Keralase for Hair Growth

[@ThePlasticLife]

What was your experience with PRP? Did it work?

[@sylvia6528]

I’ve seen some improvement, but not to the degree that I thought. It’s been about 18 months and I’ve transitioned to PRP twice a year now. However, I’m thinking of switching to Keralase; but I really don’t want to start over again.

[@Bmac2324]

Thank you! I just bought 6 sessions with a dermatologist near me. I was only considering prp initially

[@ThePlasticLife]

Excellent!!! Hope you get some great results!

[@cookingconnectionaroundthe7870]

Please keep us updated

[@localvigilante979]

​@@cookingconnectionaroundthe7870 it doesn't work

[@Mr.Indiyaah]

Yes ​@@cookingconnectionaroundthe7870

[@BrianHallmond]

How did it go?

[@edwards_enterprises]

love good explanation with proper performance… Thanks Doc

[@ThePlasticLife]

You are welcome! hope it was helpful!

[@melinabalboni9548]

This was really helpful as I'm considering Keralasse. May I ask where your office is located?

[@ThePlasticLife]

So glad it was helpful! Our office is located in Austin, Texas. Here is our temporary website as the new one will launch August 1st. www.pearceplasticsurgery.com

[@saragjerlev8462]

what is best for hair growth and health of hair after your hairloss naturally ends?

[@scottjackson163]

What is the meaning of 6 in the statement that 6 monthly treatments are needed? Why are ongoing treatments beyond 6 not needed?

[@ThePlasticLife]

This is a great question. Once you start a treatment regimen it takes about 6 months to start to see the results. With Keralase, the treatments go up to that 6 month mark and then we watch

[@marieshanley8071]

Can you recommend someone in IL that does Keralase like you?

[@ThePlasticLife]

Wish I could help! I’m not sure of anyone in IL giving Keralase treatments. Have you tried googling in your area?

[@Mr.Indiyaah]

What happened to the laser?

[@SL-bu6qj]

How would this differ from TED and the infusions? Or say microneedling growth factors into the scalp? I see they sell the serums, but respect your professional advice. I do work for a MedSpa. Thank you

[@akanshasingh5184]

Does it also convert grey hair in black?

[@ThePlasticLife]

It sure does!

[@sylvia6528]

Can you switch from PRP to Keralase after having PRP treatments for about a year?

[@ThePlasticLife]

Absolutley! There are no issues switching between PRP and Keralase.

[@omarenriquez3043]

No body offers keralase near me. Let’s open an office here !!!

[@ThePlasticLife]

Sounds like a plan to me!

[@omarenriquez3043]

@@ThePlasticLife Seriously … i been calling all over and no one offers it. What’s the office number I’ll call if you are serious and I’ll pitch you my idea

[@jonboyi8523]

Can one use the kerafactor application with microneedling without laser application if cost is prohibitive?

[@Rambat]

Yes

[@tinkabell39]

Wow! Thank you Doctor 😀

[@DBZFan2]

So does this regrow lost hair or not?

[@ThePlasticLife]

No, this treatment is the same as all other hair loss treatments. They all aim to help slow down the hair loss process or cause the hairs that are in the process of being lost to reverse and thicken again.

[@DBZFan2]

@@ThePlasticLife so basically you are saying that a hair transplant is literally the only thing that can replace lost hair?

[@ThePlasticLife]

@@DBZFan2 thats correct. If there is only skin where hair once grew then a hair transplant is the only way to get hair back in that area. No amount of PRP, shampoos, finasteride or minoxidil will cause hair to grow again where there is only skin.

[@DBZFan2]

@@ThePlasticLife but minoxidil is said to restore lost hair though, isn't it?

[@ThePlasticLife]

@@DBZFan2 that’s a common misconception that I hear in my office quite a bit. Minoxidil will help slow down your hair loss only. Minoxidil rubbed on skin only areas will not regrow new hairs. It will only make thinning hairs possibly thicker or slow down your hair loss.

[@zizigolo1227]

Another scam 😂😂