Everything You Need to Know About Hair Filler and Its Effectiveness

Hair filler is a targeted treatment for the scalp and hair that involves the application of injectable or topical products to the hair to increase thickness, stimulate growth, and repair the damaged hair. It is essentially a comparison with facial dermal fillers in terms of its revitalizing effects, however, the mechanism of action is different; hair follicles and the scalp environment are newly endowed with nutrients instead of skin being filled up.The main element for the majority of professional hair filler items is hyaluronic acid , a substance that is naturally present in the human body and is famous for its strong water retention capability. To accompany hyaluronic acid, these fillers have peptides, amino acids, vitamins, and growth factors which are the nutrients for the scalp and hair follicles. When combined, these ingredients intend to make the scalp a healthy environment for the hair to be strong and thick.

Hair fillers are available in two main types:

1. Injectable Hair Fillers: Microinjections are the method through which a dermatologist or a qualified professional injects these fillers directly into the scalp.
2. Topical Hair Fillers: These are external applications that are found in salon treatments or home-use products and work slowly over time.

The procedure for hair filler treatment usually begins with a consultation that includes an assessment of the degree of hair loss or scalp condition. As for injectable treatments, a number of microinjections introduce the filler mixture into the scalp, which is generally the concentration of the area where hair is thin or weak.

Here is the explanation of the ingredients:

1. Hyaluronic Acid: Makes the scalp absorb water deeply, hence improving the elasticity of the skin and creating a perfect environment for hair to grow.
2. Peptides and Growth Factors: Make the hair follicles active that are silent and help to start regrowth.
3. Amino Acids and Vitamins: Are the essential nutrients that both strengthen hair and prevent it from breaking.

This mixture improves the flow of the blood in the scalp, gives the scalp the necessary nutrients through the hair follicles, and thus the hair becomes thicker and stronger. The best results are usually obtained after a course of treatments.Sometimes treatments are carried out a few weeks apart from which involves the density and shine of the hair visibly improving after several sessions.

The main advantage of hair follicles is that it is non surgical and a gentle method. Differing from hair transplant which needs a long rest period. Many people may have redness or mild sensitivity around the injection sites but it disappears after a short period of time.

Other benefits include:

• More thicker and denser hair
• The hair becomes stronger and shinier
• The scalp is better moisturized and healthier
• Hair shedding occurs at a slower rate alongside hair breakage

Hair fillers can not completely solve hair loss, however it is a good solution for people whose hair has become thinner, already lost hair to some extent, or whose hair is damaged. The process of feeding the scalp and energizing hair follicles will return to the person as a more vibrant and healthier look. Treatment should be done by qualified personnel along with the right hair care which is necessary for an optimal result.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

1. How effective is hair filler?
   Several 'in-vitro' tests performed by Caregen show that the hair growth process and the scalp is stimulated and the hair loss process is slowed down. Several tests show that this hair filler improves blood circulation in the scalp.
2. How long do hair filler results last?
   Treatment with Hair Filler has an effect of about a year.
3. Is hair filler better than PRP?
   The results of hair filler treatment are immediate, but they are temporary and can last for several months to a year. Hair PRP, on the other hand, is a regenerative treatment that involves injecting a concentrated solution of the patient's own blood plasma, which contains growth factors and platelets, into the scalp.