Duration
12-18 months
Results visible
After 2-3 months
Maintenance
1-2x yearly
Price
from 399 EUR
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Aesthetic Medicine Physician · Last reviewed: May 2026
Hair loss is more than a cosmetic problem — it touches identity. At minimal med, we approach hair loss at the biological level: through targeted stimulation of hair follicles with regenerative active ingredients, we can slow follicle miniaturisation and support hair growth. The earlier the intervention, the greater the regenerative potential — because dormant follicles can be reactivated, lost ones cannot.
Your Benefits
- Can stimulate dormant hair follicles
- Can support hair thickness and density
- Can slow progressive hair loss
- Regenerative active ingredients at the cellular level
- Suitable for women and men
- Combinable with mesotherapy and polynucleotides
How the Treatment Works
1
Analysis: I examine your scalp and discuss your expectations.
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Sample collection: A small blood sample is taken.
3
Processing: The growth factors are concentrated from your sample.
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Injection: The processed concentrate is injected into the scalp.
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Series: 3-4 treatments at 4-week intervals recommended.
The Biology of the Follicle
Hair growth cycles pass through three phases: anagen (growth), catagen (transition), and telogen (rest). With progressive hair loss, follicles increasingly miniaturise — the growth phase shortens, the hair thins. Regenerative therapy can support the follicle during the growth phase and slow miniaturisation. We distinguish between hereditary, hormonal, and diffuse hair loss, as each form requires an individual approach.
Our Therapy Spectrum
Regenerative treatment with concentrated autologous growth factors, mesotherapy, polynucleotides for follicular regeneration, and cell-signaling therapy with biological messengers — our spectrum encompasses various approaches that can be strategically combined. This regenerative therapy harnesses your body's own potential: concentrated autologous growth factors can stimulate dormant follicles and extend the growth cycle. Combination protocols often show the most convincing results. The masculine perspective is also important: early intervention for beginning receding hairline can decisively influence the course.
Act Early
The earlier we intervene, the more follicles we can support. Thinning and lost hair can be preserved and stimulated to grow again.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the treatment work?
Growth factors are extracted from a small amount of your own blood. These are concentrated and injected directly into the scalp, where they stimulate hair follicles and promote hair growth.
Who is the treatment suitable for?
The treatment is particularly suitable for early to moderate hair loss, when hair follicles are still present. For complete baldness, hair follicles cannot be reactivated. An on-site analysis provides clarity.
Is the treatment painful?
The injections into the scalp are quite tolerable. If needed, we use a numbing cream. Most patients describe it as a light pricking sensation.
When will I see first results?
Hair loss typically reduces after the first treatment. Visibly stronger hair appears after 2-3 months, with full results after 6 months.
How often must the treatment be repeated?
We recommend an initial series of 3-4 treatments at 4-week intervals. After that, 1-2 refresher treatments per year are sufficient to maintain results.
Can I combine the treatment with other therapies?
Yes, mesotherapy for the scalp with vitamins and biotin is an excellent complementary measure. The combination of concentrated growth factors and nutrient-rich mesotherapy cocktails can enhance results.
What does the hair loss treatment cost?
One treatment starts from 399 EUR. When booking a series, we offer package prices.
Interested in Hair Loss Treatment?
In a personal consultation, we discuss your wishes and find the optimal treatment for you.
Book a consultationScientific Evidence
- [1] Pei D et al.. Efficacy and safety of combined microneedling therapy for androgenic alopecia: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials. J Cosmet Dermatol (2024).
- [2] Perez SM et al.. Low-Level Laser and LED Therapy in Alopecia: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Dermatol Surg (2025).
Linked studies serve as scientific context and do not constitute treatment guarantees.
