Growth factor concentrate therapy-led
Growth factor concentrate therapy - led
Various growth factors are stored in platelets (type of cells in our blood). We have imported technology to extract these growth factors from person’s own blood in high concentration as a GFC in specially designed Kits. This GFC is injected into the scalp & skin (face and neck), thus, delivering person’s own growth factors at high concentration right in the layers of skin. This results in stimulation of regeneration and repair.
This innovative GFC is injected into the scalp, thus, delivering person’s own growth factors (e.g. platelet-derived growth factor, vascular endothelial growth factor, insulin-like growth factor 1, Epidermal growth factor etc.) at high concentration right at the hair root stimulating hair regrowth. It is highly safe as prepared from Patient’s own blood without any contamination. To prepare GFC for hair loss treatment about 16 ml of person’s own blood is required and it takes about 40 minutes for preparation to get about 7-8 ml of final ready to inject GFC output. Any candidate in their early or late stage of Alopecia as judged by the treating doctor is a fit candidate for GFC therapy and is equally effective in both males and females.
Benefits of GFC?
- Reduced hair fall
- Improved hair thickness
- Increased in hair volume
- No side effects
Low Level Light Therapy
Our growth factor combo includes low-level laser therapy (LLLT) at the end of a growth factor session, aka photobiomodulation which is a non-invasive, pain-free treatment that uses low-intensity light to stimulate biochemical changes in cells, helping repair tissue and reduce inflammation after microinjections with growth factors into the scalp.
It is used to stimulate hair regrowth in men and women with hereditary hair loss.
Faq's
- GFC therapy is a safe and effective treatment option for anyone experiencing hair loss or thinning.
- It is particularly effective for individuals experiencing hair loss or thinning due to androgenetic alopecia (male or female pattern baldness), chronic telogen effluvium and alopecia areata (an autoimmune disorder).
- It is also beneficial for people who have undergone hair transplant surgery as it promotes faster healing and better results.
- The GFC for hair loss treatment is a procedure that is relatively quick and painless, taking about an hour to complete.
- After the procedure, you can expect to see some redness and swelling at the injection site, but this should dissipate within a few hours.
- In general, a series of three to six treatments is recommended, with each session spaced about four to six weeks apart. Follow-up maintenance treatments may be needed to maintain the results.
Yes, GFC therapy can be used in combination with other hair loss treatments such as low level light therapy and medicated topical and oral, such as minoxidil or finasteride to achieve optimal results.
Individual results may vary, but most patients begin to see some improvement in hair growth within 3-4 months of starting GFC therapy.
Mesotherapy
Mesotherapy is a microneedling technique where microchannels are created in the scalp to deliver vitamins, minerals and aminoacid cocktails that are necessary for hair growth into the scalp.
The goal is to restore microcirculation in the scalp, provide essential nutrients, stimulate hair follicles, and encourage hair regrowth.
The injected cocktail may contain:
- Aminoacids
- Biotin
- Dutasteride
- Finasteride
- Minoxidil
- Vitamins
- Acetyl tetrapetide-3
- Biochanin-A
- PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)
- Nano peptides
- Stem cells
- Concentrated growth factors.
Faq's
Individuals with certain medical conditions or allergies should consult a dermatologist.
Always seek professional advice before undergoing any hair treatment.
While results can vary, mesotherapy can be a useful treatment for hair loss, particularly in the early stages. Regular sessions can lead to noticeable improvements over time.
Exosomes Scalp Booster
Exosomes are vesicles with regenerative property released by cells that help push the follicles into the anagen (or growth) phase while helping the surrounding tissue promote more effective growth. Microneedling creates channels to help the exosomes penetrate deeper and more effectively.
Dr. Neha recommended the use microneedling. “The microneedling creates channels, to help the exosomes penetrate deeper and more effectively,” she says. She adds that it’s not for everyone: “This treatment is best on patients with mild to moderate hair loss—it would not be recommended for someone who is completely bald,”
When it comes to addressing hair loss, Dr. Neha explains that the exosomes help push the follicles into the anagen (or growth) phase while helping the surrounding tissue promote more effective growth. Exosomes stimulate angiogenesis, or blood vessel formation and reduces inflammation promoting healthy hair.
Faq's
Exosomes are responsible for cell-to-cell communication and for facilitating the exchange of RNA and other important proteins in cells,” explains Dr Neha, “Additionally, they transfer numerous growth factors and cytokines, to improve tissue repair and skin cells.”
Dr. Neha noted that it would take up to six months for me to see the full outcome of being treated with exosomes. How long the results will last varies from patient to patient, as everyone’s root cause of hair loss is different. To maintain what you are seeing from exosome treatments for hair loss, Dr. Neha recommends regular maintenance.