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🌱 What Is Stem Cell Therapy for Hair? Stem cell therapy for hair loss is an advanced regenerative treatment that aims to reactivate dormant hair follicles, boost hair growth, and improve hair density using stem cells derived either from your own body or lab-grown sources. The most common sources: Autologous stem cells (from your own fat tissue or scalp) Bone marrow-derived stem cells (less common) Plant- or lab-based stem cell serums (used in non-invasive options, less potent) 🔬 How It Works Harvesting: Stem cells are extracted (usually from abdominal fat or scalp tissue via biopsy or liposuction). Processing: Cells are isolated and purified using centrifugation or lab techniques. Injection: The concentrated stem cells or cell-derived growth factors are injected into areas of hair thinning. The goal is to: Activate hair follicle stem cells Regenerate damaged or miniaturized follicles Increase blood supply and reduce inflammation Stimulate the anagen (growth) phase of hair 🕒 Treatment Process Procedure time: 1–2 hours Sessions: Often just 1–2 sessions, sometimes followed by PRP or microneedling Recovery: Minimal downtime; mild soreness or redness for 1–2 days ✅ Benefits Potential for long-lasting hair regrowth Uses natural regenerative mechanisms Non-surgical and minimally invasive May work for both men and women with different types of hair loss ⚠️ Risks & Limitations Still considered experimental in many countries Expensive (can cost $2,000–$10,000+ per session) Not FDA-approved specifically for hair loss Effectiveness can vary widely Requires a qualified and reputable clinic to ensure safety 🧬 Who Is It For? Best for: Early-to-moderate androgenetic alopecia People who want a regenerative, drug-free option Those not eligible for hair transplant surgery Not ideal for: Severe baldness (follicles must still be present) Scarring alopecias (may not regenerate scarred tissue) Individuals with blood disorders or autoimmune issues