GFC hair treatment is a non-surgical hair restoration procedure that uses growth factors present in the patient’s own blood to activate hair regeneration. In this procedure, the derived blood is purified, and growth factors are separated from the rest of the components of blood to be injected into the scalp. It activates dormant hair follicles, inhibits hair loss, and boosts overall hair and scalp health.
At Citrine Clinic, dermatologists perform GFC hair treatment in Delhi, based on individual hair concerns, causes of hair loss and the most suitable methods to ensure safe, effective hair restoration techniques.
GFC hair treatment (growth factors concentrate) is an advanced hair restoration therapy in which growth factors derived from the patient’s own blood are injected into the scalp to activate hair regeneration. These growth factors activate dormant hair follicles, which increase hair thickness and density.
This procedure is proven to be highly effective in treating male and female pattern hair loss and androgenetic alopecia. Considered superior to Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP), the GFC hair treatment process draws a high concentration of growth factors from platelets. Moreover, the GFC injections inhibit hair loss in both men and women.
At Citrine Clinic, GFC hair treatment in Delhi is performed after a detailed scalp analysis to identify the cause, stage, and pattern of hair loss. Bringing in a combination approach with medications and science-backed hair rejuvenation procedures, Dr. Niti Gaur executes treatments with precision and best patient care.
The approximate cost of GFC treatment in Delhi is around Rs 6,000 to Rs 25,000
Factors that determine the cost of GFC hair treatment:
GFC hair treatment has several benefits:
GFC is generally considered safe when performed professionally. Temporary effects may include:
GFC hair treatment in Delhi at Citrine Clinic may be suitable for individuals with:
Early male pattern hair lossDiffuse thinning hairStress-related sheddingWeak hair density & volumeSeeking maintenance after a hair transplantDr. Niti Gaur brings precision, detailed hair assessment and quality care into her procedures for GFC hair treatment in Delhi at her clinic.
A dermatologist first performs a scalp assessment to understand
Diagnosis of cause using trichoscopy and diagnostic tests
The patient's blood sample is collected for treatment
Pure growth factor concentrate is separated from the rest of the blood components using the centrifugation technique
The scalp is first cleansed to ensure that there is no dirt
Targeted injections into thinning areas
Post-treatment scalp care advice
Follow-up sessions as advised by doctor
Recovery from GFC hair treatment requires proper care as the hair undergoes healing and regeneration.
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Timeframe |
What to Expect |
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Immediately After |
Mild redness or sensitivity on scalp |
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24 Hours |
Most patients resume routine activities |
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2–7 Days |
Scalp settles completely |
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1–2 Months |
Reduced hair fall may be noticed |
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3–6 Months |
Better thickness and visible improvement |
GFC hair treatment is used to treat various hair loss & scalp conditions like:
Male pattern hair loss (early stages)
Female pattern thinning
Diffuse hair fall
Alopecia areata
Hair loss due to nutrient deficiency
Hair loss due to illness
Stress-related hair fall
Weak hair density
GFC stands for Growth Factor Concentrate.
It is often marketed as a more refined, targeted version of PRP; suitability depends on the patient.
Most patients experience only mild discomfort from injections.
Usually 3–5 sessions, depending on hair loss severity.
Hair fall reduction may begin in weeks; visible thickening often takes months.
Yes, you can wash your hair after 24-48 hours, to allow scalp to settle and heal after injections. Follow post-procedure instructions care as advised by doctor.
Yes, it is commonly used for female hair thinning as well.
Maintenance sessions may be needed because hair loss can continue due to genetics or hormones. However, the treatment lasts for 6 months to 2 years/
Results are best where follicles are still alive; long-term bald areas respond less.
Generally yes, when performed by qualified specialists under sterile conditions.
