Growth Factor Concentrate (GFC) Therapy
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Growth Factor Concentrate Therapy is an advanced hair restoration treatment that utilizes purified growth factors extracted from the patient's own blood. Unlike traditional Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy, this technique focuses solely on delivering concentrated growth factors, yielding faster and more effective results with fewer treatment sessions.
Overview
Procedure
The treatment begins with a small blood draw from the patient. This blood is then processed using a one-step centrifugation method to separate the growth factors from red and white blood cells, resulting in a pure concentrate of growth factors. This refined formula is injected into the scalp at the sites of hair loss.
Benefits
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Enhanced Results: Growth Factor Concentrate Therapy produces quicker outcomes compared to PRP, often requiring fewer sessions to achieve similar or superior results.
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Minimally Invasive: This therapy is non-surgical and involves minimal discomfort, making it a convenient option for individuals seeking hair restoration.
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Suitable for All: This treatment is effective for both men and women experiencing hair loss and can be combined with other hair restoration methods for enhanced efficacy.
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Effects on Hair Growth
The concentrated growth factors in the plasma are known to stimulate hair follicle activity, promoting the growth of new hair and improving the density and thickness of existing hair. Patients may experience improvements in hair quality and quantity, contributing to a fuller head of hair.​
Safety and Side Effects
Growth Factor Concentrate Therapy is considered safe and has a low risk of side effects. Minor swelling, redness, or soreness may occur at the injection site, but these symptoms typically resolve quickly.
Consultation
It is essential to consult with a qualified hair restoration specialist to determine if Growth Factor Concentrate Therapy is the right option for you. During your consultation, the specialist will discuss your individual hair loss concerns and outline the potential risks and benefits of the procedure. While many patients experience promising results, individual outcomes may vary, and the therapy may not be effective for all types of hair loss.