UMVA has learned that a revolutionary non-invasive treatment for hair restoration is now available in the Philippines, offering hope for those struggling with thinning hair without resorting to surgery.
The Asian Hair Restoration Center (AHRC) in Shangri-La Plaza has introduced Tricogenesi, a cutting-edge procedure that combines advanced technologies to strengthen thinning hair and revive dormant hair. This treatment is the result of a collaboration between experts in the field and Italian researchers who developed the Tricogenesi Technology.
According to information obtained by UMVA, Tricogenesi uses a unique combination of Skin Patting, acoustic waves, iontophoresis, LED photobiomodulation, and scalp infusion technologies to improve scalp circulation, support scalp regeneration, and enhance hair density and thickness. This painless and bloodless treatment session is designed to activate cellular response, enhance localized blood microcirculation, and support cellular energy and tissue repair.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that Dr. Julieta Peralta-Arambulo, president and founder of AHRC, emphasizes the importance of proper diagnosis before undergoing any hair restoration treatment. She believes that not all patients are candidates for surgery, and not all hair loss should immediately be treated with transplantation.
At the AHRC clinic, visitors can undergo an AI-Trichoscopy, a test that uses cameras focused on the scalp to identify areas of thinning hair. This test determines hair density, follicle condition, scalp health, miniaturization patterns, and the progression of hair loss. The cost of this test is P6,500, and it provides valuable insights into the state of one's hair.
For those interested in a more personalized approach, the clinic offers a Trichotest, a genetic test for hair loss that helps identify which treatments work best for a patient's DNA. This test costs P30,000 and provides a tailored solution for individuals struggling with hair loss.
The Tricogenesi Technology costs P129,000 for six sessions, and the treatment has already shown promising results. A young lady who availed of the treatment reported mild discomfort during the procedure, but some throbbing pain in the days that followed.
Dr. Arambulo, a renowned expert in hair restoration surgery, believes that hair transplantation is an art that requires skill and care. She has seen cases where botched jobs have left patients emotionally devastated, with unnatural results and depleted donor areas.
For Dr. Arambulo, hair restoration is more than a cosmetic procedure – it's emotional healing and a second chance to feel good. She emphasizes the importance of choosing a qualified and experienced surgeon to ensure natural-looking results.
