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What is Hair Rejuvenation?
Hair rejuvenation refers to a set of treatments and procedures designed to improve the health, appearance, and vitality of hair. It includes both techniques and products aimed at promoting hair growth, strengthening existing hair, and addressing various hair-related concerns. Hair rejuvenation can be beneficial for individuals experiencing hair loss, thinning hair, or those seeking to maintain healthy, vibrant hair.
What are PRP Injections for Hair Rejuvenation?
With PRP Injection Therapy – your own blood is drawn, processed and then injected directly into your scalp which can trigger natural hair growth for hair loss or balding.
It increases the blood supply to the hair follicle, encouraging an increase in hair count and thickness, and extending the growth phase of the hair cycle.
A series of at least 3 treatments, spaced 30 days apart, is needed for optimal results.
PLUS did you know that PRP Hair Rejuvenation can be done anywhere on the body? Perfect for men who which to add life to their facial hair and more.
What should I expect after hair rejuvenation?
How soon will I see results?
Women and Hair Loss
Men and Hair Loss
What should I expect after hair rejuvenation?
With PRP, you may experience some minor swelling at the injection site(s) and a mild headache the first day.
How soon will I see results?
Results are most noticeable 30-60 days after your first treatment based on your hair’s natural growth cycle.
Women and Hair Loss
Female hair loss is common and can stem from various factors. Understanding hair growth and loss helps us know why it occurs. Female pattern hair loss affects 20% of all women with those most affected between the ages of 30-70 years old.
Hair grows in three cycles: Anagen (growth phase), Catagen (transition phase), and Telogen (resting phase). Disruptions in these cycles can lead to hair loss.
Main causes include:
- Genetics– Female pattern baldness
- Health issues– Like thyroid disorders or anemia or acute or chronic illness
- Stress– Both physical and emotional
- Diet– Nutritional deficiencies
- Hormonal changes– Menopause, pregnancy, or age
Signs to watch for:
- Excessive hairfall
- Thinning hair – noticeable widening of hair part of instance
- Visible scalp or patches
Diagnosis and Treatment
Doctors diagnose hair loss by examining your scalp, conducting tests, and reviewing your medical history.
Treatment may include:
- Minoxidil (Rogaine) or Spironolactone for growth
- Supplements for deficiencies
- Alma Ted Treatments
- Hair transplants or laser devices for severe cases
Early treatment provides the best outcomes. If you notice hair loss, consult a doctor promptly.
Men and Hair Loss
Hair loss is common and can be due to many reasons. Male Pattern Baldness is the most common cause, affecting up to 95% of men.
Causes:
- Genetics
- DHT hormone impact – excess DHT
- Noticeable as receding hairline and thinning around the crown
Other Reasons:
- Illness
- Medications
- Diet issues
- Stress
- Tight hairstyles
Hair may regrow if you address the cause. However, male pattern baldness leads to permanent loss.
Diagnosis and Treatment
Doctors diagnose hair loss by examining your scalp, conducting tests, and reviewing your medical history.
Treatment may include:
- Minoxidil (Rogaine) or Spironolactone for growth; Finasteride to reduce DHT
- Supplements for deficiencies (ex. B7/Biotin)
- Alma Ted Treatments – Low frequency ultrasound with peptide growth serum infusion
- Hair transplants or laser devices for severe cases
Early treatment provides the best outcomes. If you notice hair loss, consult a doctor promptly.
Health Risks Awareness:
Linked with heart disease, prostate issues, diabetes, obesity, and high blood pressure.
Consult a doctor if you notice significant hair loss. It’s essential to rule out serious health issues.