Hair Transplant & Hair Treatments
Hair transplant, stem cell, exosome and mesotherapy-supported protocols against hair loss. First the cause is assessed, then a personalised restoration plan is built.
Exosome Hair
It is a method that aims to support hair follicles with advanced technology cell signals.
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Hair mesotherapy: It is performed by injecting vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and growth factors that nourish hair…
View →Hair PRP
It is a treatment that revitalizes hair follicles and reduces hair loss with blood cells.
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Restoration of thinning areas with the person's own hair follicles; grafts are placed in small units and at the…
View →Micro Graft
It is a hair vaccine prepared from the person's own cells against hair loss.
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Under local anaesthesia, 3-4 tissue pieces about 2.5 mm across are taken from the shedding-resistant scalp behind…
View →Hair Treatments — Frequently Asked Questions
Does it replace a hair transplant?
No. It does not bring back lost follicles or fill a bald area; it is aimed at supporting the follicles you still have. It is also considered as support before and after transplantation.
How does hair mesotherapy differ from PRP?
PRP works with growth factor signals from the person’s own blood; in mesotherapy the content is a standardised formulation from outside. They can be alternatives, or used in rotation within the same plan.
How is hair PRP carried out?
A small amount of blood is drawn from the arm, platelet-rich plasma is separated by centrifuge, and that plasma is delivered into the scalp with fine needles. A session averages 30 minutes.
Will the transplanted hair fall out again?
Transplanted follicles are taken from the resistant nape area and keep that property, so they usually stay in place. Your own existing hair may continue to thin, which is a separate process.
Is micro graft a hair transplant?
No. In a transplant, follicles are moved; in micro graft, cell-containing content prepared from your own tissue is delivered to the thinning area and no follicle is moved.
Why is tissue taken from behind the ear?
It is the shedding-resistant area; follicles there are less affected by the hormonal influence that drives hair loss. The pieces taken are small and the sites heal on their own.
Will a plant or animal sourced product be used?
That is a separate choice about the raw material of the product and is independent of the area treated. Which one suits you is decided at examination together with the type of hair loss.
How many sessions are needed?
Usually 6-8 sessions at weekly or fortnightly intervals, followed by maintenance. The rhythm varies with the type of loss.
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