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Hair Loss

Hair loss is not merely a cosmetic concern — it is a visible reflection of deeper imbalances in your hormones, metabolism, immune function, or cellular energy production. While losing up to 100 hairs per day is normal, persistent thinning, shedding, or pattern loss indicates a disruption in the biological hair cycle.

At Eternal Vitality Clinic, we approach hair loss through functional diagnostics, cellular therapies, and regenerative medicine, targeting not just symptoms but the root biological cause.

Area(s)

  • Scalp: vertex, temples, crown, frontal hairline
  • Beard area (in men)
  • Eyebrows and eyelashes (in select protocols)
  • Postpartum or menopause-related thinning
  • Autoimmune or inflammatory scalp zones

Duration

Each treatment session takes approximately 45–75 minutes, depending on the selected procedure (PRP, exosomes, laser, etc.).

Frequency

  • PRP / Mesotherapy: every 3–4 weeks for 4–6 sessions
  • Microneedling / Exosomes: every 2–4 weeks
  • Maintenance: once every 3–6 months
  • Lab assessments: every 6–12 months
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What to Expect

How it Works

Hair growth depends on a healthy follicular environment and intact regenerative signaling. We restore this by:

  • Reducing microinflammation and oxidative damage
  • Improving blood flow and oxygenation to the dermal papilla
  • Reactivating bulge stem cells with microneedling and regenerative actives
  • Supporting hormonal balance and scalp microbiota
  • Nourishing follicular cells with growth factors, peptides, and mitochondrial co-factors

How We Do It

  1. Regenerative Therapies
    • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): delivers growth factors directly to the follicle
    • CELLBOOSTER HAIR® (Suisselle): hyaluronic acid + biomimetic peptides
    • Exosome Therapy: nano-vesicles to enhance signaling and regeneration
    • Microneedling + MG Collection: increases absorption and triggers renewal
    • Fotona® HairLase: laser stimulation for improved perfusion and stem cell activation
  2. Scalp & Hair Diagnostics
    • Trichoscopy: evaluates follicle health, miniaturization, inflammation
    • Hair pull test and density measurement
    • Scalp analysis for barrier status, itching, erythema, and flaking
  3. Hormonal & Functional Assessment
    • Blood testing: thyroid, DHEA, testosterone, estrogen, iron, ferritin, vitamin D
    • Evaluation of stress hormones and mitochondrial performance
    • Personalized supplement and IV protocols (e.g., biotin, CoQ10, amino acids)

Side Effects

  • Temporary redness or pinpoint bleeding (microneedling)
  • Mild scalp tenderness after PRP or exosome injection
  • Rare: slight swelling or sensitivity lasting 24–48 hrs

Protocols are non-surgical, minimally invasive, and tailored to your comfort.

Time to Full Effect

  • Reduced shedding / improved shine: 4–6 weeks
  • Visible regrowth / hair density increase: 3–6 months
  • Structural restoration and follicular recovery: up to 9–12 months

Questions? We’ve got answers.

What causes hair loss on a biological level?

Hair follicles are metabolically active and sensitive to inflammation, oxidative stress, hormonal imbalance (like DHT), and mitochondrial dysfunction. These disrupt the hair growth cycle and cause miniaturization or shedding.

Can hair loss be reversed with regenerative therapies?

In many cases, yes. With PRP, exosomes, peptides, microneedling, and laser stimulation, dormant follicles can be reactivated, and new growth encouraged — especially if addressed early.

How long does it take to see visible results?

You may see reduced shedding in 4–6 weeks. Significant regrowth typically appears in 3–6 months, depending on severity and the chosen protocol.

Is all hair loss hormonal?

No. While androgens (like DHT) play a major role, other factors include iron deficiency, thyroid dysfunction, chronic stress, and autoimmunity — which is why comprehensive diagnostics are key.

Are your treatments painful?

They are minimally uncomfortable. Most describe PRP or microneedling as light pressure or tingling. Topical numbing is available for added comfort.