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Toronto, ON – SMP® His Hair Clinic Canada announces a new website geared specifically for facial micropigmentation, https://facialmicropigmentation.com.  This new site focuses on the art of replicating hair follicles on the face using special pigment ink to give the illusion of the unshaven look or to add density to sparse hair. The FMP technique is the same as SMP® Scalp Micropigmentation, but the focus is on the mustache, beard, and sideburns. 

What is SMP®?  SMP® is known as scalp micropigmentation.  SMP® was developed by international renowned His Hair Clinic UK in 2002.  Its founder Ian Watson, who pioneered this new procedure for hair loss when he was suffering from alopecia after losing his brother to cancer.  Ian spent many years perfecting this specialized technique of replicating the hair follicles on the scalp using specialized ink pigment, not tattoo ink that normally discolored over time.  Ian is the world’s first SMP® recipient and proudly shows this for all his clients to see for the past 18 years. Today His Hair Clinic is known around the world as the leader and first SMP® clinic to specialize in this specialized hair loss procedure. SMP® is a trademark of His Hair Clinic.

SMP® scalp micropigmentation is a permanent hair loss solution.  With proper care, including using high sunscreen when outside, SMP® does not require any touchup for eight to fifteen years or more. If you are outdoors most of the time or have a strong immune system, the treatment may require a touch up sooner.

His Hair Clinic Canada, with their website https://hairtattoo.ca has performed may SMP® procedures for Canadians as well as other nationalities that come from all over the world specifically to receive the professional SMP® treatment in the Toronto GTA, thanks to the high level training received from Mr. Ian Watson.   

Today, SMP® His Hair Clinic Canada is proud to launch its FMP Facial Micropigmentation site https://hairtattoo.ca/FMP-Facial-Micropigmentation/ to address the need for men who would like to add additional hair density either to hair beard, moustache or sideburns.  FMP Facial Micropigmentation has grown in popularity over the years as men’s grooming style has embraced the stubble, scruff and permashadow look. This look has the appearance of slight beard growth on a mans upper lip, chin, face and neck areas in the day since shaving in the morning, also known as the five o’clock shadow.

FMP IS IDEAL FOR:

MUSTACHES, GOATEES, SIDEBURNS, AND BEARDS

• If you have no hair
• If you have thin / sparse hair
• If you have uneven patches of hair
• If you have Alopecia Areata and Alopecia Universalis that affects facial hair
• If you have scars on your beard, sideburns, goatee, or mustache
• If you are transitioning and looking for a more masculine look.

Does SMP® scalp micropigmentation and FMP facial micropigmentation look real? That is the main concern for all our clients, and the answer is a definite YES! Even from just one foot away, even close family members cannot tell where your real hair ends and where the SMP® begins. Scalp hairs range from around 67 micrometers to 120 micrometers. (67 Um with Asian descent, 77 Um in Caucasian, and 120 Um from African descent).

Our SMP® dots place in the dermis are between 90 to 150 micrometers in diameter. This may seem larger than real human hair, but when view from a few inches to a few feet away, the size is indistinguishable from real hair follicles.

His Hair Clinic Canada is a division of Laser Wellness and Trichology Centre.  The company has in-clinic Trichologists that can help with hair loss conditions if SMP® and FMP are not something that clients are thinking of doing but would still like to still regain their hair.  At Laser Wellness https://laserwellness.ca, we specialize in hair loss treatments, including AAPE® stem cell therapy and laser hair therapy, https://hairlossclinic.ca.  We also have other programs such as laser quit smoking therapy, laser teeth whitening, tattoo removal, allergy laser therapy, and SMP® scalp micropigmentation and FMP facial micropigmentation.

We serve the Toronto GTA area with teeth whitening clinics in Brampton, Etobicoke, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Toronto, and Markham.  Our main SMP® and hair loss clinic is located at 9140 Leslie St, Richmond Hill. Please give us a call at 647-492-5022 to request a free consultation.

SMP scalp micropigmentation, was developed by internationally-recognized HIS Hair Clinic.  Their experience, expertise and results are widely regarded as the best in the world.

HIS Hair Clinic is proud to be recognized as the FIRST company to specialize in cosmetic and medical SMP. We spent many years developing our technique as an effective, innovation non-surgical treatment for hair loss sufferers.  SMP results leave you with the look of micro hairs that replicate real hair, creating a natural “buzzed” hair style, perfect for modern, stylish men or restoring the appearance of fullness and density for women suffering from diffuse hair loss.

Is SMP Scalp Micropigmentation a hair tattoo?

Yes and No. SMP or Scalp Micropigmentation is often referred as Hair Tattoo. However, SMP is nothing like a regular tattoo. Scalp micropigmentation requires the technician to apply the specialized technique using a multitude of different needle sizes, penetration depths, angles, pigment colours and distribution rates depending on the specific area of the scalp being treated at the time, the skin tone of the individual and the desired final appearance. SMP needles do not penetrate as deeply as with a standard tattoo and our specialized and tested pigments, not tattoo inks that change colour over time. We use computer controlled microfine needles in triple clusters to achieve the guaranteed consistency of results that SMP scalp micropigmentation demands.

