Can Hair Regeneration Be Stimulated?

A representative example of female-pattern hair loss.



Female hair loss follows a different pattern. While the hairline is generally maintained, the hair becomes thinner overall, and the crown area begins to show thinning patches. The parting line gradually widens, but the hair loss does not result in complete baldness. This is often referred to as “Christmas tree-shaped hair loss."



There are two FDA-approved treatments for hair loss: finasteride and minoxidil. However, there are limitations. It takes a long time to see results. Many people wonder how long they need to take the medication, as it can become tedious and difficult. Additionally, finasteride should be used cautiously by pregnant women as it can affect them. Hair transplants are very complicated, and hair loss management requires significant time and effort.



To complement existing treatments, a new method has been introduced: Rigenera Activa, which utilizes my own hair follicle tissue. The principle behind this method is stem cells—cells that can constantly differentiate into various types. Stem cells can help create hair follicles and can also affect the epidermal keratinocytes. The stem cells in the hair follicles influence not only the sebaceous glands but also nearby tissues.

Rigenera Activa involves harvesting healthy hair follicle tissue from the scalp behind the ear. This area is not affected by hormones, and hair loss does not occur here. The harvested hair follicle cells and stem cells are then implanted into the front hair loss areas. This process is also referred to as "micro-autologous hair follicle stem cell transplantation," as it involves transplanting stem cells from one's own hair follicles.



Rigenera Activa has shown positive results in the recovery of damaged hair follicles and the promotion of new hair growth. As a result, the hair growth cycle, which had been rapidly progressing from the anagen phase to the catagen or telogen phase, has been extended. The stem cells implanted in the hair loss areas activate and improve the surrounding tissue environment. Thinning hair becomes thicker, and the hair density per unit area increases.

The effects begin to show 3 to 6 months after treatment. Improvements in scalp health can be expected, with hair becoming stronger. The effects of Rigenera Activa can last for over a year, and additional treatments are recommended depending on individual needs. To maintain longer-lasting results, treatments every 2 to 3 years may be beneficial. However, if hair loss has progressed to the point where there are no hair follicles, the effects may be limited. If you are considering new hair loss treatment options, it is advisable to consult a specialist.



Rigenera Activa is effective for androgenetic alopecia. This condition is characterized not by hair loss but by thinning hair or a reduced hair count, leading to an expanding bald spot. It is particularly suitable for women with thinning hair and a general sense of sparsity. For men who are just beginning to experience hair loss, it is an ideal treatment. It is also effective for those who wish to reduce their use of medication or prevent further hair loss. Additionally, it serves as a great solution for individuals who find hair transplants too burdensome, as it involves no pain or scarring.



There is a way to enhance the effects of Rigenera Activa: combining it with Juvelook treatment! Juvelook stimulates stem cells to produce new fibroblasts, creating collagen and elastin. When Juvelook is applied to the scalp, the surrounding environment improves.

If the environment of the treated area is unfavorable, the effects of hair loss treatments may be diminished. By improving the overall scalp environment with Juvelook, the effectiveness of stem cell transplantation can be maximized. If you are considering Rigenera Activa, you may want to also consider combining it with Juvelook to maximize the treatment’s effectiveness and reduce the frequency of medication use.