Concerns
Hair Loss
Hair loss is characterized by progressive hair thinning, reduced hair density, or more noticeable shedding. It can affect different areas of the scalp and may develop gradually or more rapidly depending on the individual.
This process is linked to an imbalance in the hair growth cycle, where hair follicles become less active or prematurely enter a resting phase. Over time, this can lead to reduced regrowth and an overall loss of volume.
What Is Hair Loss?
Understanding the Causes of Hair Loss
Causes and Factors Associated
with Hair Loss
Hair loss can be influenced by several internal and external factors. Hormonal imbalances, genetics, stress, nutritional deficiencies, and the natural aging of hair follicles are among the most common causes.
Reduced blood circulation in the scalp can also limit the supply of essential nutrients to hair follicles, affecting hair quality and growth.
Solutions to Stimulate Hair Growth
How We Treat
Hair Loss
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) uses platelets and growth factors naturally found in the blood to stimulate hair follicle activity. It supports hair regeneration and helps follicles maintain their growth phase. The treatment also contributes to improving the scalp environment by promoting healthier and more resilient hair roots.
Exosomes
Exosomes contain highly concentrated growth factors that support the repair and regeneration of scalp cells. They help improve the quality of hair follicles and their ability to produce stronger, healthier hair. They are particularly beneficial for cases of advanced or persistent hair density loss.
FAQ
Can hair loss be reversed?
In many cases, it is possible to stimulate regrowth and improve hair density, especially when hair follicles are still active.
Results depend on the underlying cause, the duration of hair loss, and the individual response of the scalp.
How many treatments are needed to see improvement?
A series of treatments is generally recommended to achieve progressive and long-lasting results.
On average:
Hair biostimulation: 4 to 6 sessions
Exosomes: 3 to 5 sessions
Combined protocols: 4 to 8 sessions depending on severity
Results are progressive and develop over several weeks to a few months.
Are the treatments painful?
Treatments are generally well tolerated, with mild to moderate discomfort depending on the technique used. For more sensitive treatments, adjustments can be made to ensure maximum comfort (customized settings and gentle techniques).
When are the first results visible?
The first improvements generally appear after 6 to 12 weeks, as hair follicles gradually reactivate their growth cycle.
Optimal results are often visible after 3 to 6 months.
Are the results permanent?
Results can be long-lasting, but hair loss is often influenced by hormonal, genetic, or environmental factors.
Periodic maintenance treatments may be recommended to help maintain the results achieved.
Are the treatments suitable for all types of hair loss?
Treatments can be adapted to different types of hair loss (diffuse hair loss, hormonal hair loss, post-stress hair loss, reduced hair density).
A consultation is essential to determine the cause and the most effective treatment protocol.
Can multiple treatments be combined?
Yes. Results are often optimized through a combined approach (e.g., biostimulation + exosomes).
The treatment protocol is always personalized according to the progression and condition of the scalp.
Is there any downtime?
Treatments generally require no social downtime.
Mild scalp sensitivity or redness may occur for a few hours up to 24 hours, depending on the technique used.
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