Autologous mesotherapy PRP – PRF
Natural Density Boost: PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin), also known as "Dracula Treatments" use the patient’s own platelets for the rejuvenation and regeneration of hair follicles.
Growth Factors: When injected into the scalp, platelets release growth factors that enhance microcirculation and support healthy hair growth.
Ideal for Early Hair Loss: Primarily used for female hair loss and early, less aggressive forms of androgenic alopecia, helping to improve hair thickness and quality.
Natural & Safe: With no external factors, PRP/PRF treatments are low-risk and enhance hair growth in a "biological" way.
Stem cell treatments
Innovative Approach: Utilizes the natural regenerative ability of primitive cells from the body to stimulate inactive hair follicles.
Improved Scalp Health: Activates new hair production, enhances the quality of existing hair, and promotes scalp density.
Give your hair the natural renewal power it needs!
Low-level laser therapy (LLLT)
Non-invasive Method: Uses gentle laser beams of specific wavelength and low intensity to enhance blood flow in the scalp and extend the active growth phase of hair follicles.
Improved Cellular Energy: Increases mitochondrial energy production, boosting cell vitality.
Combination Treatments: Can be combined with PRP, mesotherapy, or even after hair transplants to enhance overall results.
Invest in your hair’s health with the power of LLLT!
Carboxytherapy
CO₂ Application: This non-invasive method uses carbon dioxide (CO₂) to increase blood circulation in the scalp.
Follicle Support: Enhanced microcirculation provides more nutrients to hair follicles, boosting new hair growth and maintaining existing hair.
Combination Approach: Often combined with PRP, LLLT, or personalized pharmaceutical treatments for comprehensive results.
Discover the power of carboxytherapy for healthy, strong hair!
Exosomes
Non-surgical Method: Involves subcutaneous injection of active micro-vesicles isolated from primitive stem cells.
Signaling: These micro-vesicles signal the hair follicle cells to enter the production and regeneration phase. It is a treatment still under research but holds great promise.
The use of exosomes for the treatment of hair loss remains at the investigational stage.
Although preliminary findings support the need for further research, the available clinical evidence remains limited and heterogeneous. Larger, well-designed and controlled clinical studies are required to evaluate efficacy, safety and the duration of any potential benefits.
Important Scientific and Medical Information
The administration of exosomes for the treatment of hair loss is not currently an established or approved treatment for this indication in the European Union.
The safety and legal status of their use depend on the nature, origin, processing and method of administration of the specific product, as well as on the applicable regulatory framework.
This content is provided solely for scientific and informational purposes and does not constitute the promotion or offering of an unapproved treatment.