How is this different from a hair transplant?
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A transplant relocates follicles from a donor area to cover a thinning area, it does not address why hair is being lost or regenerate the existing follicles. Regenerative therapy works to restore the biological environment that allows follicles to function, without surgery, without a donor site, and without the recovery period a transplant requires. They are not competing options, Revival's protocols can also be used to support transplant outcomes before or after surgery.
How many sessions are typically needed?
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This is determined at the consultation based on the extent of hair loss, the health of existing follicles, and your response to the initial treatment. Most patients begin with a series of 3–4 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart, followed by a maintenance protocol. The consultation will give you a specific recommendation, not a generic answer.
Does regenerative hair therapy work for women?
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Yes, and women are often excellent candidates, particularly for diffuse hormonal thinning associated with perimenopause or thyroid shifts. Learn about Hormone Optimization → The key distinction is that women's hair loss frequently has a hormonal component that needs to be addressed alongside the scalp protocol. Revival treats both together, which is why outcomes for female patients are often strong.
When will I see results?
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Hair follicles cycle slowly, meaningful density changes are typically visible at 3–6 months. Earlier signs include reduced shedding and improved scalp texture. We set realistic expectations at the consultation. Regenerative hair therapy requires patience, but for the right candidate, the outcomes are durable in a way topical treatments are not.
Can I still use Rogaine or take Propecia while doing this?
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This is reviewed at the consultation on a case-by-case basis. Some patients choose to continue topical treatments alongside regenerative therapy. Others use the regenerative protocol as an alternative to medications they no longer want to take. Your physician will discuss what makes sense given your specific history and goals.
Does insurance cover regenerative hair treatments?
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Regenerative hair protocols are not covered by insurance. HSA and FSA funds are accepted. Financing options can be discussed at your consultation. The initial consultation is free with no commitment required.