effluvium) is a natural reaction to the sharp decline in estrogen levels after childbirth. It typically begins 2–4 months postpartum and lasts for 6–12 months. For some women, hair density returns slowly—especially in cases of iron, ferritin, or vitamin D deficiency, breastfeeding, and chronic sleep deprivation. Polynucleotides are a delicate tool: they do not 'push' dormant follicles like powerful stimulants but improve the 'soil'—microcirculation, scalp dermis density, and reduce inflammation. This is especially important after childbirth when the body is recovering. PhilArt SCALP is a Korean PDRN specifically certified for the scalp. At Paramed, the program is tailored considering the lactation period and tests for iron/ferritin/vitamin D.

During the consultation, the trichologist performs trichoscopy, assesses density and the phase of hair loss, and may refer for tests (ferritin, vitamin D, TSH) if necessary. PhilArt SCALP or Plinest is injected with a fine needle into the scalp at specific points. The session lasts 30–45 minutes, without anesthesia or with cooling. The course consists of 3–4 procedures with intervals of 2–3 weeks.