Pattern Hair Loss
Treatment Overview
G Cell Hair Regeneration
GCell is a 100% autologous hair treatment that uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue to prepare a micrograft suspension. The process involves chemical-free preparation and advanced photoactivation technology. It is designed as a single-session treatment, although individual treatment plans may vary.
100% Autologous
Single-Session Treatment
Chemical-Free Processing
Treatment Focus
What It Treats
Concerns
Reduced Hair Density
Weakened Hair Follicles
Damaged Hair
Mechanism & Benefits
How It Works
GCell uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue, which is processed and photoactivated before being administered to targeted areas to support hair follicle activity.
Supports Existing Hair Follicles
Supports Healthier Hair Growth
Improves Hair Density & Thickness
Promotes Blood Circulation
Supports Natural Hair Regeneration
During Treatment
Treatment Process
Consultation & Scalp Assessment
Local Anaesthesia
Tissue Collection
Micrograft Processing
Photoactivation
Micrograft Administration
Aftercare
Treatment Expectations
What to Expect
Treatment Area
Scalp
Treatment Time
Approximately 45 minutes.
Comfort
Local anaesthesia is administered to the donor area before tissue collection.
Downtime
Minimal downtime. Mild temporary redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur following treatment. Hair can be washed 24 hours after treatment.
Treatment Plan
Typically a single-session treatment, depending on individual needs.
Results
Visible changes may begin from around the second month, although individual responses to treatment may vary.
After Treatment
Post-Treatment Care
Scalp Care
Avoid touching, rubbing or scratching the donor and treatment areas during the initial recovery period.
Hair Washing
Avoid washing your hair for the first 24 hours following the procedure.
Physical Activity & Heat
Avoid strenuous exercise and excessive heat exposure, including saunas, during the initial recovery period.
Swimming
Avoid swimming during the initial recovery period and follow your doctor’s instructions on when to resume.
Safety & Suitability
Who May Not Be Suitable for GCell?
- Patients Undergoing Active Cancer Treatment
- Patients with Autoimmune Diseases
- Patients with Widespread Bleeding Disorders
- Pregnant or Breastfeeding Individuals
Before Treatment
A medical assessment is required before treatment. Inform your doctor of your medical history, current medications and any relevant health conditions
Book a Consultation
Speak with an MH Clinic doctor to discuss your hair and scalp concerns.
GCell is a 100% autologous hair treatment that uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue to prepare a micrograft suspension. The process involves chemical-free preparation and advanced photoactivation technology. It is designed as a single-session treatment, although individual treatment plans may vary.
100% Autologous
Single-Session Treatment
Chemical-Free Processing
Pattern Hair Loss
Reduced Hair Density
Weakened Hair Follicles
Damaged Hair
GCell uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue, which is processed and photoactivated before being administered to targeted areas to support hair follicle activity.
Supports Existing Hair Follicles
Supports Healthier Hair Growth
Improves Hair Density & Thickness
Promotes Blood Circulation
Supports Natural Hair Regeneration
Consultation & Scalp Assessment
Local Anaesthesia
Tissue Collection
Micrograft Processing
Photoactivation
Micrograft Administration
Aftercare
Treatment Area
Scalp
Treatment Time
Approximately 45 minutes.
Comfort
Local anaesthesia is administered to the donor area before tissue collection.
Downtime
Minimal downtime. Mild temporary redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur following treatment. Hair can be washed 24 hours after treatment.
Treatment Plan
Typically a single-session treatment, depending on individual needs.
Results
Visible changes may begin from around the second month, although individual responses to treatment may vary.
Scalp Care
Avoid touching, rubbing or scratching the donor and treatment areas during the initial recovery period.
Hair Washing
Avoid washing your hair for the first 24 hours following the procedure.
Physical Activity & Heat
Avoid strenuous exercise and excessive heat exposure, including saunas, during the initial recovery period.
Swimming
Avoid swimming during the initial recovery period and follow your doctor’s instructions on when to resume.
Who May Not Be Suitable for GCell?
