PATIENT GUIDE

Advanced hair
restoration.

A refined, medically guided approach to healthier, fuller-looking hair.

At Vivier, hair restoration extends beyond the surface. We combine advanced regenerative therapies with a comprehensive evaluation of the hormonal, metabolic, nutritional, and lifestyle factors that may influence hair health.

Each treatment plan is thoughtfully designed around the individual — because meaningful restoration begins with understanding why change is occurring.

Educational use only. This page describes regenerative and medical approaches to hair loss; it does not diagnose a cause, recommend a therapy, promise regrowth or a percentage of density, or replace a medical evaluation. Platelet-rich plasma and injectable peptide therapies are not FDA-approved treatments for hair loss, evidence quality varies by therapy and by patient, and injectable GHK-Cu in particular remains an emerging area with developing clinical evidence. No procedure can revive follicles that are scarred or no longer present, or correct an untreated hormonal, nutritional, inflammatory, or autoimmune cause. Candidacy is determined by clinical screening — including diagnosis, follicle viability, scalp findings, medications, bleeding and anticoagulation risk, laboratory results, and pregnancy status or pregnancy plans. Sudden, patchy, painful, inflamed, or scarring hair loss should be evaluated promptly rather than treated around. Call 911 for emergencies.

Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy

PRP is an advanced regenerative treatment that harnesses the healing potential found within your own blood.

A concentrated preparation of platelets is precisely introduced into targeted areas of the scalp, delivering naturally occurring growth factors directly to the environment surrounding the hair follicle. These biological signals support tissue repair, circulation, follicular activity, and the natural hair-growth cycle.

Clinical research has demonstrated that PRP may improve hair density and support regrowth in appropriately selected patients with pattern hair loss. Because PRP is derived from the patient's own blood, it offers a highly personalized approach with no synthetic growth factors added. Response is variable, and a series of sessions with ongoing maintenance is typical rather than exceptional.

GHK-Cu Peptide Therapy

GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring copper-binding peptide recognized for its role in cellular repair, tissue remodeling, collagen production, and regenerative signaling.

When incorporated into a physician-directed hair restoration protocol, GHK-Cu is used to support scalp quality and the biological environment surrounding the follicle. Scientific research suggests that copper peptides may promote follicular activity, antioxidant protection, microcirculation, and the cellular processes involved in healthier hair growth.

GHK-Cu represents an emerging area of regenerative medicine. While its biological mechanisms are supported by laboratory and early-stage research, clinical evidence specifically evaluating injectable GHK-Cu for hair restoration remains developing — which is why it is considered case by case, in consultation, and never as a default.

Precision, Not a Standardized Protocol

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Hair loss is rarely caused by one factor. Genetics, hormones, nutrient status, inflammation, stress, medications, and metabolic health may all influence the strength and longevity of the hair follicle.

Every protocol is selected and refined according to the patient's biology, pattern of hair loss, treatment response, and long-term goals. That is also why the plan is reassessed formally rather than continued by habit: a therapy that is not doing anything for you is a therapy to change.

Knowing What You Are Treating

Regenerative care is most useful while follicles are still present but miniaturized, and it is not the right answer for every presentation. Shedding after illness or childbirth, autoimmune loss, traction, thyroid or iron deficiency, and inflammatory or scarring scalp disease each need a different work-up — and a scarring process needs one urgently.

Understanding Hair Loss sets out how pattern loss appears in men and women, which findings warrant prompt evaluation, and how regenerative care compares with hair transplantation, including what neither approach can promise.

OUR APPROACH

What a hair restoration plan may include

Because meaningful restoration begins with understanding why change is occurring, the plan starts with the evaluation — not with the procedure. Which of the following apply to you, and in what order, is decided in consultation.

OUR APPROACH MAY INCLUDE:

01Comprehensive medical and hair-loss evaluation
02Targeted laboratory testing, including hormonal and nutritional assessment, when clinically appropriate
03Platelet-rich plasma therapy
04GHK-Cu peptide therapy
05Individualized treatment scheduling
06Ongoing photography, progress monitoring, and integration with additional medical therapies when appropriate

Regeneration guided by science. Restoration designed around you.

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