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GFC Hair Treatment

Growth Factor Concentrate prepared from your own blood, a more concentrated way to reduce hair fall and improve density.

Ideal for. Hair thinning, weak roots, excessive hair fall and slow growth.

Key benefit. Concentrated growth factors, with reduced hair fall often noticed within 2 to 3 weeks.

Overview

GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate) is a non-surgical treatment that uses growth factors extracted from your own blood. They are injected into the scalp to strengthen follicles, reduce hair fall and improve density.

Compared with PRP, GFC is processed to isolate the growth factors themselves, giving a more concentrated preparation.

How it works

  1. Blood collection
  2. Growth factor extraction
  3. Scalp injection
  4. Review of regrowth at follow-up

Benefits

  • Stimulates follicles for healthier growth
  • Helps control ongoing hair fall
  • Non-surgical, using your own blood
  • Improves thickness and density

Concerns it treats

Hair thinningWeak hair rootsExcessive hair fallSlow hair growth

Doctors for this treatment

Available at 11 clinics

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Questions

How many sessions are needed?

Most people need 3 to 6 sessions for the best results, depending on the stage of hair loss.

Is GFC painful?

GFC is minimally invasive. You may feel mild discomfort during the injections, but it is generally well tolerated.

When will I see results?

Many people notice less hair fall within 2 to 3 weeks, with visible improvement in growth in 2 to 3 months.

Are there side effects?

GFC uses growth factors from your own blood. Mild redness or swelling may occur temporarily.

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