Resumen

Objectives: Demonstrate the effectiveness of the biomodulating solution for thickening, strengthening and stimulating the hair bulb. Introduction: Androgenic alopecia is an androgen-dependent hereditary disease that affects 70% of men and 57% of women and is due to various genetic and acquired causes. Materials / method: 19 male and female patients suffering from androgenetic alopecia were selected and evaluated using the Hamilton-Norwood scale. Each of them underwent an injection protocol of 4 sessions 15 days apart. Furthermore, each patient underwent a pre- and post-treatment photographic check 1 month after the end of the injection cycle. Results: The analysis of the post-treatment results demonstrated an improvement in the initial clinical picture thanks to the biostimulation exerted by the product used. Conclusion: From the analysis of the results obtained, an improvement in the initial clinical picture was demonstrated thanks to the biostimulation exerted by the product used. Considering the aforementioned results after just one treatment cycle, it is likely that further cycles every six months can significantly combat hair loss and thicken the areas affected by alopecia.