Hair Loss Treatment (Cryotherapy)

A scalp treatment for hair thinning and shedding in women and men that uses liquid-nitrogen cryostimulation to stimulate the scalp, typically as a course of five to ten sessions spaced about three weeks apart. At Derma Blansko it is combined with local and systemic supportive therapy prescribed by the dermatovenerologist, and the biostimulation laser can be added as an adjunct. Sessions are short, and a five-session package is offered at a reduced per-session rate.

Hair loss has many causes, and at Derma Blansko it is managed by a dermatovenerologist as part of a broader treatment plan rather than a single quick fix. The in-clinic procedure is cryostimulation: liquid nitrogen is applied briefly across the scalp to stimulate the treated area, a method offered to both women and men experiencing diffuse thinning or increased shedding. It is delivered as a course — typically five to ten sessions at roughly three-week intervals — because the response builds over repeated treatments rather than after a single visit. A consultation comes first, so the doctor can assess the pattern and likely cause of the hair loss and rule out conditions that need different management. The cryostimulation sessions themselves are short and well tolerated, with the brief cold sensation typical of liquid-nitrogen application. Crucially, the in-clinic treatment is combined with supportive therapy: local (topical) and systemic measures prescribed alongside the sessions, and, where appropriate, the clinic's Astar biostimulation laser as an adjunct to support the scalp and hair follicles. Because results depend on consistency, the clinic offers a five-session package at a reduced per-session rate and sets the interval and total number of sessions to the individual. Realistic expectations are discussed at the consultation, and the approach works best when any underlying medical or nutritional factors are addressed in parallel.