PRP, GFC, exosome and advanced hair-support options.
Assessment-led plans for hair fall and thinning at Transformance, Madhapur and Dilsukhnagar—covering PRP, GFC, low-level light therapy, mesotherapy and carefully reviewed advanced options.
Hair fall treatment begins with diagnosis.
Hair shedding can have hormonal, nutritional, genetic, inflammatory, medication-related or stress-associated causes. Scalp injections or devices should not replace appropriate evaluation.
Pattern hair loss
Men and women with early-to-moderate androgenetic hair loss may be assessed for supportive clinic treatments.
Progressive thinning
Hair calibre, density, distribution and signs of miniaturisation help guide realistic goals.
Excessive shedding
Recent illness, childbirth, weight change, deficiencies, thyroid concerns and stress may need investigation first.
Women’s hair loss
Female-pattern loss and diffuse shedding require history, scalp assessment and appropriate testing.
Post-transplant support
Selected patients may discuss supportive treatment before or after transplantation with their clinician.
Scalp conditions
Active infection, severe dandruff, inflammation or scarring alopecia may require separate treatment before procedures.
PRP, GFC and exosome consultation.
These names describe different preparations and evidence levels. Product quality, protocol and patient selection matter; results cannot be guaranteed.
PRP hair treatment
Platelet-rich plasma is prepared from a patient’s own blood and injected into selected scalp areas.
- Blood draw and centrifugation
- Platelet-containing plasma preparation
- Scalp injection plan
- Maintenance may be discussed
GFC hair treatment
Growth Factor Concentrate uses a blood-processing system intended to prepare a concentrated growth-factor solution for scalp application.
- Patient’s own blood used
- Protocol-specific processing
- Lower-cell concentrate depending on system
- Suitability and session plan vary
Exosome hair consultation
Exosome-based products are being studied in regenerative medicine, but evidence, regulation, source and product quality require careful review.
- Not the same as PRP or GFC
- Not described as stem-cell treatment
- Product documentation must be reviewed
- No guaranteed regrowth claims
Compare before choosing.
The most expensive or newest option is not automatically the most appropriate. Ask what is being prepared, where it comes from and what evidence supports the recommendation.
| Feature | PRP | GFC | Exosome-based option |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source | Patient’s own blood | Patient’s own blood | Depends on the product and manufacturer |
| Preparation | Platelet-rich plasma separated by centrifugation | Protocol-specific growth-factor concentrate | Commercial or investigational product; source must be verified |
| Evidence | Studied for selected pattern hair loss | Growing clinical use; protocols vary | Emerging and less established for routine hair-loss care |
| Session plan | Often a series with possible maintenance | Varies by protocol and response | Cannot be generalised; requires cautious medical review |
| Main caution | Injection discomfort, bruising, infection risk and variable response | Preparation quality, protocol and variable response | Regulatory status, source, sterility, evidence and adverse-event concerns |
A planned scalp-treatment session.
The exact protocol differs between treatments. Your team should explain preparation, injection areas, possible discomfort, aftercare, expected timeline and when response will be reviewed.
Devices, support and emerging therapies.
These may complement—but should not distract from—diagnosis and evidence-based medical care. Availability does not mean suitability.
Non-invasive device
Cold Light Laser Therapy / LLLT
Low-level light or laser therapy, also called photobiomodulation, may be discussed for selected pattern hair loss. It generally requires repeated sessions over months.
Hair mesotherapy
Micro-injection protocols vary widely. The exact substances, evidence, allergies, risks and alternatives should be reviewed before treatment.
Hair Regrowth Drips
IV nutrient support should be considered only after history and appropriate testing. Drips should not be promoted as a standalone cure for genetic or scarring hair loss.
Scalp Hair Threads
Thread-based scalp procedures have limited established evidence for routine hair regrowth. Material, technique, infection risk and alternatives require careful clinician discussion.
QR678 Hair Treatment
QR678 is a separately developed, proprietary growth-factor formulation used by some clinics for selected non-scarring hair-loss patterns. It is not PRP or GFC and should be considered only after diagnosis, product-specific review and discussion of evidence, risks, alternatives and expected response.
