Vampire Hair® Restoration

About the Vampire Hair^® Restoration Procedure

PRP Injection Therapy, microneedling, and Serum Therapy are used on the scalp and hair follicles to stimulate healthy new growth and to increase production. This process involves numerous injections to the desired treatment area using a very tiny needle. The treatment area numbed and the injections take only around 5 minutes.

Cost for 3-treatment protocol: $2,100
Cost for 1 maintenance or preventative treatment: $1,000

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Prevent, Restore and Maintain

Hair loss is a prime concern for many men and women these days – whether it is genetic, due to stress, poor haircare or any medical condition including Alopecia Areata or androgenic alopecia. Thanks to advances in medicine and extensive research, new techniques are now available which combat hair loss with ease and are impressing patients and practitioners. Vampire Hair Restoration® patented 3-treatment sub-dermal and intra-dermal protocol with Platelet-Rich Plasma or PRP, is showing serious results in preventing and reversing hair loss.

Benefits of Vampire Hair^® Restoration

Increases blood supply to the follicle
Triggers and maintains the growth phase
Controls hair growth cycle
Decrease hair loss

Individual results may vary and are not guaranteed.

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Reasons for Hair Loss

Many men and women experience hair loss as they age. And we are seeing more hair loss in women in their 20s and 30s than ever.

Thinning hair can be devastating for women and men of any age. Hair loss can cause depression and emotional issues, lead to low self-esteem, and inhibit quality of life.

Hair loss experienced with pregnancy, stress, and certain medications is usually only temporary. It is normal to lose around 100 hairs a day, and this typically does not result in thinning hair. When hair loss is not temporary, patients should have a thorough evaluation with a doctor.

Possible causes of Alopecia (Hair Loss) include:

Hormone Imbalance

Testosterone deficiency or excess
Thyroid deficiency or excess
Pregnancy

Prescription Medications

Birth control
Blood pressure medications (B-blockers)
H2 Blockers (Pepcid, Zantac)
Antidepressants

Over-Processing Hair

Hair color
Chlorine from swimming pools
Harsh shampoo and products

Lifestyle Factors

Poor diet-low protein or extreme calorie restriction
Excessive alcohol use
Iron deficiency
Dry scalp inflammation, which can be from physical and emotional stress, leaky gut, adrenal dysfunction, insulin resistance, obesity, toxin exposure. Inflammation leads to decreased blood flow, oxygenation, and nutrient delivery and absorption at the level of the hair follicle, causing hair loss.
Physical and emotional stress can result in shedding of hair a few months later

What Is Androgenic Alopecia?

Androgenic Alopecia, which is a genetic condition, is the main type of hair loss in both women and men. In men, hair loss is characterized by a receding hairline. Women experience a thinning over the entire scalp and the crown.

We see significant hair loss in women who are testosterone-deficient.
Many women with thinning hair report increased hair growth on testosterone pellet therapy.

Rarely, women with extremely high levels of androgens may experience hair loss if they genetically convert testosterone to DHT in the scalp/hair follicle. This side effect of testosterone replacement can be managed with the supplement Saw Palmetto (anti-inflammatory), or prescription medication Finasteride, which decreases conversion to DHT (negative effect on libido can be a side effect).