Seffihair® · Zurich
Your own stem cells for natural hair growth, taken from your own fat tissue and injected precisely into the scalp.
Seffihair® uses stem cells taken from your own fat tissue, specially prepared and injected precisely into the affected areas of the scalp. These cells carry a far higher concentration of growth factors than conventional PRP, encouraging the follicles to regenerate naturally.
Because only your own tissue is used, the treatment is exceptionally well tolerated, allergic reactions are effectively ruled out.
Once injected, the isolated stem cells release growth factors and regenerative signalling molecules. These wake up weakened follicles, improve circulation in the scalp and encourage natural growth. Thinning areas visibly fill in and hair quality improves lastingly.
A small amount of fat tissue is first taken from the hip or abdomen under local anaesthetic. The stem cells drawn from it are specially prepared and injected into the scalp through fine cannulas. The procedure is painless and needs no special preparation.
A small amount of fat tissue is taken from the hip or abdomen under local anaesthetic.
The prepared stem cells are injected into the scalp through fine cannulas.
The fat is taken under local anaesthetic with little discomfort. The scalp injections use very fine cannulas and are generally well tolerated.
Fat tissue holds a far higher concentration of stem cells and growth factors than blood plasma, which is why Seffihair® can achieve a stronger and longer-lasting effect.
Yes. It combines very well with PRP, mesotherapy, polynucleotides or a hair transplant. We agree the best approach with you at the consultation.
First changes usually appear within a few weeks. The full result, visibly thicker, stronger hair, can be expected at around three to six months.
No. The treatment is minimally invasive and needs no recovery time, you are presentable immediately afterwards. For the first 24 hours, simply avoid washing your hair, exercising and direct sun.
This information is for general guidance and does not replace a consultation with a doctor. Results vary from person to person.
