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Frequently asked questions

Both GFC and PRP are derived from patients’ blood; however, GFC contains high and pure concentrations of growth compared to PRP, which might have some unwanted cells.  

 When it comes to results, PRP has shown variable results with a long duration of time. At the same time, GFC has been showing consistent results within a less time duration.   

The use of patients’ own blood to extract GFC adds to its safety and efficacy.   

The growth factor concentrate is prepared in a very sterile condition reducing any chance of infection during the procedure.  

 Though mild soreness, pain, or inflammation may occur for a few hours after the treatment, which does not pose any specific concern and reduces within a few hours. 

Patients should apply to medicate hair serums at night, and recommended supplements of protein and calcium are needed to achieve desired results.  

The use of patients’ own blood to extract GFC adds to its safety and efficacy. The growth factor concentrate is prepared in a very sterile condition reducing any chance of infection during the procedure.  

 Though mild soreness, pain, or inflammation may occur for a few hours after the treatment, which does not pose any specific concern and reduces within a few hours.

There is little risk associated with the procedure as it is a surgical procedure; however, any side effects will subside within a few weeks. Infection, bleeding, swelling, crust formation at the surgical site, itching, folliculitis are a few risks post-treatment.    

The transplanted area should be protected from the sun. After the dressing is done in the clinic along with de scabbing, which is done on day 7, shampooing should be done afterwards.    

The relocated hairs may fall out eventually during the next few weeks, which is termed as “Shock Loss”, though the transplanted hair follicle would continue to grow new hair that would thicken over the next six to seven months.     

 

No, apart from the needle’s prick to inject anesthesia, the entire procedure is not very painful. Our team takes care so that the patient has as much comfortable experience as possible.

It may be noted that the transplanted hair will fall out after a few weeks post hair transplantation due to “shock loss”. However, new hair growth will begin in 3-4 weeks. After that, a complete result can be expected in 8-9 months.   

An individual may need a minimum of 4 sessions, which could be continued to 10-12 sessions as per results by combining with other hair loss treatments.  

For an effective result, a total of 6-8 sessions should be performed, with each session every two weeks apart.    

 

A good hair care regime should follow the treatment for healthy hair and maintain results. If there is no drastic hair fall, the results would be long lasting after the procedure. 

Steps to follow post-treatment; 

Do not massage the surgical site. Use only the prescribed medicines and do not use any other hair care products.    

Avoid smoking and drinking for at least 3 days.   You can wash your hair with the prescribed product.   

Avoid strenuous exercise for 24 hours.     

Since a platelet-rich plasma contains 4-5 times concentrated platelets than whole blood, which also has healing factors, it is beneficial to stimulate new hair growth. It’s the first mode of treatment. And prevents the need for hair transplantation to control thinning hair.

Results may be observable in 4-6 months of duration after the treatment.   

No, there is no specific time recommended or necessary for recovery after the procedure.   

The use of one’s blood to derive the platelets doesn’t pose any adverse effect. However, as the procedure involves injecting the platelets through the scalp, it involves the usual risk of pain or tenderness for 2-3 days. 

Pros:  

If you have partial hair loss or are fully bald, the procedure would give your hair volume and illusion of fullness and look like a close shave or a buzz cut.   The procedure is suitable for all skin tones.  Since pigments are applied to the skin, the procedure is considered permanent.  

Cons:   

To achieve the desired result, it might involve 3-4 sessions.   The pigment might fade over the years after exposure to constant sun rays. Touch up can be done if initial results are desired.  The procedure doesn’t prevent hair loss or encourage hair growth.  Allergic reactions from the pigment or risk of infection from the injections are possible.

In a scalp micropigmentation procedure, pigments in different hues of black are used to create an illusion of shadow to bring much more depth and definition to the thinning hair. In addition, the procedure would add density to the thinning hair giving a fuller look and the illusion of a close shave if the area is bald.   

In a scalp micropigmentation procedure, pigments in different hues of black are used to create an illusion of shadow to bring much more depth and definition to the thinning hair. In addition, the procedure would add density to the thinning hair giving a fuller look and the illusion of a close shave if the area is bald.   