- Patients Undergoing Active Cancer Treatment
- Patients with Autoimmune Diseases
- Patients with Widespread Bleeding Disorders
- Pregnant or Breastfeeding Individuals
Before Treatment
A medical assessment is required before treatment. Inform your doctor of your medical history, current medications and any relevant health conditions
GCell is a 100% autologous hair treatment that uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue to prepare a micrograft suspension. The process involves chemical-free preparation and advanced photoactivation technology. It is designed as a single-session treatment, although individual treatment plans may vary.
100% Autologous
Single-Session Treatment
Chemical-Free Processing
Pattern Hair Loss
Reduced Hair Density
Weakened Hair Follicles
Damaged Hair
GCell uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue, which is processed and photoactivated before being administered to targeted areas to support hair follicle activity.
Supports Existing Hair Follicles
Supports Healthier Hair Growth
Improves Hair Density & Thickness
Promotes Blood Circulation
Supports Natural Hair Regeneration
Consultation & Scalp Assessment
Local Anaesthesia
Tissue Collection
Micrograft Processing
Photoactivation
Micrograft Administration
Aftercare
Treatment Area
Scalp
Treatment Time
Approximately 45 minutes.
Comfort
Local anaesthesia is administered to the donor area before tissue collection.
Downtime
Minimal downtime. Mild temporary redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur following treatment. Hair can be washed 24 hours after treatment.
Treatment Plan
Typically a single-session treatment, depending on individual needs.
Results
Visible changes may begin from around the second month, although individual responses to treatment may vary.
Scalp Care
Avoid touching, rubbing or scratching the donor and treatment areas during the initial recovery period.
Hair Washing
Avoid washing your hair for the first 24 hours following the procedure.
Physical Activity & Heat
Avoid strenuous exercise and excessive heat exposure, including saunas, during the initial recovery period.
Swimming
Avoid swimming during the initial recovery period and follow your doctor’s instructions on when to resume.
Who May Not Be Suitable for GCell?
- Patients Undergoing Active Cancer Treatment
- Patients with Autoimmune Diseases
- Patients with Widespread Bleeding Disorders
- Pregnant or Breastfeeding Individuals
Before Treatment
A medical assessment is required before treatment. Inform your doctor of your medical history, current medications and any relevant health conditions
GCell is a 100% autologous hair treatment that uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue to prepare a micrograft suspension. The process involves chemical-free preparation and advanced photoactivation technology. It is designed as a single-session treatment, although individual treatment plans may vary.
100% Autologous
Single-Session Treatment
Chemical-Free Processing
Pattern Hair Loss
Reduced Hair Density
Weakened Hair Follicles
Damaged Hair
GCell uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue, which is processed and photoactivated before being administered to targeted areas to support hair follicle activity.
Supports Existing Hair Follicles
Supports Healthier Hair Growth
Improves Hair Density & Thickness
Promotes Blood Circulation
Supports Natural Hair Regeneration
Consultation & Scalp Assessment
Local Anaesthesia
Tissue Collection
Micrograft Processing
Photoactivation
Micrograft Administration
Aftercare
Treatment Area
Scalp
Treatment Time
Approximately 45 minutes.
Comfort
Local anaesthesia is administered to the donor area before tissue collection.
Downtime
Minimal downtime. Mild temporary redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur following treatment. Hair can be washed 24 hours after treatment.
Treatment Plan
Typically a single-session treatment, depending on individual needs.
Results
Visible changes may begin from around the second month, although individual responses to treatment may vary.
Scalp Care
Avoid touching, rubbing or scratching the donor and treatment areas during the initial recovery period.
Hair Washing
Avoid washing your hair for the first 24 hours following the procedure.
Physical Activity & Heat
Avoid strenuous exercise and excessive heat exposure, including saunas, during the initial recovery period.
Swimming
Avoid swimming during the initial recovery period and follow your doctor’s instructions on when to resume.
Who May Not Be Suitable for GCell?
