Alongside surgical procedures, the Japan hair transplant domain is seeing a growing application and acceptance of Non-Surgical Hair Restoration Methods, which often serve as complementary treatments or entry-level solutions. These methods include Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy, low-level laser therapy (LLLT), and prescription medications (like minoxidil and finasteride).

PRP therapy, which involves injecting concentrated growth factors from the patient’s own blood into the scalp, is particularly popular, either as a standalone treatment for early-stage hair thinning or as an enhancement to a transplant procedure, promoting faster healing and better graft survival.

These non-surgical treatments appeal to consumers who are not yet ready for surgery, those with early-stage hair loss, or those seeking maintenance treatments to preserve existing hair. Clinics that successfully offer a full spectrum of both surgical and non-surgical options are best positioned to capture the widest range of consumer needs across the entire hair restoration continuum. To see the non-surgical segments, consult the Japan Hair Transplant report.

FAQ

Q: What are two common non-surgical methods used for hair restoration? A: Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy and low-level laser therapy (LLLT).

Q: Why is PRP therapy often used in conjunction with transplant procedures? A: To promote faster healing and enhance the survival rate of the transplanted hair grafts.