HAIR FILLER
Hair Filler is an advanced injectable treatment designed to improve hair density, strengthen thinning strands, and revitalise the scalp. Using a specialised blend of hyaluronic acid and active peptides or growth-supporting ingredients (depending on the brand you use), Hair Filler works directly at the root to nourish hair follicles, improve circulation, and support healthier, fuller-looking hair over time.
This treatment is ideal for clients experiencing thinning, reduced volume, or weakened hair quality and is suitable for both men and women.
How does Hair Filler Work?
Hair Filler is gently injected into the scalp in the areas of concern, usually along thinning or sparse patches. The formula is designed to:
- Hydrate and support the scalp
- Deliver active ingredients directly to the hair follicle
- Improve blood flow and nutrient delivery
- Help prolong the growth (anagen) phase of the hair cycle
Over the following weeks and months, the scalp environment becomes healthier and more supportive of growth, which can lead to thicker, stronger-looking hair and reduced shedding. The treatment is minimally invasive and can be combined with other hair regrowth therapies as part of a comprehensive plan.
Benefits of Hair filler
Most clients begin to notice improvements in hair quality and reduced shedding after a course of treatments*, with results continuing to develop over several months.
Key benefits include:
- Improved hair density and volume
- Reduced hair shedding and breakage
- Stronger, thicker-looking strands
- Healthier, more balanced scalp
- Support for hair follicles in thinning areas
- Suitable for both men and women
For best results, a series of sessions is usually recommended, followed by maintenance as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who Is Hair Filler Best For?
Hair Filler is ideal for clients who:
- Have thinning hair or reduced volume
- Notice widening part lines or sparse areas
- Experience increased shedding or breakage
- Want to support hair growth without surgery
- Are looking for a targeted, minimally invasive solution
It can be suitable for early to moderate hair thinning and can be used alongside other medical or cosmetic hair-restoration options as advised by your practitioner.
Which areas can be treated?
Hair Filler is typically used on the scalp, focusing on areas of thinning such as the crown, hairline, or part line. Your practitioner will map out the treatment area during consultation.
Are there any side effects?
Side effects are usually mild and temporary. These can include slight redness, sensitivity, or small bumps at the injection sites, which generally settle within a few hours to a couple of days. All treatments are performed by trained professionals to maximise safety and comfort.
How many treatments will I need?
A course of treatments is usually recommended for example, sessions spaced a few weeks apart (e.g. 3–4 sessions depending on your protocol). Maintenance treatments may be suggested every few months to support ongoing results.
When will I see results?
Improvements are gradual. Many clients first notice reduced shedding and healthier-feeling hair within the first couple of months, with visible changes in density and thickness developing over time as the hair cycle progresses.
Can Hair Filler cure baldness?
Hair Filler is designed to support hair quality, density, and scalp health, particularly in thinning areas. It is not a cure for advanced baldness, but it can significantly improve the appearance and condition of hair when used early or alongside other treatments.
Is Hair Filler suitable for everyone?
Most men and women with thinning or weakened hair may be suitable candidates, but a consultation is essential. Certain medical conditions, scalp diseases, or medications may affect suitability or results.
Is there any downtime?
Downtime is minimal. You may experience temporary tenderness or small injection marks on the scalp, but most clients resume normal activities shortly after treatment. Your practitioner may advise avoiding vigorous exercise or hair treatments for a short period.
