Stem Cell Treatment for Hair Loss

Are you dealing with thinning hair or bald spots? You’re not alone – millions of people throughout the world experience some form of patterned hair loss. With almost a third of men and 40% of women over 25 in the UK experiencing hair loss in some form, it’s clear this common issue has masses of people searching for solutions.

Here at Mokosh Clinic, we are thrilled to announce our brand new Stem Cell Therapy UK treatment, meticulously developed to regenerate lost hair and restore thick and healthy locks. We pride ourselves on providing solutions to help our patients regain their lost confidence and get back to feeling like themselves again

What is Stem Cell Therapy?

Stem Cell Therapy for hair loss involves harvesting stem cells from a patient’s body, typically from fatty tissue. Once harvested, the stem cells are then activated in order to induce differentiation into specialised cell types that can replace damaged or missing hairs.  

After being processed, the stem cells are injected back into the affected area of the scalp. As these stem cells become active, they can produce new follicles and help to restore the healthy growth of lost hairs in affected areas.

The advantage of using Stem Cell Hair Treatment over other options is that it does not require any type of risky surgery or ongoing medical care. Once the procedure is complete, it helps restore natural growth over time with minimal maintenance.

Advantages of Stem Cell Therapy

Stem Cell Treatment for Hair Loss offers a safe and effective option for people suffering from thinning or balding. Some of the major benefits of Stem Cell Treatment for Hair include:

Healthy hair regrowth

Confidence boost

Non-invasive procedure

Only one treatment needed

Low risk of side effects as patient’s own stem cells used

No downtime

Causes of Hair Loss in both Men & Women

Hair loss in both men and women can be caused by a variety of factors, ranging from genetics to lifestyle and environmental issues.

In men, the most common cause of hair loss is male pattern baldness or androgenic alopecia. This type of hair loss is caused by hereditary factors which can be passed down from either side of the family.
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Other causes for male hair loss may include illnesses such as diabetes, thyroid issues, treatments for cancer, and even some medications.

For women, the most common cause of hair loss is female pattern baldness or androgenetic alopecia. Very similar to that experienced by men, women’s hair loss may also be due to genetic predisposition, but typically occurs later in life i.e. in their 40s or 50s.  

Other causes might include stress-related issues such as telogen effluvium (hair shedding) or anagen effluvium (alopecia), hormonal imbalances due to childbirth or certain medication use, nutrition deficiency such as anaemia, and more.