There is no downtime after the treatment, and you can return to your daily routine the very next day.

The procedure is not very painful though slight discomfort can be felt while the pigments are injected at the target area using a microneedle.   

 

Scalp micro pigmentation is a permanent procedure. 

Yes, laser hair reduction has proven to be clinically safe, and it has been used for many years in aesthetic procedures. We take utmost care to follow all protective measures, and we provide our clients with eye goggles to protect their eyes from the laser light. At Sasha, we use US FDA approved machines that pass through stringent regulatory procedures and then allow for safe clinical use.

As laser hair reduction renders the hair follicle inactive from the heat of the laser light, almost 80—85% of the hair follicles in the targeted area permanently stop producing any hair.  

Laser hair reduction is a non-invasive method of hair reduction that does not cause any pain except for the slight discomfort due to the heat from the laser light. The burning sensation from the laser light is reduced with the cool gliding tip of the laser, which blows cool air to soothe the skin.  

Laser hair reduction works on all skin tones. Both light and dark skin tones have shown excellent results with laser hair reduction. It is possible to see different results in different body parts of the same individual due to differences in hair texture.   

It is possible to undergo laser hair reduction in any part of the body to reduce unwanted hair growth. For women, the popular choices have been bikini lines, underarms, & legs. For men, the popular choices have been back and chest but more recently neck, face and beard.   

Avoid sun exposure for about 2-3 weeks before and after treatment to minimize the risk of sunburn complications.  

During treatment sessions, one should avoid waxing, plucking, threading, and epilating for about three to four weeks as the laser targets the hair roots. Waxing and plucking remove the hair roots, which does not provide good results.   

Detox and Cleanse Programs are highly recommended to achieve better results.  

Avoid applying any lotions, creams, and deodorants from the treatment area and topical acne creams for at least three days before and after treatment.    

  

Irritation and redness occur for a day or two days after the procedure, which is normal, and it will fade away within a few days.  

Avoid the sauna and swimming pool for about a week after the procedure.  

Apply sunscreen and protect the treated area from dust.  

Moisturize skin frequently.  

One can perform shaving but do not pull out the hair by performing waxing, tweezing, or epilation until the following procedure.  

Do not take any anti-inflammatory medicines without consulting your technician.   

Irritation and redness occur for a day or two days after the procedure, which is normal, and it will fade away within a few days.  

Avoid the sauna and swimming pool for about a week after the procedure.  

Apply sunscreen and protect the treated area from dust.  

Moisturize skin frequently.  

One can perform shaving but do not pull out the hair by performing waxing, tweezing, or epilation until the following procedure.  

Do not take any anti-inflammatory medicines without consulting your technician.   

A highly skilled and certified laser beauty therapist will carry out the procedure for the client under the careful guidance of an expert dermatologist. 

Yes, electrolysis is a bit of a painful process. Some people have been observed to tolerate the pain better. Though, the discomfort from the treatment can be described as a pricking or stinging sensation. At Sasha, we take utmost care to let our customers relax and be comfortable. Pain management is done with topical ointments or local anesthesia.   

Before an electrolysis procedure, follow the mentioned steps for an effective result;  

Do not epilate or wax for the past three months.   

Do not shave before the treatment.  

  

The time and sessions required to clear an area depend on many factors. In general, the total number of sessions may vary from 8 to 15 sessions, and the number of hours varies from 90- 300 hours.  

Electrolysis is the only FDA approved permanent hair removal technique. It has shown countless results to permanently reduce hair growth as the technique targets destroying hair follicles and rendering them incapable of further growth.   

There are reduced chances of any permanent side-effects from the electrolysis procedure. However, epidermal injury or epidermal melanin damage might occur, leading to scarring or hyperpigmentation spots.   

 

Follow the mentioned aftercare steps for a safe recovery post the procedure;  

Apply the aftercare lotion regularly, as mentioned.  

Do not apply make-up, sunscreen, or any products with alcohol content or scrubs for three days.  

Avoid going out in the sun for six to seven days.