Best Growth Factor Concentrate (GFC) Hair Therapy in Thane

Growth Factor Concentrate (GFC) Therapy

In most cases, if we get a small wound due to trauma, the wound will heal by itself. Have you ever wondered how this happens?

The platelets in our blood stop bleeding at the site of wounds by sealing the blood vessels. They also secrete growth factors that stimulate the formation of new tissues and lead to wound closure.

Taking advantage of this miraculous property of platelets, PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) Therapy is used to treat a variety of medical and surgical conditions. Instead of platelets, GFC extracts growth factors from activated platelets and uses them for the same indications.

In today's world, hair loss is a common problem that must be addressed immediately. However, with Growth Factor Concentrate (GFC) Therapy Treatment, it can be quickly restored by reserving and restoring platelets from the body.

Advantages of GFC or Growth Factor Concentrate ?

Growth Factor Concentrate Therapy (GFC) is a safe and highly effective method of preparing concentrated growth factors using a candidate's own blood cells. It is an advanced PRP treatment that reduces hair fall and rejuvenates the face. The therapy is ideal for hormonal hair loss patients, and results can be seen in as little as 2-3 sessions. The GFC uses activated growth factors from platelets in the candidate's blood to trigger the growth phase in the hormonally challenged hair roots.

Growth factors are present in blood platelets. The blood is extracted at a high concentration at Revitalize Clinic by Dr. Manish Ratnakar. After the GFC has been collected, it is administered at the site to be treated by precise tools. In the end, there is no platelet loss, and the process has no pyrogenous components, is secure, and regenerates damaged tissues in a natural way.

An individual can achieve the best results in 3-4 sessions using this advanced and cutting-edge hair loss treatment. For this reason, it is considered the best procedure to undergo to restore lost hair.

Advanced Growth Factor Treatment for Hair at Revitalize Clinic

What is GFC or Growth Factor Concentrate ?

GFC - Growth Factor Concentrate - A non-invasive, ready-to-inject, autologous growth factor concentrate therapy developed in India. After extensive research, studies, and successful clinical trials, it is a big step by science to cure baldness.

At Revitalize Clinic you can get Growth Factor Concentrate therapy (GFC), where highly concentrated growth factors derived from your own blood are used for hair regrowth, scar treatment and skin rejuvenation. As already stated, GFC Therapy is an advanced, innovative therapy that takes advantage of the body's inherent healing powers.

How does this treatment work?

It focuses on regrowing existing hair follicles and stopping hair loss. By combining peptides, vitamins, minerals, and proteins, this product replenishes your scalp's roots with essential growth factors that mimic the natural growth factors that are already present in your scalp.

Consequently, hair growth becomes healthier and denser while hair loss is reduced. Hair follicles are repaired and the number of active hair follicles is increased using this treatment. Anagen growth is prolongated, hair follicles are repaired and active hair follicles are increased.

Additionally, hair transplantation can be restricted indefinitely if GFC treatment is initiated early.

How long does it take to complete the treatment?

It takes less than 30 minutes to complete the treatment. The procedure is safe, non-invasive, and does not leave any scars behind.

How soon will you be able to see the results?

Almost all clients see results after their first session. The best results are seen after three to four sessions. Cosmetologists, dermatologists, and hair experts approach each case differently, depending on the client's history, health, and diagnosis.

For whom is this treatment intended?

Whether you have early or late signs of alopecia, GFC therapy is equally effective for both men and women. The best way to ensure this is to get your scalp examined by Dr. Manish Ratnakar. In order to treat your hair loss, he will suggest the best possible treatment.

The treatment is an advanced hair treatment with successful clinical trials conducted on patients with PCOS, thyroid disease, androgenetic alopecia, as well as chemotherapy patients.

Clinical Trials -

  A study conducted on a group of healthy males and females with androgenetic alopecia with GFC gave 83% positive results.

  Hair density and thickness were significantly different between patients.

  After six months of treatment, patients with pattern hair loss reported 100% hair growth. The diameter of hair shafts and the number of hairs also increased.

  80% of PCOS patients experienced sustained hair regrowth following GFC.

 After one year of GFC hair regrowth treatment, 95% of chemotherapy patients (males and females) reported a significant increase in mean hair count.

Both men and women have benefited from PRP's superior results. In addition to being appreciated by parents, this treatment is also being embraced by children with hair thinning problems.

GFC PRP- What are the advantages?

 Made from your own blood, so it is highly safe

 Occupies a sterile environment; there is no chance of contamination.

 High growth factor concentration.

 Acellular and pure means without unwanted cells.

 Less sessions are required

 Superior results can be experienced more quickly

 Consistent, easy, and rapid preparation of GFC

 Boosts natural regeneration and promotes natural healing.

 A statistically significant increase in hair count and thickness is guaranteed.

 It involves no RBCs or WBCs, which reduces the risk of inflammation and pain.

 The procedure guarantees convenience and quality.

 Hair follicles are rejuvenated and hair fall is significantly reduced.

 Hair grafts are strengthened and growth is promoted.

GFC preparation: How does it work?

Step 1: Obtaining blood samples.

Four GFC tubes are filled with 15ml to 16ml of the patient's peripheral blood, equally distributed.

Step 2: Platelets are activated and growth factors are released.

