What it is
Pluryal Hair Density is a scalp product with active ingredients that support the hair follicles. It is placed with small injections where the hair is thin. The treatment is given as a course of three treatments.
Pluryal Hair Density
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A course of three scalp injection treatments with Pluryal Hair Density, for thinning hair.
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Applied to Hair and scalp
About the treatment
Benefits
- A course of three treatments
- Supports the hair follicles
- No real downtime
- Can be combined with other hair treatments
Expected results
Many people notice less shedding and denser hair within a few months after the course. The result varies.
Overview & Procedure
What the treatment is and how it's performed
- A course of three treatments three to four weeks apart.
- The need for maintenance is assessed after the course.
- The practitioner examines your hair and scalp and goes through your health.
- The scalp is cleaned and disinfected.
- The product is placed with many small injections in the scalp where the hair is thin.
- The scalp is dried, and you can go straight home.
The treatment takes 30–45 minutes.
Experience & Recovery
Pain level, downtime and healing
Most people rate the discomfort 3–5 out of 10, because the scalp is sensitive. Cooling or numbing cream can be used.
- Common: tenderness, a mild headache and small bruises on the scalp for a day or two.
- Uncommon: small bumps or swelling on the scalp and forehead.
- Rare: infection or an allergic reaction.
- Wait until the next day before washing your hair or using hair products.
- Avoid hard exercise, saunas and hot baths for the first day.
- Wait a week before colouring, bleaching or perming.
No real downtime. The scalp can be tender and slightly swollen for a day. Small marks are hidden by the hair. Wait until the next day to wash your hair.
Expectations & Safety
Who it's for and safety information
- Hair loss has many causes, for example heredity, hormones, iron deficiency, thyroid problems, stress and illness. The cause should be assessed before treatment.
- Hair grows slowly. The result is assessed after three to six months.
- The treatment only works on hair follicles that are still alive. Areas that have been bald for a long time are rarely covered again.
- Thinning hair and increased shedding.
- Early hereditary hair loss.
- Hair loss whose cause has not been assessed, for example sudden or patchy hair loss. A doctor should assess you first.
- Areas that have been bald for a long time.
The effect on the hair comes gradually and is assessed after three to six months. Maintenance keeps the result.
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding.
- Infection, wounds, eczema or a psoriasis flare on the scalp.
- Bleeding disorders. If you take blood-thinning medicine, tell the clinic.
- Known allergy to any of the ingredients.
Contact the clinic if pain, swelling or redness increases after two days, or if you get a fever or pus. See a doctor if your hair loss increases quickly or you get patchy hair loss.
