Based on 6 years of extensive research to address thinning hair, this patent-pending formula combines a very specific set of 7 bio-active bioidentical growth factors for scalp revitalization, wrapped in a nanoliposome “shell” for increased absorption, that is typically deficient in the skin during times of hair loss. Other topical products include only a few growth factors and no other commercially available topical includes the complete set included in the KeraFactor formula, a proprietary and patented technology that allows for significantly higher concentrations of each growth factor.
What is Keralase?
The skin protects the body from harmful substances and physical injury. The absorption of KeraFactor growth factors, which is hindered by the skin’s barrier function, can be increased using nanoliposomes.
Lutronic’s LaseMD and LaseMD Ultra prepare the skin for increased absorption by creating micro-columns of tissue in the epidermis and upper dermis of the scalp through a 5-10 minute treatment with little-to-no discomfort or downtime, allowing the product to penetrate much deeper than using the product alone. In addition to increasing the skin’s absorption of the KeraFactor formula, LaseMD and LaseMD Ultra provide independent skin treatment – why not enjoy the benefits of both?
Hair Loss Treatment
Hair loss can be a frustrating and emotional experience, but it doesn’t have to be permanent. Our Keralase treatment plan is designed to help improve the overall health of your scalp and stimulate growth. Treatment for hair loss involves the use of nanoliposomes to increase the absorption of growth factors into the skin, as well as LaseMD and LaseMD Ultra laser treatments to prepare the scalp for maximum absorption. This laser therapy creates micro-columns in the scalp, allowing for deeper penetration of the KeraFactor formula.
Our team of professionals will guide you through the process and customize maintenance treatments that suit your individual needs.
Before and After
Take a look at the before and after pictures of our Keralase hair restoration treatment.If you’re struggling with hair loss or want to improve the overall health of your scalp, consider our Keralase hair restoration plan.
What can Keralase do for me?
While everyone is different, improvement in scalp health and an increase in the appearance of thicker, healthier hair may be visible within 3 months when following the treatment protocol as prescribed. Most patients see even more improvement over the next 2-4 months.
How do Keralase treatments work?
Each treatment session will begin with a scalp treatment using the LaseMD or LaseMD Ultra, followed immediately by the application of the KeraFactor serum. There are two recommended courses of treatment options, your provider will work with you to determine which option is best for you: One treatment session every 2 weeks for 12 weeks for a total of 6 treatments. You may also apply the KeraFactor Spray at home each day between treatments. One treatment session every month for 3 months for a total of 3 treatments AND applying the KeraFactor Spray at home, morning and evening, each day between treatments.
Will it look natural?
Unleash the power of flawlessly healthy follicles with the KeraFactor formula! It works like magic by nourishing hair follicles and giving a boost to scalp circulation. And that’s not all – the transplanted follicles simply love the combination of these growth factors and skin proteins, which mimic those found in natural hair follicles. Get ready to shine with confidence!
How does it differ from PRP?
PRP, or Platelet-Rich-Plasma, is a procedure where blood is drawn from the patient, spun in a centrifuge to increase the patient’s platelets, then applied or injected into the scalp. Only the growth factors available in the patient’s own blood will be released. If a patient is highly deficient in any of the growth factors needed for hair health, the PRP procedure may not be effective.
While other hair products may falter in stimulating new growth, KeraFactor proudly boasts a unique blend of bio-identical growth factors and skin proteins that are specially crafted to cater to those with thinning hair. No more inhibitions – only lush and healthy locks!
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy has gained a great deal of attention, as scientists believe in its ability to both support healthy skin and speed up healing time.
How does it work?
Platelets are one of the components of blood. Their primary role is clotting, one of the key factors in the healing process of tissue repair and regeneration. Along with a concentration of platelets, the PRP contains a number of different growth factors used by the body to promote soft tissue and bone healing.
The human body responds to injury by increasing blood supply to the site, delivering platelets that release growth factors such as serotonin, thromboxane, and adenosine to start the
healing process. They also help promote coagulation and stimulate formation of fibrin.
When platelet rich plasma is injected or applied, it releases these same growth factors. In turn, the growth factors trigger production of local progenitor cells and movement of inflammatory cells into the area. Because these are the body’s natural responses to injury, adding PRP treatment fuels the healing process.
Platelet rich plasma therapy is relatively simple and quick to prepare in a medical office setting, given the right equipment. Confidence Med-Sp
a uses the Bellus Medical ProGen PRP System so you can feel confident because they’re using the safest technology and the most advanced PRP system in the industry, equipped with fully customizable product volumes and platelet concentrations designed to meet your unique needs.
What exactly does PRP do?
PRP has been used as a fast track to healing musculoskeletal injuries – common among professional athletes. A sample of the patient’s blood is spun in a centrifuge to isolate the platelets, then the concentrated platelet rich plasma is injected at the injury or surgery site. The idea is to stimulate the healing process right where it’s needed most.
Is there risks associated with the injections?
There is little risk of rejection or allergic reaction, because PRP is made from the patient’s own blood.
