Hair Restoration
HAIR LOSS DESERVES A CLOSER LOOK.
Hair thinning can have more than one cause—and the right treatment depends on understanding what’s contributing to it.
Our approach to hair restoration combines medical assessment with evidence-informed treatment options, which may include PRP, medical management, at-home therapy and adjunctive scalp treatments where appropriate.
We don’t start with a treatment. We start with why your hair is changing.
Benefits
- Natural Rejuvenation
- Collagen Boost
- Improve Skin Texture
- Long Lasting Results
Overview
Hair Loss Isn't One Thing.
Noticing more hair in the shower. A widening part. Less density around the hairline. A ponytail that doesn’t feel quite as full as it used to.
They may look like versions of the same problem, but hair loss can happen for different reasons.
Genetics, hormones, health changes, nutritional factors, medications, stress and the natural hair cycle can all play a role. Sometimes more than one factor is contributing at the same time.
That’s why our first question isn’t “Which treatment do you want?”
It’s “What’s happening to your hair?”
Our Approach
More Than One Way To Support Hair.
Hair restoration often works best when we stop thinking about a single treatment and start thinking about the factors contributing to hair loss as a whole.
Your plan may incorporate one or several approaches:
PRP Hair Restoration
An autologous treatment using a platelet-rich preparation derived from your own blood.
Medical Management
Prescription treatment may be considered when appropriate based on the type of hair loss, medical history and individual risk-benefit profile.
Different tools.
Different roles.
One treatment plan.
At-Home Therapy
Topical and supportive treatments can play an important role in an ongoing hair-restoration plan.
Adjunctive Scalp Treatments
Selected professional scalp treatments, including biomimetic exosome technology, may be incorporated as an adjunct where appropriate.
Assessment
Assess First. Treat Second.
Hair restoration begins with a medical assessment.
We look at the pattern and progression of hair loss, your scalp and hair characteristics, medical and family history, medications, lifestyle and other factors that may be relevant.
Depending on what we find, further investigation or referral may be appropriate before beginning treatment.
From there, we can determine whether you’re a candidate for regenerative treatments such as PRP, whether medical or at-home therapy should be considered, or whether a combination approach makes the most sense.
The diagnosis shapes the plan.
PRP
PRP + Hair Restoration
PRP uses a platelet-rich preparation derived from your own blood.
Platelets contain signalling proteins involved in normal tissue repair and cellular communication. PRP has been studied most extensively in hair restoration for androgenetic alopecia, commonly known as pattern hair loss. Current research suggests PRP may improve hair density in appropriately selected patients.
At MAGY, PRP isn’t automatically recommended simply because someone is experiencing thinning.
First we understand the hair loss. Then we decide whether PRP has a role.
Exosomes + Hair Restoration
Not All “Exosomes” Are The Same.
Exosomes have become an increasingly talked-about area in regenerative aesthetics and hair restoration—but the term can refer to very different products and technologies.
At MAGY, we use EXO-GROW™ by Dp Dermaceuticals, a professional hair and scalp system formulated with biomimetic exosome technology.
Unlike products containing human-derived exosomes, EXO-GROW™ uses technology designed to mimic aspects of cellular signalling without relying on human-derived exosomes.
We consider EXO-GROW™ an adjunctive scalp treatment rather than a replacement for medical assessment or established medical and regenerative approaches when those are indicated.
The technology is part of the plan. It doesn’t determine the plan.
Results
Hair Grows On Its Own Timeline.
Hair restoration is gradual.
Because hair follicles move through different phases of the growth cycle, meaningful changes aren’t expected overnight. What we monitor over time can include shedding, density, coverage and the overall progression of hair loss.
Response also depends on what is causing the hair loss, how long it has been occurring, the treatment being used and individual biology.
No treatment can guarantee that every person will regrow lost hair.
Our goal is to establish realistic expectations from the beginning and reassess whether the plan is doing what we intended it to do.
Progress matters more than promises.
Medical Management
Sometimes, The Procedure Isn't The Whole Answer.
Certain forms of hair loss may benefit from medical treatment in addition to—or instead of—procedural treatments.
Where appropriate, prescription options may be considered based on the type of hair loss, medical history, contributing factors and individual risk-benefit profile.
The purpose of medical oversight is also knowing when not to treat.
If the pattern of hair loss suggests that further investigation or another healthcare provider is needed, we’ll recommend that first.
Treat what’s appropriate. Investigate what isn’t clear.
At-Home Treatment
What Happens Between Appointments Matters Too.
Hair restoration isn’t limited to what happens in the clinic.
Depending on your assessment, an individualized at-home plan may form part of your treatment strategy. This can include topical therapy and supportive scalp and hair care selected according to your needs.
At-home treatment can also complement in-clinic care when a multimodal approach is appropriate.
The goal isn’t to give everyone the longest possible routine.
It’s to decide what deserves a place in yours.
The Bigger Picture
Hair Can Tell Us More Than What's Happening On The Scalp.
Hair growth is influenced by more than a single follicle.
Nutrition, hormonal changes, health conditions, medications, stress and other physiological factors can influence the hair cycle or contribute to shedding and thinning.
When your history suggests something beyond the scalp may be contributing, we take that into consideration rather than simply adding another treatment.
This may mean further investigation, addressing modifiable factors or coordinating care with another healthcare provider where appropriate.
Hair restoration starts at the scalp. Good assessment looks beyond it.
Who It's For
When Your Hair Doesn't Feel Like It Used To.
A hair-restoration assessment may be appropriate if you’ve noticed:
- Gradual thinning or reduced density
- A widening part
- Changes around the hairline or temples
- Increased shedding
- Patterned hair loss
- A change in your hair that you don’t fully understand
- Previous hair treatments that haven’t given you the result you expected
Not every type of hair loss should be treated the same way.
Sudden, unexplained, patchy or otherwise atypical hair loss may require additional medical assessment or referral before aesthetic hair-restoration treatments are considered.
The MAGY Approach
We're Not Here To Sell You A Series Of PRP.
Hair loss is complex enough without assuming one treatment is the answer for everyone.
At MAGY, hair restoration begins with understanding the pattern, your history and what may be contributing.
From there, we determine which tools deserve a place in the plan.
That may be PRP.
It may involve medical or at-home treatment.
It may include an adjunctive scalp treatment.
It may be a combination.
Or it may mean investigating something else before we treat at all.
The goal isn’t more treatment. It’s a better reason for every treatment we choose.
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Hair Restoration
Frequently Asked Questions
MAGY Skin and Health Clinic
Start With What You're Noticing.
You don’t need to decide whether you need PRP, exosomes, medical treatment or something else before you arrive.
Tell us what’s changed.
We’ll start with your hair, look at the bigger picture and determine what—if anything—makes sense to do next.
Assessment first. Treatment second.
CLINICAL REFERENCES
- Kieling L, Konzen AT, Zanella RK, Valente DS. Is autologous platelet-rich plasma capable of increasing hair density in patients with androgenic alopecia? A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials. Anais Brasileiros de Dermatologia. 2024;99(6):847–862.
- Platelet-Rich Plasma in the Management of Alopecia: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Clinical Evidence. Dermatology and Therapy. 2025.