- Patients Undergoing Active Cancer Treatment
- Patients with Autoimmune Diseases
- Patients with Widespread Bleeding Disorders
- Pregnant or Breastfeeding Individuals
Before Treatment
A medical assessment is required before treatment. Inform your doctor of your medical history, current medications and any relevant health conditions
GCell is a 100% autologous hair treatment that uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue to prepare a micrograft suspension. The process involves chemical-free preparation and advanced photoactivation technology. It is designed as a single-session treatment, although individual treatment plans may vary.
100% Autologous
Single-Session Treatment
Chemical-Free Processing
Pattern Hair Loss
Reduced Hair Density
Weakened Hair Follicles
Damaged Hair
GCell uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue, which is processed and photoactivated before being administered to targeted areas to support hair follicle activity.
Supports Existing Hair Follicles
Supports Healthier Hair Growth
Improves Hair Density & Thickness
Promotes Blood Circulation
Supports Natural Hair Regeneration
Consultation & Scalp Assessment
Local Anaesthesia
Tissue Collection
Micrograft Processing
Photoactivation
Micrograft Administration
Aftercare
Treatment Area
Scalp
Treatment Time
Approximately 45 minutes.
Comfort
Local anaesthesia is administered to the donor area before tissue collection.
Downtime
Minimal downtime. Mild temporary redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur following treatment. Hair can be washed 24 hours after treatment.
Treatment Plan
Typically a single-session treatment, depending on individual needs.
Results
Visible changes may begin from around the second month, although individual responses to treatment may vary.
Scalp Care
Avoid touching, rubbing or scratching the donor and treatment areas during the initial recovery period.
Hair Washing
Avoid washing your hair for the first 24 hours following the procedure.
Physical Activity & Heat
Avoid strenuous exercise and excessive heat exposure, including saunas, during the initial recovery period.
Swimming
Avoid swimming during the initial recovery period and follow your doctor’s instructions on when to resume.
Who May Not Be Suitable for GCell?
- Patients Undergoing Active Cancer Treatment
- Patients with Autoimmune Diseases
- Patients with Widespread Bleeding Disorders
- Pregnant or Breastfeeding Individuals
Before Treatment
A medical assessment is required before treatment. Inform your doctor of your medical history, current medications and any relevant health conditions
GCell is a 100% autologous hair treatment that uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue to prepare a micrograft suspension. The process involves chemical-free preparation and advanced photoactivation technology. It is designed as a single-session treatment, although individual treatment plans may vary.
100% Autologous
Single-Session Treatment
Chemical-Free Processing
Pattern Hair Loss
Reduced Hair Density
Weakened Hair Follicles
Damaged Hair
GCell uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue, which is processed and photoactivated before being administered to targeted areas to support hair follicle activity.
Supports Existing Hair Follicles
Supports Healthier Hair Growth
Improves Hair Density & Thickness
Promotes Blood Circulation
Supports Natural Hair Regeneration
Consultation & Scalp Assessment
Local Anaesthesia
Tissue Collection
Micrograft Processing
Photoactivation
Micrograft Administration
Aftercare
Treatment Area
Scalp
Treatment Time
Approximately 45 minutes.
Comfort
Local anaesthesia is administered to the donor area before tissue collection.
Downtime
Minimal downtime. Mild temporary redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur following treatment. Hair can be washed 24 hours after treatment.
Treatment Plan
Typically a single-session treatment, depending on individual needs.
Results
Visible changes may begin from around the second month, although individual responses to treatment may vary.
Scalp Care
Avoid touching, rubbing or scratching the donor and treatment areas during the initial recovery period.
Hair Washing
Avoid washing your hair for the first 24 hours following the procedure.
Physical Activity & Heat
Avoid strenuous exercise and excessive heat exposure, including saunas, during the initial recovery period.
Swimming
Avoid swimming during the initial recovery period and follow your doctor’s instructions on when to resume.
Who May Not Be Suitable for GCell?
