Hair Restoration

How It Works

Enhance and strengthen your own existing hair follicles naturally. One reason for thinning hair is follicles with low hair density. On average two or three strands of hair will grow from a single follicle. In people with thin hair, most follicles have only a single strand of hair. Stimulate follicle growth and boost the number of hair strands from each follicle.

• Your Hair Loss is stopped
• New Hair Growth is activated
• Vitality, color and brightness of your hair is enhanced
• Grey Hair is reversed
• New Hair Growth is activated
• Vitality, color and brightness of your hair is enhanced
• Grey Hair is reversed

Benefits

Ask one of our trained experts about our hair restoration treatment that can promote healing for hair growth. Ask about the proven factors that have been shown to generate new hair growth, thicken thinned out hair, and make hair grow thicker and healthier.

Activating these growth factors enhances your skin’s appearance in the following ways:

• Promotes the development of new blood vessels, causing the skin to take on a more vibrant color and youthful glow
• New collagen formation restores youthful volume to the face while filling in and diminishing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
• Since growth factors work to build a new dermis, the epidermis (outer most layers of the skin) appears smoother and softer

PRP

PRP is a hair loss treatment. It is a non-surgical, safe and effective method to prevent hair loss
and cause healthy hair growth. The goal of the treatment is to cause thicker voluminous hair with
no downtime.

It is also useful for treatment of fine, thinning hair, hair loss, male pattern baldness and Alopecia.
It can stimulate and heals hair follicles. It has no incisions and no unnatural or chemical drugs are used.

Platelet-Rich Plasma

PRP is a treatment that is based on growth factors which naturally present in your own blood. In
this process, a small amount of blood is taken from the client and then centrifuged to separate
red cells and granulocytes from the plasma.

PRP contains vital growth factors such as Platelet-Derived Growth Factor (PDGF), Transforming
Growth Factor group (TGF), Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF), Fibre blast and Growth
Factor (FGF).

The plasma is then collected into a syringe to be used for the PRP treatment. This procedure
effective in preventing hair loss for men, women and for treating male pattern baldness and
female pattern too. It can increase hair count, thickness of hair and elevates the average phase
of the hair growth cycle.

Botulinum Toxin

Botulinum toxin (Botox) has been studied for AGA, aiming to relax scalp muscles and potentially enhance blood flow to the follicles .While preliminary studies show encouraging hair count increases in some participants, findings are not yet conclusive .Botulinum toxin may be a promising therapeutic option for patients with various scalp conditions, but larger, randomized controlled trials are needed to better understand its efficacy and safety.

Cell Therapy

The development of cell therapy for hair loss treatment is gaining significant attention as an innovative
approach and stem cells to stimulate hair growth. Compared to conventional treatments, cell therapy may
offer long-term efficacy with a single administration and fewer adverse effects.

The regulation of cell therapies for hair loss varies across countries, with key differences in how stem cell
treatments are classified and approved. The U.S. and Europe have established frameworks for approving
advanced therapies, with varying levels of clinical trial requirements and regulatory flexibility. Japan, China,
and South Korea have more lenient regulatory practices, particularly for autologous stem cell treatments, as
these therapies tend to be better tolerated and have fewer side effects. In these countries, regenerative
medicine is regulated under the Regenerative Medicine Safety Act and the Cell Therapy Act, which allow for
accelerated approval of cell therapies for hair loss.

Exosome for Hair Loss Treatments

Exosomes are tiny vesicles secreted by cells that contain various bioactive molecules, including proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids.They play an important role in cell signaling and tissue regeneration and have recently garnered attention for their potential in treating hair loss. Current research indicates that exosomes are safe for use in hair loss treatment; however, data on their efficacy remain limited. A recent review highlighted that while preclinical studies have demonstrated positive effects of exosomes on hair growth, clinical data on their effectiveness and safety in humans are still insufficient.

Since exosome therapy is a relatively new field, further research is needed to establish its long-term effects and safety.

Combination therapies that leverage multiple mechanisms, including immunomodulation, follicle stem cell
activation, and angiogenesis, are likely to surpass the efficacy of single-agent strategies. As gene- and cellbased therapies advance toward clinical application, ethical and regulatory considerations will play a pivotal role in ensuring their safe and equitable use.

Hair Transplant

A hair transplant is a surgical procedure that involves moving hair follicles from one area of the scalp (the donor site) to another (the recipient site) to address baldness or thinning hair. It’s a cosmetic procedure used to restore hair in areas where hair has been lost due to male pattern baldness, scarring, or other reasons. Here’s a more detailed explanation: How it works: Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE): This method involves removing individual hair follicles, usually from the back or sides of the scalp, and transplanting them to the recipient area. Follicular Unit Transplant (FUT) or Strip Harvesting: This technique involves removing a strip of skin containing hair follicles from the donor area, which is then dissected into individual grafts and transplanted. Grafts: The hair follicles, or groups of hair follicles, are carefully placed into tiny incisions or holes in the recipient area. Key aspects: Permanent Solution: Hair transplants are generally considered a permanent solution to hair loss, as the transplanted hair follicles continue to grow naturally in their new location. Natural Appearance: Modern techniques, like FUE and FUT, aim to create a natural-looking hairline and density by transplanting hair in its natural groupings and orientation. Minimally Invasive: Modern hair transplant procedures are minimally invasive, with relatively short recovery times and minimal scarring.