Hair Treatment
GFC Treatment
₹4,500
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₹10,000
Growth Factor Concentrate for advanced hair regrowth. A more concentrated version of PRP for enhanced results.
5-10x more concentrated than PRP
More powerful follicle stimulation
Fewer sessions may be needed
Enhanced results for resistant cases
Treatment Features
- Blood draw and centrifugation
- Advanced concentration process
- High-potency growth factors
- Scalp injections
- Minimal discomfort
Key Benefits
- Superior follicle stimulation
- Faster visible results
- Increased hair density
- Thicker hair shafts
- Extended growth phase
Treatment Process
1
Blood draw
2
Advanced processing for concentration
3
Scalp preparation
4
GFC injections
5
Post-treatment care
Detailed Information
GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate) represents the next evolution in regenerative hair treatments. While similar to PRP, GFC undergoes an additional processing step that concentrates growth factors to a much higher degree—up to 5-10 times more than standard PRP. This means more powerful stimulation of hair follicles with each treatment. The concentrated growth factors signal dormant follicles to re-enter the growth phase, prolong the anagen (growth) phase of existing hair, and improve the overall health and thickness of each strand. For patients who haven't responded optimally to PRP or those seeking maximum results, GFC offers a powerful alternative.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is GFC different from PRP?
GFC is more concentrated—typically 5-10 times more growth factors than PRP—making it more potent and potentially more effective.
How many sessions are needed?
Typically 3-5 sessions spaced 3-4 weeks apart, often fewer than PRP due to higher concentration.
Is it more painful than PRP?
The injection experience is similar to PRP—most patients tolerate it well with minimal discomfort.
Who is a good candidate?
GFC is excellent for those wanting maximum results, patients who haven't responded well to PRP, or those with more advanced thinning.
When will I see results?
Many patients notice improvement faster than with PRP—often after 2-3 sessions. Full results develop over 6-12 months.
Real Results
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