Stem Cell Therapy

Supporting Dormant Follicles

Stem cell therapy for hair is a regenerative treatment used to support follicles that are still present but inactive. The aim is to encourage those units back towards growth and to slow ongoing loss.

• The target is the follicle already in the scalp, not a new head of donor hair.
• Dormant units are the focus, where a signal to restart may still be relevant.
• Active shedding and miniaturising hairs are documented before treatment.

Slowing Loss Without a Cure Claim

This treatment does not cure baldness. It cannot recreate a full covering where follicles have been lost, and it should not be described as a full reversal of hair loss.

• Completely bald skin is not expected to regrow a transplant-level result.
• Slowing further loss is a more honest goal than promising restoration.
• A surgical transplant remains the discussion when coverage requires donor grafts.

How Stem Cell Support Is Given

Cells or their processed product are prepared and applied to the scalp in a controlled setting. Follow-up looks at calibre and shedding, without assuming a set endpoint.

• The method of delivery is explained before the procedure.
• You are advised on what to avoid on the scalp in the early days.
• Later visits compare the same zones so any change is judged against your own baseline.

Stem cell treatment at Estecenter in Istanbul is framed as follicle support, and it is not described as a cure.