Autologous Micrograft - Cellular Treatment Against Hair Loss

What is Autologous Micrograft?

Many individuals face hair problems over time. Factors such as stress, chronic diseases, iron deficiency, medications and unbalanced diet, especially genetic factors, are among the conditions that trigger hair loss. Autologous micrograft is a technique applied in the treatment of hair loss, providing support for new hair growth. It is the treatment obtained as a result of re-injecting the growth factors obtained from the person's own cells into the scalp. If the hair loss problem is not caused by infection, autologous micrograft procedure can be applied to anyone who has a hair loss problem.

How is Autologous Micrograft Applied?

In autologous micrograft, stem cell hair treatment, the tissue in the hairy area behind the ear that does not fall out genetically is used. Hair follicles are taken from the area in the nape area with a special method. These taken hair follicles are converted into a special cell suspension. In this way, a hair treatment that increases cell renewal is prepared from the person's own hair follicles.

This prepared suspension is injected into the scalp by injection method. With the hair follicles taken from the donor area, the development of the hair follicles is ensured and the growth factors are activated and hair growth is achieved. Since the autologous micrograft procedure is performed under local anesthesia, it is a painless procedure.

What are the Advantages of Autologous Micrograft Process?

Autologous micrograft successfully treats the majority of hair problems in both men and women. Especially when it is applied in the early periods when hair problems are just beginning, the rate of shedding decreases and comes to its normal course. Although the effect of autologous micrograft treatment varies from person to person, it is generally a method with positive results. Autologous micrograft treatment is also a good treatment option for individuals who do not want to have a hair transplant.

To Whom Autologous Micrograft Is Not Applied?

Patients for whom autologous micrograft procedure is not recommended;

• Women during pregnancy and lactation
• Individuals with blood clotting problems
• autoimmune diseases
• cancer patients
• People with active infection, inflammation of the scalp

treatment is not considered appropriate.