PRP or GFC + LLLT
Selected patients may use clinic injections with a repeated low-level light schedule, with response reviewed over time.
Medical hair-loss management
Prescription or topical treatment may be discussed where appropriate. Procedures should not automatically replace standard medical options.
PRP hair procedure
Real Transformance PRP procedure video. The preparation method, injection plan and number of sessions are decided after clinical assessment.
Scalp Hair Threads procedure
Real Transformance procedure video. Suitability, thread material, sterile technique, risks and alternatives must be reviewed during consultation.
QR678 treatment at Transformance
Procedure video for the proprietary QR678 option. Recommendation depends on the diagnosed cause of hair loss and an in-person suitability assessment.
A measurable plan—not random sessions.
Response should be reviewed with consistent photographs, hair measurements where available, and changes in shedding or density over an appropriate timeframe.
Diagnose
Pattern, shedding, scalp health, history and triggers are reviewed.
Select
Appropriate medical, injection, device or combination options are discussed.
Treat
Sessions are delivered according to the agreed protocol and aseptic precautions.
Measure
Progress, tolerance and the need for continuation or maintenance are reassessed.
Real scalp-treatment sessions.
These clinic photographs show procedures, not guaranteed outcomes. Response depends on diagnosis, follicle viability, protocol, consistency and individual biology.
PRP, GFC and hair-regrowth FAQs.
Which is better for hair: PRP or GFC?
There is no universal answer. Both are autologous blood-derived preparations, but processing systems and protocols differ. Diagnosis, preparation quality, evidence, cost and response should guide selection.
What is PRP hair treatment?
PRP uses a patient’s own blood. After processing, platelet-rich plasma is injected into selected scalp areas as part of a clinician-led hair-loss plan.
What is GFC hair treatment?
GFC refers to a protocol-specific Growth Factor Concentrate prepared from the patient’s blood. The exact system, concentration and procedure should be explained before treatment.
Are exosomes the same as stem cells?
No. Exosomes are extracellular particles involved in cell signalling. They should not be marketed as stem-cell treatment. Product source, evidence and regulatory status require careful review.
Is exosome hair treatment proven?
Research is emerging, but evidence and product regulation are less established than many routine hair-loss treatments. No guaranteed regrowth should be promised.
What is cold laser therapy for hair?
Low-level light or laser therapy uses low-energy light on the scalp. Selected patients may use it repeatedly over months, alone or as part of a combination plan.
Do hair-regrowth drips stop hair loss?
IV nutrients do not treat every cause of hair loss. They may only be considered when medically appropriate and should not replace diagnosis or established treatment.
What are scalp hair threads?
Thread-based scalp procedures are promoted as a regenerative option, but established evidence is limited. Material, sterility, risks, cost and alternatives should be discussed.
What is QR678 hair treatment?
QR678 is a proprietary, non-autologous growth-factor formulation used for selected hair-loss patterns. It is different from PRP and GFC. Diagnosis, the exact product, evidence, risks, cost and alternatives should be reviewed before treatment.
How many PRP or GFC sessions are required?
Protocols vary. A clinician may recommend an initial series followed by review or maintenance, but the plan should depend on diagnosis and response.
When can I expect visible improvement?
Hair growth cycles are slow. Changes in shedding or density usually require months to assess, and some patients may not respond meaningfully.
Are PRP and GFC permanent?
They are not permanent cures for progressive genetic hair loss. Ongoing medical management or maintenance may be discussed.
What are possible side effects?
Blood draw effects, injection pain, tenderness, bruising, swelling, headache, infection and temporary shedding can occur. Risks differ for other products and devices.
Can these treatments replace a hair transplant?
No. They may support existing follicles but cannot redistribute donor follicles into completely bald areas. Transplant candidacy is a separate assessment.
How much do PRP and GFC treatments cost in Hyderabad?
Cost depends on treatment type, preparation system, number of sessions, combination devices and follow-up. An assessment is needed for a personalised estimate.
Find the right starting point for your hair fall.
Send your details and our clinic team will contact you. Diagnosis, product suitability, sessions and expected response are confirmed only after assessment.