Hair Growth Injections(PRP/GFC)
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Hair Growth Injections(PRP/GFC)
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate) are both advanced, non-surgical hair restoration treatments that harness your body's natural healing power to stimulate hair growth. They're gaining popularity due to their minimal downtime and non-invasive nature, making them appealing alternatives to more aggressive hair loss treatments like transplants.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Therapy, What Is It?
PRP uses your own blood, which is processed to separate the plasma rich in growth factors. This plasma is then injected into the scalp, where it stimulates dormant hair follicles, boosts blood supply, and encourages new hair growth.
How It Works:
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Blood is drawn → spun in a centrifuge to separate PRP → PRP is injected into thinning areas.
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The growth factors in PRP activate follicle regeneration, collagen production, and tissue repair.
Benefits:
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Strengthens existing hair
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Reduces hair fall
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Improves hair thickness
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Non-surgical and natural (uses your own blood)
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Minimal downtime
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GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate) Therapy
What Is It?
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GFC is an advanced version of PRP, created using a special kit that extracts more purified and concentrated growth factors from your blood — without white or red blood cells. It has less inflammation and better results in some cases.
How It’s Different:
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No platelets or inflammatory cells — just pure growth factors
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More stable and concentrated than traditional PRP
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Less pain and no post-injection swelling
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Requires less frequent sessions (once every 1–2 months)
Benefits:
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Higher efficacy in stimulating hair follicle growth
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Faster visible results than PRP for many patients
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Ideal for sensitive scalps
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Procedure Time & Downtime
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Takes about 45–60 minutes per session
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No downtime – some mild tenderness or redness in the injection area for a day or two
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You can return to normal activities immediately
Aftercare Tips
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No washing your hair for 12–24 hours
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Avoid alcohol, smoking, or strenuous activity for a day or two
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Don’t use minoxidil (if prescribed) for 24–48 hours post-treatment
Who Is It Best For?
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Men or women with early to moderate hair thinning
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Postpartum hair loss
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Androgenetic alopecia
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People looking to boost the results of hair transplant or combine with LHR/laser treatments
Want help choosing between PRP, GFC, or a hair transplant, based on your stage of hair loss? We can help map it out if you consult a doctor.
FAQ
1.What is GFC therapy?
GFC therapy uses a concentration of growth factors from your own blood, injected into the scalp to stimulate hair follicles and promote hair growth.
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2.How does GFC help with hair growth?
The growth factors in GFC promote blood circulation in the scalp, stimulating dormant hair follicles and providing essential nutrients for improved hair growth and reduced hair fall.
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3.Is GFC therapy safe?
Yes, GFC therapy is a safe and natural treatment when administered by experienced dermatologists. We follow strict medical protocols to ensure your safety and comfort.
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4.How long does a GFC treatment session take?
A GFC therapy session typically takes about 60 to 90 minutes, depending on the extent of the area being treated.​
5.How many sessions will I need?
The number of sessions required varies based on individual hair concerns and goals. During your consultation, our dermatologists will create a personalized treatment plan for you.
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6.Are there any side effects?
Side effects are rare but may include mild swelling, redness, or discomfort at the injection site. These typically resolve within a few hours to a day.
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7.When will I see the results?
Results can vary, but many clients begin to notice improvements in hair texture and reduced hair fall after a few sessions. Optimal results are usually seen after completing the recommended treatment plan.
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8.Can anyone undergo GFC therapy?
While most people can benefit from GFC therapy, a consultation with our dermatologists is necessary to determine if this treatment is suitable for you based on your medical history and hair concerns.
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