Hair Regeneration

For many people with early-to-moderate thinning and living follicles, yes — PRP can slow shedding, thicken existing hair and improve density. It works less well, or not at all, on completely bald or scarred areas where the follicle is gone. It is a supportive therapy, not a cure, and it is not a hair transplant.

No. A transplant surgically moves follicles into bald areas. Regenerative therapy uses growth factors and signalling to strengthen the follicles you already have. If you have significant bald areas, we will tell you honestly and can discuss whether a transplant is more appropriate.

Our clinic is in Gurugram, Haryana. The first step for any hair concern is a free consultation, where a doctor assesses your scalp and the cause of your thinning before recommending anything.

PRP and GFC use your own blood, so the risk of reaction is low. All the therapies are done in a clinical setting by trained staff. Side effects are usually mild — tenderness, redness or small bumps that settle quickly. We screen your suitability at consultation.

No. These treatments are delivered across the scalp between existing hairs and do not require shaving.

Typically a course of four to six sessions about a month apart, followed by maintenance top-ups roughly every six to nine months. The exact number depends on your stage of thinning and the cause, which we assess first.

We draw a small sample of your blood, spin it to concentrate the platelets, and inject that platelet-rich plasma into the scalp. The platelets release growth factors that encourage your existing follicles to stay in the growth phase and produce thicker strands.

Around 30 to 45 minutes, including preparation. For PRP and GFC there is a short blood draw beforehand. You can usually return to your day straight after.

Very little. You may have mild tenderness, redness or small bumps on the scalp for a day or two. We ask you to avoid washing your hair, the gym, sauna and swimming for 24 to 48 hours.

Because hair grows in cycles and the therapy works by shifting follicles back into a healthier growth phase, change is gradual. Reduced shedding often comes first, with visible density building over three to six months.

There is no single best option; it depends on your diagnosis and scalp. PRP uses your own platelet growth factors and is the most established. GFC is a more concentrated growth-factor preparation from your blood. Exosomes deliver lab-prepared signalling molecules and are often used to add a boost. We match the therapy to you rather than pushing one.

QR678 is a formulated blend of growth factors given as a course of scalp injections, designed to support the follicle. It is usually delivered over several sessions a couple of weeks apart. Whether it suits you depends on your cause and stage of hair loss.

Microneedling passes a fine-needle device over the scalp to create controlled micro-channels. This stimulates the scalp's own repair response and improves absorption of topical actives. It is often combined with injectable regenerative therapies rather than used alone.

Often, yes. Microneedling pairs well with injectables, and regeneration works best alongside treating the underlying cause with prescribed topical or oral support. We design any combination at consultation based on your diagnosis.

A doctor examines your scalp, reviews your history and, where useful, blood tests, to identify the cause and stage of your thinning. The therapy is chosen from that assessment — cause first, then treatment.

Most people find it very manageable. The scalp can be sensitive, so we can apply numbing beforehand, and the injections are quick. Any tenderness afterwards is usually mild and short-lived.

It is not suitable if you have completely bald or scarred areas where follicles are gone, an active scalp infection, certain blood or clotting conditions, or during pregnancy and breastfeeding. We also want to identify and address the underlying cause first. We screen all of this at consultation.

The common ones are mild and temporary — scalp tenderness, redness, slight swelling or small bumps that settle within a day or two. Because PRP and GFC use your own blood, the risk of allergic reaction is low. We discuss your specific risks before you start.

Sometimes. If we suspect a deficiency or a medical cause behind your thinning, blood tests help us treat the root problem, not just the symptom. Treating the cause is what makes the regenerative course work better.

No, the therapy does not cause hair loss. Some people notice normal ongoing shedding early in the course before improvement begins — this is the existing hair cycle, not a reaction to treatment.

Cost depends on which therapy you need and how many sessions your course involves, so we do not quote a flat figure. After your free consultation in Gurugram we give you a clear written quote for your specific plan, with no obligation to proceed.

No, and we will not claim otherwise. Regeneration acts on living follicles and the effect fades if you stop, especially with pattern hair loss, which is progressive. Maintenance top-ups, typically every six to nine months, hold the gains.

Honestly, it varies. Many people see reduced shedding, thicker existing hair and improved density over three to six months, but there is no guaranteed amount of regrowth, and none on areas where follicles are already lost. We set realistic expectations for your stage at consultation.

The improvements gradually reverse over time, because the underlying cause of thinning is still present. Regeneration manages hair loss; it does not switch it off permanently, which is why upkeep matters.

We track your own progress across the course so you can see your response over time. We do not present other people's before-and-after images as a promise of what you will get, because every scalp and cause is different.