Trichology
In trichology, the Plasmabiotech method can be used for local stimulation of hair growth and helps prevent hair thinning, hair loss, and hair breakage. Autologous plasma injections help prevent atrophy of hair follicles and support the transition of hair follicles from the telogen phase (resting phase) to the anagen phase (growth phase).
Autologous plasma therapy improves microcirculation and cellular metabolism, stimulates the local immune response of the scalp, inhibits pathogenic microflora, and ensures an intensive supply of nutrients to the hair follicles. After treatment, the hair can regain its natural shine and become denser and stronger.
Injection Areas and Procedure
In trichology, the Plasmabiotech method involves injecting platelet-rich plasma into the hair-bearing areas of the scalp or into regions affected by alopecia. The patented processing of the patient’s blood—using special biotechnological tubes and a centrifuge—enables the recovery of an injectable plasma form with a high concentration of growth factors, enzymes, proteins, and vitamins in their natural combination.
After injection into the scalp, the plasma helps prevent damage to the hair follicles and supports the transition from the hair loss phase to the growth phase. Through the action of the plasma, blood circulation and cellular metabolism are improved, local immunity of the scalp is strengthened, pathogenic microflora is inhibited, and the hair follicles are supplied more intensively with nutrients.
- Thin, brittle, and split-prone hair
- Reduced hair density and quality
- Hair loss (androgenetic alopecia, diffuse alopecia, alopecia areata)
- Seborrheic scalp conditions (e.g., dandruff)
- Support of hair follicle activity
- Reduction of hair loss
- Support of hair structure and reduction of hair breakage
- Increase in hair density and diameter
- Support of the scalp environment in cases of dryness, scaling, or itching
- Improvement of hair quality, shine, and volume