Conservative Treatments

Biostimulation is one of the treatments that has experienced more progress in recent years. It is performed with:

• Plasma cells of the patient: This technique involves intradermal application of growth factors, active proteins produced by all cells in the body and found in greater proportion in the platelets. This protein complex, deriving from rich plasma, obtains platelets from the patient by blood collection and subsequent centrifugation, where PRP is obtained. The doctor applies it to the scalp with microinjections directly in the area where thinning and hair loss is observed. Growth factors platelet rich plasma activates the hair root, improves hair quality and stops the fall. PRP is an autologous sterile product prepared from the patient’s own blood, removing allergy risk or disease transmission.

• Multivitamins and minerals or peptides: The procedure involves applying microinjections with very fine needles into the scalp, giving the areas affected by hair loss the necessary nutrients (amino acids, vitamins, trace elements and vasodilators) that counteract the effects that have led to capillary weakening.

• Carboxiterapia Hair: It is a non-surgical treatment where carbon dioxide (CO2) is used subcutaneously. Carboxiterapia stimulates capillary circulation to the scalp to increase hair growth by stimulating hair regeneration. This treatment causes a vasodilatory effect and increased tissue oxygenation.

• Rigenera®: Treatment of alopecia with regenerative cell therapy biostimulation micrografts of vascular-stromal fraction by the Rigenera® system: This is the newest treatment existing today. It achieves increase in capillary density, increase of thickness in existing hair and hair regeneration.
• LLLT (LOW LEVEL LASER THERAPY): Low-frequency laser is used to stimulate hair growth on baldness. Action is achieved by stimulation of ATP (energy molecule) resulting in increased blood flow and therefore, extra oxygen, increased cell proliferation in the hair root (follicle bulb), an increase of the rate of growth of hairs and increased thickness of hair. This phenomenon is called biostimulation. This treatment is effective in preventing baldness also after the hair transplant operation because it stimulates the transplanted hair, besides exerting an anti-inflammatory action. It is designed to penetrate the tissue without causing damage or pain.