Hair Restoration With Microneedling Using PEP Factor

Is PEP an Alternative for PRP in the Following Scenarios for Hair Restoration?

• PEP seems to have a higher success rate in comparison to PRP.
• There’s a risk of scalp scarring and inflammation with PRP therapy. PEP is a minimally invasive procedure, and risks of injury are minimal.
• PRP takes 3-4 weeks and more than one session for the results to show. The results of PEP are faster and are visible within a few weeks.
• Both treatments can effectively reverse hair loss. However, in PRP, the results are temporary and need follow-up sessions, whereas, with PEP, the results are far more long-lasting when performed properly.

PEP Procedure

Hair loss can result from various factors, including low nutrition, aging, or simply genetics. The good news is, PepFactor or the PEP treatment is an advanced treatment form that can reverse stage 5 hair loss. That is, it can help treat severe hair fall, and in some rare cases, it can also be instrumental in reversing balding. PepFactor is a natural way to rejuvenate the scalp tissue to aid in growing healthier and better-quality hair almost instantly, and it can also be combined with other treatments such as Microneedling and LED Red Light.

Ideal PEP Candidate

The chief cause of hair loss in adults is male-pattern baldness. As the name suggests, this form of baldness is more common in males, but it is not rare in women either. Any adult experiencing hair loss is an ideal candidate for this procedure. However, PEP’s efficacy is significantly more if the treatment is opted for in the beginning stages of hair loss. Like any other medical condition, prompt treatment increases the effectiveness of the procedure.

While PepFactor treatments may be slightly more expensive than PRP, their effectiveness is comparatively much higher. While PRP needs a follow-up treatment every 6 to 9 months, the results of PEP last long