Hair Follicle Treatment

Hair Follicle delivers fluid while simultaneously using adjustable suction to lift away loosened oil and surface debris. It also allows the provider to work directly across the scalp in controlled sections.

The treatment supports scalp cleanliness and can complement a hair-restoration program, but scalp cleansing alone is not proven to regrow hair or reactivate permanently inactive follicles.

No. Most clients feel gentle suction, fluid movement and light scalp stimulation. Numbing is not required.

It may remove visible surface flakes and buildup, but dandruff can be associated with seborrheic dermatitis or other scalp conditions. Persistent flaking, itching or inflammation may require medical treatment.

Yes. Aqua cleansing and suction can help remove accumulated oil and residue. It does not permanently change natural oil production, so ongoing care may be needed.

Yes, but the treatments must be appropriately spaced. Your provider will create a schedule that minimizes irritation.

Only after clearance from your transplant surgeon and once the scalp has fully healed. It should not be performed over newly transplanted grafts.

No. Oil, dead skin and product residue naturally return over time. Monthly maintenance and consistent homecare are recommended.

Treatment may need to be postponed or modified for clients with:

• Active scalp infection

• Open wounds or broken skin

• Severe inflammation or tenderness

• Active psoriasis, eczema or dermatitis flare

• Recent scalp surgery or hair transplantation

• Known sensitivity to the topical solution

• Unexplained patchy or rapidly progressing hair loss

Sudden shedding, smooth bald patches, scalp scarring, significant pain or hair loss accompanied by other health changes should be assessed by a physician or dermatologist.