(GFC) Therapy for Hair in Baner
Services
- Direct Hair Transplant
- Beard & Moustache Transplant
- Eyebrow Transplant
- PRP For Hair
- GFC For Hair
- Mesotherapy For Hair
- Microneedling For Hair
- Acne Treatment
- Acne Scar Treatment
- Chemical Peels
- Microneedling For Face
- Dermatosurgery
- Mole & Wart Removal
- Laser Treatment
- RFA (Radiofrequency ablation)
- Skin Diseases & Treatment For Same
GFC For Hair
Neo Plant Clinic offers GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate) for Hair, a non-surgical procedure aiming to stimulate hair growth and enhance hair quality. By utilizing growth factors, GFC promotes hair restoration and improves overall hair health effectively. The treatment aims to stimulate hair follicles and encourages the production of new hair cells, leading to thicker and healthier hair growth. This safe and innovative approach to hair restoration is available at Neo Plant Clinic, providing patients with an effective solution for hair loss concerns.
Frequently Asked Questions
GFC for Hair is a non-surgical hair restoration procedure that utilizes growth factors extracted from the patient's blood to stimulate hair growth and improve hair quality.
The procedure involves drawing a small amount of the patient's blood, isolating and concentrating the growth factors through centrifugation, and then applying the concentrated growth factors to the scalp. The growth factors stimulate hair follicles, promote blood circulation, and encourage the growth of new hair cells.
GFC for Hair has shown promising results in stimulating hair growth and improving hair density for many patients. However, individual results may vary depending on factors such as the extent of hair loss, underlying causes, and overall health.
GFC for Hair is generally well-tolerated by patients. Some may experience mild discomfort during the blood draw or the application of growth factors, but numbing agents can be used to minimize any potential discomfort.
The treatment session typically lasts around 60 to 90 minutes, depending on the individual's needs and the extent of the treatment area.