A soft mixing step is performed by inverting the tube 6-10 times, followed by a 30 minute stand time. By releasing PDGF, VEGF, EGF, and IGF-1 from the platelets, the platelet-activating solution in the GFC treatment helps activate platelets.

Step 3: Separating GFC from the rest of the mixture.

After centrifugation at 3400 rpm for 10 minutes, all four tubes are counterbalanced. Furthermore, it allows pure GPs to be separated from RBCs, WBCs, and other blood cells.

Step 4: GFC collection.

GFC and Autologous growth factor concentrate are collected in the tubes. A collecting syringe is used to collect GFCs at the cap of the tube. A needle tip is inserted just under the cap of the tube. As a result, the GFC recovery rate is maximized.

Step 5: Putting GFC to use.

Now that the GFC has been collected, it is ready for application on desired area. It is possible to get yellow, yellowish brown, orange, and reddish GFC output.

In what way should the product be used?

A single Follirich GFC therapy kit is used for one patient at a time.

In order to get the best results, it is recommended to have three sessions over three months.

There is a reduction in hair fall and an increase in hair count and thickness as a result of the treatment.

4-6 months after the procedure, one sitting may be repeated, and the treatment may be repeated annually.

What are the conditions that GFC therapy can be used for?

 HAIR FALL - GFC treatment provides immediate growth factors to hair roots, thereby significantly reducing severe hair loss.

 HAIR LOSS - In cases of male or female pattern baldness, GFC therapy stimulates hair roots to grow new hair.

 ACNE SCARS - Rich concentrations of growth factors stimulate collagen formation under scars, as well as synergistically working with CO2 Fractional Laser and MNRF treatments.

 SKIN REJUVENATION - GFC therapy improves skin tone and texture, reduces fine wrinkles and opens pores, which leads to an overall anti-aging effect.

Does GFC Therapy Have Any Side Effects?

Due to the fact that GFC is prepared from your own blood, it is completely safe. A strictly hygienic environment is maintained during all procedures, reducing the chances of infection. The expert hands of Dr. Manish Ratnakar at Revitalize Clinic guarantees 100% results. So you need not worry about that.

PRP contains blood cells; GFC does not. Therefore, GFC is extremely comfortable. In case you want to know about hair PRP treatment then here it is- Hair PRP Treatment.

Which Growth Factors are involved in GFC Therapy?

As a result of the growth factors stored in blood platelets, tissues are regenerated and repaired, as well as stem cells are migrated and differentiated. Due to this, each GFC is responsible for fighting hair loss in a different way.

Platelet-derived Growth Factor (PDGF): As a stimulator of vascularization and angiogenesis, PDGF promotes hair growth. Moreover, it contributes to the proliferation and chemotaxis of fibroblasts and mesenchymal stem cells.

Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF): Perifollicular angiogenesis in hair is regulated by VEGF expression in DP cells during the anagen phase. During the anagen growth phase, it also increases the size of the perifollicular vessels.

Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF): EGF stimulates mesenchymal and epithelial cell proliferation and regeneration. Additionally, it stimulates angiogenesis as well.

Insulin-like Growth Factor-1 (IGF-1): IGF-1 promotes HF growth, increases overall hair growth, and stimulates angiogenesis.

GFC therapy kits contain precise mechanisms to extract them from platelets at high concentrations.

What is the difference between GFC therapy and PRP therapy?

In the 1970s, PRP was used as a thrombocytopenia treatment; later on, it became popular in cosmetology in the 2000s. Biological products or portions of autologous blood plasma with high platelet counts are known as PRP. Each time, the outcome is different. It was difficult to remove RBCs and WBCs using single spin or double spin techniques. The healing effect was also associated with pain and inflammation associated with the posy procedure.

In the process of using this therapy for hair loss treatment, many challenges were encountered: It does not provide growth factors, but platelets, no standardized protocols were used, no determining quality or quantity clarity, conflicting results, and complexity of the process.

Patients' blood is also used for GFC treatments, and only high concentrations of growth factors are released when platelets are activated. The procedure is therefore effortless, and no platelets are lost. In addition, unlike PRP, GFC can be stored for 7 days at 4 degrees Celsius and 8 hours at room temperature. As a result, the overall results are optimal, with minimal pain, inflammation, and infection risk, and the procedure is shorter than usual.

GFC Therapy: How much does it cost?

In spite of being an innovative and superior hair loss treatment, GFC therapy is highly affordable. Depending on the area being treated, visible results can be seen within a few sessions of the therapy.

Are there any post-treatment instructions to follow?

 Take a day off from combing your hair or touching your scalp.

 After the procedure has been performed, sweating caused by exhausting physical activities and heavy workouts can be prevented for approximately four days.

 After shampooing hair for 1-2 days, use only the products recommended by your doctor.

 According to the doctor's advice, it is necessary to apply topical medication or take drugs regularly.

How Long Does the Treatment Take

 Approximately 30 minutes are required for the treatment. Unlike other cosmetic procedures, it is non-invasive and does not leave scars behind.

How long will it take for the results to appear?

 Clients attend their first session. However, the most significant most effectivets are seen after three to four sessions. The approach taken by the cosmetologist, dermatologist, and hair expert depends on the client's history, health and diagnosis.