Hair Restoration

HAIR RESTORATION

HAIR RESTORATION TREATMENTS - PRP/ GFC / HAIR TRANSPLANT

Hair transplantation is a surgical process , and the key to the success are an artistic bent of mind along with experience and surgical skills. The aesthetics of hair line design and the fineness in harvesting and implantation of roots decides success or failure of a procedure, irrespective of technique.

At skin stories our Hair transplant surgeon excels in quality Hair transplantation , post procedural hair care and nutritional and Dietary advice.

FUE ( FOLLICULAR UNIT EXTRACTION ) IS THE MOST ADVANCED TECHNIQUE IN HAIR TRANSPLANTATION WITH EXCELLENT RESULTS

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HAIR TRANSPLANTATION

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Today, it’s possible to have natural-looking results thanks to one key advance. Most surgeons now transplant the healthy hairs a few at a time. This eliminates the unnatural doll-like hair that patients saw in the 70s and 80s. Back then, sections of hair called hair plugs were placed in the thinning area. In time, the hair plugs became quite noticeable.

To be considered for a hair transplant, you need two things:

Enough healthy hair on your scalp that can be transplanted to the area that needs hair
The ability to grow hair on the thinning area of your scalp

If the exam and tests show that you are a good candidate for a hair transplant, your dermatologist can tell you what results you can expect. A full head of hair may be unrealistic, but a fuller head of hair can be the goal.

Improvements in creating the hairline and placing the hairs in the thinning areas also help create natural-looking results.

Thanks to these advances, the results can look so natural that a barber or stylist cannot tell you’ve had anything done.

During a consultation with a dermatologist, you can find out if you have both. A dermatologist will give you a thorough scalp exam.

To find out why you have hair loss, you may also need a blood test. This can check for things going on in your body that may be causing your hair loss. Some patients need a procedure called a scalp biopsy. Your dermatologist can quickly and easily take what is needed for the scalp biopsy during the consultation.

PRP HAIR TREATMENT

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) therapy for hair loss is a three-step medical treatment in which a person’s blood is drawn, processed, and then injected into the scalp.

Some in the medical community think that PRP injections trigger natural hair growth and maintain it by increasing blood supply to the hair follicle and increasing the thickness of the hair shaft. Sometimes this approach is combined with other hair loss procedures or medications.

GFC HAIR TREATMENT

To get the most out of healthy hair, we also recommend the GFC hair treatment or Growth Factor Concentrate procedure. By using your own blood, the treatment uses a highly concentrated growth factor preparation that can be injected in the scalp and neck to promote hair growth. This is one of the most trusted dermatological procedures available today for hair restoration.

Take around 16 ml of your blood.

Take around 40-50 minutes to derive the growth factor and prepare the GFC treatment for hair.

The final output will have 7-8 ml of GFC hair treatment that will be injectable.

What are the Benefits of GFC Treatment?

The GFC treatment for hair has the following benefits,

It helps with hair fall reduction, and make hair thicker and fuller in volume.

It is highly suitable for those who are in the initial stages of Alopecia.

It is also essential to note that the GFC treatment for hair takes around 3-4 sessions to start showing results. It is also clubbed with other topical or oral medications to reduce pain and swelling. Any side effects usually get resolved within a week of the treatment session.

The procedure doesn’t derive any added blood cells like the PRP treatment.

It is suitable for both men and women. The blood is taken out through a syringe and the growth factor is further examined to prepare the GFC treatment for hair without any contamination.