Hair Restoration with Microneedling

Scalp microneedling creates small, controlled punctures to stimulate repair processes and support hair growth in selected clients with thinning hair. Suitability depends on the cause of hair loss; it is not a treatment for every type of hair loss.

Assessment and procedure

WMC assesses the hair concern and discusses likely outcomes, costs, comfort measures and the treatment plan. A sterile microneedling device is used on the scalp. Topical numbing cream may help with discomfort, but individual sensitivity varies.

Sessions and expectations

A course may involve 6–8 treatments, spaced 4–6 weeks apart. Some clients notice changes after 3–4 sessions, but the number, timing and results vary with the extent of hair loss and health history. Hair growth takes time and results are not guaranteed.

Aftercare

Avoid sun exposure and protect treated areas as instructed. Avoid harsh hair products and heat-styling tools for at least 48 hours. Use gentle, non-irritating shampoo and conditioner, keep the scalp clean and moisturized, and do not scratch or rub it. Stay hydrated and maintain a balanced diet.

Other hair concerns

Hair restoration is different from unwanted-hair removal. Laser hair removal and electrolysis address unwanted hair, not scalp thinning. Any additional services are planned separately according to the concern.

Financing information