- Patients Undergoing Active Cancer Treatment
- Patients with Autoimmune Diseases
- Patients with Widespread Bleeding Disorders
- Pregnant or Breastfeeding Individuals
Before Treatment
A medical assessment is required before treatment. Inform your doctor of your medical history, current medications and any relevant health conditions
GCell is a 100% autologous hair treatment that uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue to prepare a micrograft suspension. The process involves chemical-free preparation and advanced photoactivation technology. It is designed as a single-session treatment, although individual treatment plans may vary.
100% Autologous
Single-Session Treatment
Chemical-Free Processing
Pattern Hair Loss
Reduced Hair Density
Weakened Hair Follicles
Damaged Hair
GCell uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue, which is processed and photoactivated before being administered to targeted areas to support hair follicle activity.
Supports Existing Hair Follicles
Supports Healthier Hair Growth
Improves Hair Density & Thickness
Promotes Blood Circulation
Supports Natural Hair Regeneration
Consultation & Scalp Assessment
Local Anaesthesia
Tissue Collection
Micrograft Processing
Photoactivation
Micrograft Administration
Aftercare
Treatment Area
Scalp
Treatment Time
Approximately 45 minutes.
Comfort
Local anaesthesia is administered to the donor area before tissue collection.
Downtime
Minimal downtime. Mild temporary redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur following treatment. Hair can be washed 24 hours after treatment.
Treatment Plan
Typically a single-session treatment, depending on individual needs.
Results
Visible changes may begin from around the second month, although individual responses to treatment may vary.
Scalp Care
Avoid touching, rubbing or scratching the donor and treatment areas during the initial recovery period.
Hair Washing
Avoid washing your hair for the first 24 hours following the procedure.
Physical Activity & Heat
Avoid strenuous exercise and excessive heat exposure, including saunas, during the initial recovery period.
Swimming
Avoid swimming during the initial recovery period and follow your doctor’s instructions on when to resume.
Who May Not Be Suitable for GCell?
- Patients Undergoing Active Cancer Treatment
- Patients with Autoimmune Diseases
- Patients with Widespread Bleeding Disorders
- Pregnant or Breastfeeding Individuals
Before Treatment
A medical assessment is required before treatment. Inform your doctor of your medical history, current medications and any relevant health conditions
GCell is a 100% autologous hair treatment that uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue to prepare a micrograft suspension. The process involves chemical-free preparation and advanced photoactivation technology. It is designed as a single-session treatment, although individual treatment plans may vary.
100% Autologous
Single-Session Treatment
Chemical-Free Processing
Pattern Hair Loss
Reduced Hair Density
Weakened Hair Follicles
Damaged Hair
GCell uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue, which is processed and photoactivated before being administered to targeted areas to support hair follicle activity.
Supports Existing Hair Follicles
Supports Healthier Hair Growth
Improves Hair Density & Thickness
Promotes Blood Circulation
Supports Natural Hair Regeneration
Consultation & Scalp Assessment
Local Anaesthesia
Tissue Collection
Micrograft Processing
Photoactivation
Micrograft Administration
Aftercare
Treatment Area
Scalp
Treatment Time
Approximately 45 minutes.
Comfort
Local anaesthesia is administered to the donor area before tissue collection.
Downtime
Minimal downtime. Mild temporary redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur following treatment. Hair can be washed 24 hours after treatment.
Treatment Plan
Typically a single-session treatment, depending on individual needs.
Results
Visible changes may begin from around the second month, although individual responses to treatment may vary.
Scalp Care
Avoid touching, rubbing or scratching the donor and treatment areas during the initial recovery period.
Hair Washing
Avoid washing your hair for the first 24 hours following the procedure.
Physical Activity & Heat
Avoid strenuous exercise and excessive heat exposure, including saunas, during the initial recovery period.
Swimming
Avoid swimming during the initial recovery period and follow your doctor’s instructions on when to resume.
Who May Not Be Suitable for GCell?
