Scalp & Hair Treatment

Scalp and hair protocols aimed at supporting thinning hair and improving scalp condition. LABRA offers several routes — the Dr Cyj Hair Filler and Cellbooster Hair injectable treatments, Dermapen microneedling of the scalp, a thulium laser option, and combinations with AQ growth factors — so the approach can be matched to the concern. These are best suited to early or moderate thinning rather than long-established hair loss, and work best as a course with maintenance.

LABRA's scalp and hair treatments aim to improve the condition of the scalp and support hair that is thinning, using injectable and device-based protocols rather than surgery. The Dr Cyj Hair Filler is a peptide-based injectable designed to be delivered into the scalp over a series of sessions, while Cellbooster Hair is another injectable option intended to nourish the scalp environment. Microneedling of the scalp with the Dermapen creates micro-channels that stimulate the tissue and improve the delivery of active ingredients, and the studio also offers a thulium laser option and combinations that add AQ growth factors for a stronger regenerative signal. A session generally takes around thirty to forty-five minutes, often after the scalp is numbed for comfort, with little downtime beyond possible mild tenderness or redness. Because these treatments support existing follicles rather than creating new ones, they work best for early-to-moderate, non-scarring thinning — including age- and hormone-related thinning — and are less effective where hair has been lost for a long time, so realistic expectations are set beforehand. Results are gradual and depend on completing a course and continuing maintenance, so a plan of several sessions spaced a few weeks apart followed by periodic top-ups is typical. The different protocols can be combined or alternated according to the assessment. Suitability, the likely number of sessions and any contraindications are reviewed before starting, and the treatments are generally avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding.