Hair loss can be associated with genetic predisposition, hormonal changes, nutritional deficiencies, stress, previous illnesses, and scalp conditions. For this reason, treatment is selected individually after assessing the underlying causes and pattern of hair loss.
During the consultation, the doctor evaluates the type and severity of hair loss, hair density and quality, and the condition of the scalp. Laboratory tests may be recommended when necessary to identify factors that could be affecting hair growth.
Based on the assessment, the doctor develops a personalized treatment plan. It may include injectable therapies, correction of identified deficiencies or underlying factors, and other treatments when clinically indicated.
The selected product is injected in small amounts directly into the scalp. This technique delivers active components locally to the tissues surrounding the hair follicles.
Depending on the protocol, treatment may involve peptides, polynucleotides, or exosome-based components. Their composition, mechanisms of action, and level of clinical evidence differ. Therapy may be used to reduce hair loss, improve hair density and thickness, and support growth.
Changes develop gradually. Hair follows a natural growth cycle, so results are assessed over time, usually after a course of treatment.
An injectable peptide-based scalp treatment containing hyaluronic acid and a complex of seven peptides. Dr. CYJ Hair Filler is used in protocols for hair loss, thinning, and reduced density. The peptide complex is designed to target processes associated with hair follicle function and the hair growth cycle.
An injectable treatment based on highly purified PN-HPT™ polynucleotides, developed for use on the scalp. Polynucleotide therapy is aimed at supporting tissue repair processes and improving the local environment in which hair follicles function.
Exosome-based treatments are used in regenerative protocols for hair loss and thinning. Exosomes contain biologically active signaling molecules involved in cell-to-cell communication and tissue repair processes.
In trichology, they are used to support hair follicles and improve the local environment for hair growth. Therapy may help increase hair density and thickness, support growth, and gradually make areas of thinning less noticeable.
Treatment is performed in areas affected by increased hair loss, thinning, or reduced density.
These are areas where reduced density can become particularly noticeable, including in patients with androgenetic alopecia.
Therapy targets areas where reduced density is particularly visible along the parting line.
Treatment is aimed at improving density and restoring fullness in the temple area.
