Peptide-Based Serums: The Next Frontier in Hair Regeneration
Explore how biomimetic peptides mimic growth signals to revive dormant follicles safely and effectively.
Small signaling peptides are emerging as promising tools for follicle regeneration. This study examined how biomimetic peptides derived from growth factors interact with scalp cells to encourage new hair formation.
- Peptides activated stem cell proliferation in follicle dermal papilla.
- Collagen synthesis increased, improving follicle anchorage.
- Combination with niacinamide amplified cellular oxygenation.
- After 12 weeks, participants saw a 15% rise in visible hair density.
Peptides mimic the body’s natural repair signals, offering a lightweight and non-hormonal approach to hair regrowth. Their ability to rejuvenate dormant follicles may complement existing medical treatments.
This was a small-scale study; larger trials are needed to confirm results.
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Lopez A. et al., Exp Dermatol, 2024.Review Team
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