Hair Fall Nightmare Passé, here comes Non-Surgical Super Treatment

New Delhi:  Hair fall nightmare is passé, thanks to a new none surgical treatment. It is great good news that hair loss is no longer a headache. An innovative, breakthrough treatment for hair restoration has been introduced — Meta Cell Plasma Treatment (MCT). This is the world’s first treatment that uses autologous exosomes derived from the body’s own Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP).

This FDA and CE approved non-invasive treatment has caught the imagination of those struggling with the trauma of untimely hair loss as outcomes are visible in less time. It improves both hair and scalp health.  There is no question of side effects.

This revolutionary treatment not only promotes new hair growth but also improves scalp health. The best part is it’s a non-surgical procedure, meaning no incisions or invasive steps are involved. Kaya Clinics are the pioneer chain of clinics to bring this to India.

The exosomes used in MCT help repair damaged cells in the scalp. These are injected directly into the scalp using a specialized technique, strengthening hair follicles and stimulating new hair growth. According to doctors, this treatment starts showing results within just three sessions, with visible improvements in 4 to 6 months. It involves minimal discomfort and downtime, making it an easy and practical solution.

Individuals experiencing hair fall or hair thinning, young people with receding hairlines and people with deteriorating scalp health can reap benefit from this brand new treatment.

Dr. Aparna Santhanam, Dermatologist and Head of Medical Operations at Kaya Limited, shared her excitement about the launch, stating, “The introduction of Meta Cell Plasma Treatment (MCT) represents a true breakthrough in the field of hair restoration through cutting-edge regenerative medicine. By utilizing the advanced regenerative power of autologous exosomes, we are offering our patients the most scientifically backed treatment that not only stimulates hair growth but also promotes scalp health, leading to healthier, fuller hair. This is an exciting new chapter in non-surgical aesthetic hair restoration treatments for patients of different ages and genders suffering from hair loss.”

Nishant Nayyar, Head of Marketing and Vice President at Kaya Limited, added,“Hair loss has become a growing concern among young Indians, significantly affecting both men and women. Recent research reveals that over 50% of men experiencing hair loss are below the age of 25, and about 33% aged 21–25 already face advanced stages of thinning. At Kaya, we’re proud to introduce Meta Cell Plasma Treatment (MCT), a revolutionary, science-backed solution designed to address hair loss effectively. As the first clinic chain in the industry to offer this innovative treatment in India, our commitment remains to deliver transformative, clinically proven results and to foster proactive awareness around hair and scalp health.”

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