When the barrier falls — serum reaches where it never could before
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The core problem in hair loss is follicle miniaturization and the decline of blood flow, oxygen, and nutrient support reaching the scalp. In androgenetic alopecia, follicles are sensitive to the DHT hormone; in telogen effluvium, stress, hormonal changes, or nutritional deficiencies push follicles collectively into the resting phase. With topical serums, the problem is not efficacy but penetration — the skin barrier prevents the active ingredient from reaching the follicle level.
The distinguishing feature of this protocol is that it directly targets the penetration problem. Stage 1 — Permeability and stimulation. Derma plasma is applied to the entire scalp, opening micro-channels and stimulating circulation in the follicle area. Then, hyper plasma is applied for approximately 3 minutes: the scalp is sterilized and the skin's surface polarity is altered to increase absorption capacity. Stage 2 — Plasma-activated serum. The serum is applied with the scalp plasma tip (40–45°C) in a plasma-activated manner: a few drops are placed on the scalp and cold plasma is applied over each drop for approximately 10 seconds. In this way, the serum penetrates to depths it normally could not reach and acts at the follicle level.
Home care is an integral part of the protocol — if the daily roll-on serum is not used, the expected result will not be achieved; this must be clearly explained to the patient at the first session. Applicable to both women and men. Due to the hair cycle, visible results may take a few months; completing all 8 sessions is important.
Our expert team has prepared a specialized protocol for Hair Loss & Alopecia treatment.
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This treatment is performed using a clinically developed protocol with the Cold Plasma and Warm Plasma technologies of the Fusion Plasma Pro device.