- Patients Undergoing Active Cancer Treatment
- Patients with Autoimmune Diseases
- Patients with Widespread Bleeding Disorders
- Pregnant or Breastfeeding Individuals
Before Treatment
A medical assessment is required before treatment. Inform your doctor of your medical history, current medications and any relevant health conditions
GCell is a 100% autologous hair treatment that uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue to prepare a micrograft suspension. The process involves chemical-free preparation and advanced photoactivation technology. It is designed as a single-session treatment, although individual treatment plans may vary.
100% Autologous
Single-Session Treatment
Chemical-Free Processing
Pattern Hair Loss
Reduced Hair Density
Weakened Hair Follicles
Damaged Hair
GCell uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue, which is processed and photoactivated before being administered to targeted areas to support hair follicle activity.
Supports Existing Hair Follicles
Supports Healthier Hair Growth
Improves Hair Density & Thickness
Promotes Blood Circulation
Supports Natural Hair Regeneration
Consultation & Scalp Assessment
Local Anaesthesia
Tissue Collection
Micrograft Processing
Photoactivation
Micrograft Administration
Aftercare
Treatment Area
Scalp
Treatment Time
Approximately 45 minutes.
Comfort
Local anaesthesia is administered to the donor area before tissue collection.
Downtime
Minimal downtime. Mild temporary redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur following treatment. Hair can be washed 24 hours after treatment.
Treatment Plan
Typically a single-session treatment, depending on individual needs.
Results
Visible changes may begin from around the second month, although individual responses to treatment may vary.
Scalp Care
Avoid touching, rubbing or scratching the donor and treatment areas during the initial recovery period.
Hair Washing
Avoid washing your hair for the first 24 hours following the procedure.
Physical Activity & Heat
Avoid strenuous exercise and excessive heat exposure, including saunas, during the initial recovery period.
Swimming
Avoid swimming during the initial recovery period and follow your doctor’s instructions on when to resume.
Who May Not Be Suitable for GCell?
- Patients Undergoing Active Cancer Treatment
- Patients with Autoimmune Diseases
- Patients with Widespread Bleeding Disorders
- Pregnant or Breastfeeding Individuals
Before Treatment
A medical assessment is required before treatment. Inform your doctor of your medical history, current medications and any relevant health conditions
GCell is a 100% autologous hair treatment that uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue to prepare a micrograft suspension. The process involves chemical-free preparation and advanced photoactivation technology. It is designed as a single-session treatment, although individual treatment plans may vary.
100% Autologous
Single-Session Treatment
Chemical-Free Processing
Pattern Hair Loss
Reduced Hair Density
Weakened Hair Follicles
Damaged Hair
GCell uses a small sample of your own scalp tissue, which is processed and photoactivated before being administered to targeted areas to support hair follicle activity.
Supports Existing Hair Follicles
Supports Healthier Hair Growth
Improves Hair Density & Thickness
Promotes Blood Circulation
Supports Natural Hair Regeneration
Consultation & Scalp Assessment
Local Anaesthesia
Tissue Collection
Micrograft Processing
Photoactivation
Micrograft Administration
Aftercare
Treatment Area
Scalp
Treatment Time
Approximately 45 minutes.
Comfort
Local anaesthesia is administered to the donor area before tissue collection.
Downtime
Minimal downtime. Mild temporary redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur following treatment. Hair can be washed 24 hours after treatment.
Treatment Plan
Typically a single-session treatment, depending on individual needs.
Results
Visible changes may begin from around the second month, although individual responses to treatment may vary.
Scalp Care
Avoid touching, rubbing or scratching the donor and treatment areas during the initial recovery period.
Hair Washing
Avoid washing your hair for the first 24 hours following the procedure.
Physical Activity & Heat
Avoid strenuous exercise and excessive heat exposure, including saunas, during the initial recovery period.
Swimming
Avoid swimming during the initial recovery period and follow your doctor’s instructions on when to resume.
Who May Not Be Suitable for GCell?
- Patients Undergoing Active Cancer Treatment
- Patients with Autoimmune Diseases
- Patients with Widespread Bleeding Disorders
- Pregnant or Breastfeeding Individuals
Before Treatment
A medical assessment is required before treatment. Inform your doctor of your medical history, current medications and any relevant health conditions