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Hair cloning and cell-based therapies are in development as potential future solutions for hair restoration. These approaches aim to multiply your existing hair cells or follicles and reintroduce them into the scalp to stimulate new growth.

While not yet FDA-approved or widely available, they represent an exciting frontier in hair science and are actively being researched in clinical trials around the world.

Scalp detox treatments involve deep cleaning or exfoliating the scalp to remove buildup, excess oil, and dead skin cells. Microdermabrasion uses fine crystals or a suction device to gently polish the scalp.

These treatments can improve scalp health, boost circulation, and enhance the effectiveness of other hair therapies. They’re often offered as part of a maintenance plan for healthier hair over time.

LLLT uses safe, low-energy lasers or LEDs to stimulate circulation and cell activity in the scalp. Devices include laser caps, helmets, and combs that are used regularly at home.

This therapy is commonly recommended for early-stage hair loss or after a transplant to support recovery and growth. It’s a painless, non-invasive option that’s easy to integrate into your weekly routine.

Hair fibers are a cosmetic product made from keratin—the same protein found in natural hair. When sprinkled onto thinning areas, the fibers cling to existing strands and create the appearance of fuller, thicker hair.

They’re available in a variety of shades to match your natural color and can be easily washed out. While temporary, fibers are a convenient option for daily use or special occasions.

SMP is a non-surgical treatment that uses pigment to replicate the appearance of hair follicles on the scalp. It can create the look of a close-shaved buzz cut or add the illusion of density to thinning areas.

It’s especially useful for camouflaging scars from previous hair surgeries or blending diffuse thinning. Because it’s non-invasive and requires no recovery time, many people choose SMP as a long-lasting cosmetic solution.

Dutasteride is a medication originally approved for prostate conditions, but it's used off-label to treat hair loss. Like finasteride, it reduces levels of DHT in the body—but it targets more pathways, making it more potent.

It is sometimes recommended when finasteride is not providing enough support, especially for patients with more aggressive or stubborn patterns of hair loss.

Minoxidil is a topical treatment available as a solution or foam, applied directly to the scalp. It works by increasing blood flow to the follicles and extending the growth phase of the hair cycle.

Minoxidil is FDA-approved for both men and women and is often recommended for daily use to stabilize shedding and stimulate regrowth in thinning areas. It pairs well with other therapies and is easy to incorporate into your routine.

Finasteride is an oral prescription medication that works by inhibiting the hormone DHT, which plays a key role in male pattern hair loss. By reducing DHT levels, finasteride can slow shedding and support regrowth.

It is FDA-approved for male pattern baldness and widely recommended by hair restoration specialists. Many patients take it long-term as part of a comprehensive hair maintenance plan.

Mesotherapy delivers a blend of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and medications directly into the scalp through a series of microinjections. The goal is to nourish the hair follicles and improve the scalp environment.

This technique is commonly used as a supportive or preventive treatment, especially for patients noticing early signs of thinning. Mesotherapy may also complement other procedures by enhancing their results and promoting overall hair health.

Exosome therapy uses cell-derived messengers—called exosomes—to activate dormant hair follicles and encourage new growth. These signaling molecules are harvested from lab-cultured stem cells and injected into the scalp, similar to PRP.

Still considered emerging technology, exosome-based therapies like “ExoHair” are gaining attention for their regenerative potential. They are commonly marketed as non-surgical options to support hair density and scalp vitality.

PRP therapy involves drawing a small amount of your blood, processing it to concentrate the platelets, and injecting that plasma into targeted areas of the scalp. Platelets contain growth factors that can stimulate hair follicles and promote healthier growth.

PRP is often used alongside hair transplants to support healing and enhance outcomes, or as a standalone treatment to slow thinning and improve scalp health in early-stage hair loss.

Robotic hair transplantation incorporates advanced technology to assist with the extraction of hair follicles during FUE. Systems like ARTAS use AI-guided imaging and robotic precision to identify and harvest optimal grafts with remarkable consistency.

This approach enhances surgical accuracy and efficiency, supporting high-quality results across a range of hair types and goals. Robotic transplants are especially appealing to patients who value the use of state-of-the-art tools in achieving natural, tailored outcomes.

DHI is a specialized form of FUE that uses a Choi implanter pen to streamline the process. Hair follicles are implanted immediately after extraction, without the need to pre-make recipient incisions in the scalp.

This allows for greater control over the angle, direction, and depth of each follicle—especially important in highly visible areas like the hairline. DHI is known for its refined technique and precise placement, offering excellent aesthetic outcomes.

FUE is a modern hair transplant technique where individual follicular units are extracted directly from the scalp using a micro-punch tool. This minimally invasive method leaves no linear scar, making it a great option for patients who prefer short hairstyles or want more flexibility with future procedures.

Recovery is typically quick and comfortable, with minimal disruption to your daily routine. Because it allows for precise graft selection and placement, FUE consistently delivers natural-looking results and is the most widely used hair transplant technique worldwide.

FUT, also known as “strip harvesting,” involves removing a thin strip of scalp from the back or sides of the head. The area is then closed with fine sutures, and the harvested strip is carefully dissected into individual follicular units under a microscope.

These grafts are then transplanted into areas experiencing hair loss. While it does leave a linear scar at the donor site, FUT allows for the transplantation of a large number of grafts in a single session and is often recommended for patients needing extensive coverage.