Hair thinning can have several causes, so a correct diagnosis matters before beginning any injectable hair treatment. At our clinic near Chembur, QR678 is considered only after a scalp assessment, review of hair-loss pattern and discussion of suitable alternatives.
QR678 is an intradermal hair-growth-factor formulation studied for androgenetic alopecia and female-pattern hair loss. Small amounts are administered into selected scalp areas over a planned series of sessions. It is not a hair transplant, and response varies according to diagnosis, severity and individual biology.
The visit begins with medical and scalp history, examination and photographs where appropriate. The doctor then explains whether QR678, medicines, nutritional correction, PRP or another approach better matches the diagnosis. If selected, the scalp is cleaned and treatment is delivered using a sterile protocol.
Adults with clinically assessed androgenetic alopecia or female-pattern hair loss may be considered. Sudden shedding, scarring alopecia, active scalp disease or hair loss caused by another illness first needs investigation.
A consultation is important because results, session numbers, downtime and suitability vary. Active infection, pregnancy, certain medicines, a tendency to form keloids, or an underlying medical condition may change the recommended plan.
Dr. Manisha's Revive Clinic provides individualized aesthetic and hair-care consultations near Chembur, Tilak Nagar, Kurla and Ghatkopar. The treatment plan is selected after examining the concern, skin or scalp condition, medical history and realistic goals. Where appropriate, this service may be combined with hair PRP or medical hair-loss treatment.
The schedule depends on examination findings and response. The doctor will recommend a course rather than promising a fixed result.
No. PRP is prepared from the patient’s blood, while QR678 is a formulated product. Suitability should be discussed during consultation.
For independent patient information, read the QR678 and PRP comparative study indexed by PubMed. This link is provided for education and does not replace an in-person medical consultation.