GFC Treatment at a glance
GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate) hair treatment is an advanced version of PRP. Your blood is processed with a special kit that releases and concentrates the growth factors from the platelets, which are then applied to thinning areas of the scalp. Because the growth factors are more concentrated, many clients need fewer sessions and feel less discomfort than with standard PRP.
GFC compared with PRP
In standard PRP, whole platelets are delivered to the scalp. In GFC, the platelets are activated during processing so that their growth factors are released and concentrated before treatment. This gives a cleaner, more concentrated solution with fewer red and white blood cells, which many clients find more comfortable.
Who benefits from GFC?
GFC suits men and women with active hair fall or early to moderate thinning, a receding hairline or crown thinning, and people who want an advanced option after topical treatments have not helped enough.
Procedure and results
The session is similar to PRP: a small blood draw, processing, numbing and fine micro-injections across the thinning areas. Most people need three to four sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, with visible improvement in density over three to six months.
Benefits of GFC Treatment
- Highly concentrated growth factors
- Reduces hair fall
- Thickens existing hair
- Activates weak follicles
- Often fewer sessions than PRP
Who is GFC Treatment for?
- Hair thinning in men and women
- Receding hairline and crown thinning
- Clients wanting a more advanced option than PRP
- Hair fall that has not responded to topical treatments
How the treatment works
Assess
We evaluate your scalp and hair loss pattern.
Prepare
A small blood sample is processed with a GFC kit.
Treat
Concentrated growth factors are delivered into the scalp.
Review
Progress is reviewed before each session.
GFC Treatment: frequently asked questions
What is GFC hair treatment?
GFC stands for Growth Factor Concentrate. It is an advanced platelet therapy that concentrates the growth factors from your own blood and delivers them to the scalp to support hair growth.
Should I choose GFC or PRP?
GFC is more concentrated and often needs fewer sessions, while PRP is a well-established and often more affordable option. We guide you based on your hair loss stage and goals.
How many GFC sessions do I need?
Most clients need three to four sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, plus occasional maintenance.
Are GFC results permanent?
GFC strengthens existing follicles, but pattern hair loss is ongoing, so maintenance sessions and healthy habits help keep results.
Results vary from person to person. Session numbers and timelines are typical guides that we confirm at your consultation. Read our medical disclaimer.