What is SMP Scalp Micropigmentation?

SMP was developed as both a cosmetic procedure, for men and women suffering with all types of hair loss, and as a medical procedure to help conceal scars, burns and birthmarks, as well as the full spectrum of alopecia strains.

During a SMP procedure, a blend of specialist pigments specifically formulated for the client are deposited into the dermal layer of the skin on the scalp.  Using a highly sophisticated combination of angles, penetration depths, deposit sizes and pigment shades, these deposits create an extremely realistic illusion that replicates hair follicles.

SMP is truly viable alternative to traditional hair transplant surgery, hair systems, pills, potions and cover-ups. Around the world, many thousands of clients now live their lives free from hair loss without scarring, lengthy maintenance routines, unwelcome side effects or significant ongoing financial outlay.

SMP is used to treat

• Male pattern baldness
• Receding hairline
• Hair transplant scars
• Alopecia

 Who invented SMP?

Mr. Ian Watson, Co-Founder and Director of HIS hair Clinic, suffered from alopecia due to the stress of losing his brother to cancer.  After researching all the hair loss options available, he concluded non were suitable for him.

Following several years of intensive research and honing the technique alongside some of the world’s most respected hair loss experts and micropigmentation practitioners in Harley Street, London and Melbourne, Australia, SMP was established.

Today HIS Hair have SMP clinics all around the world. We have more clinics around the world than any of our competitors.  We are therefore in the best position to offer an efficient and effective local service.  Each clinic treats a significant (and growing) number of clients each and every week, therefore accelerating the rate at which we are able to develop our technique even further.

HIS Hair Clinic are SMP Specialists with more than 17 years’ experience in the field of Scalp MicroPigmentation for hair loss.  We do not offer tattoo or permanent make-up services.  Instead, we have focused on providing a world-class Scalp MicroPigmentation service with sufficient artistic flair to create perfect natural hairlines, exact colour matches and carefully constructed follicle densities.

All HIS Hair Clinic staff around the world are professionally trained and qualified to the same exceptional standards, able to perform highly advanced, specialist Scalp MicroPigmentation techniques.  Each of our practitioners is trained to act with discretion and total professionalism for the benefit of all our clients, including VIPs.

Each practitioner has completed our intensive training program at one of our Training Academies, and has proven their competence, artistic talent and consistency in the most demanding and diverse situations. HIS Hair Clinic clients can rest assured that only the most competent, knowledgeable individuals perform our treatments.

The new Toronto GTA clinic, TRICHOLOGY CENTRE, located at 9140 Leslie St, Richmond Hill, specializes in both scalp micropigmentation and hair loss conditions. HIS Hair Canada’s website, Hairtattoo.ca is specific for scalp micropigmentation and the trichology site hairlossclinic.ca specializes in hair and scalp conditions and hair loss treatments, such as AAPE stem cell therapy and laser hair photo therapy.  The owner of Hair Tattoo and Hair Loss Clinic, who is also a certified trichologist with the World Trichology Society, studied the specialized SMP techniques in the UK with Mr. Ian Watson.

Today, Hair Tattoo Clinic and Hair Loss Clinic welcomes new clients from all over the Toronto GTA. Our Trichology Centre has all the hair loss solutions for you if you are in the process of losing your hair.   SMP is changing the way people from all around the world combat their hair loss problems.  Whereas in the past the only solutions have been temporary (hair systems, concealers etc.), have had their effectiveness called into question or involve a surgical procedure, some of which result in scarring of the scalp, at last people have a viable alternative.

For both men and women hair loss sufferers, we are fully aware of your extreme sensitive needs, and our hair loss clinics are designed to provide a private, confidential and relaxing environment. If you are suffering from hair loss and looking for the best SMP or other hair loss solutions, why not give us a call for a free no obligation consultation at (647) 492-5022. You can also visit our SMP site at hairtattoo.ca and or hair loss site that offers other hair loss solutions at hairlossclinic.ca.

 

TRICHOLOGY CENTRE

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9140 Leslie St #301, Richmond Hill, Ontario, L4B 3L6

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You are losing your hair and the hair loss treatments you’ve been using like Minoxidil and Propecia for your scalp just isn’t working anymore. What should you do?  There are really only two options left, SMP or scalp micropigmentation and hair transplant. Both are very popular, but is one better than the other?

Your decision would be based on three main things:

1. Your budget
2. Your hair style
3. The amount of donor hair you have (back of scalp area)

Hair transplantation is the process of transferring your active hair follicles from the back of your scalp to the thinning areas in the front hair line and frontal scalp area where your hair loss from typical male pattern baldness occurs. The hair in the donor area does not fall out like the ones in the front, and thus once transplanted, will not miniaturize and shed.

There are two main types of hair transplant procedures, FUT or FUE. In FUT (Follicular Unit Transplant/strip) the surgeon removes a strip of donor skin where the individual follicular units are harvested and transplanted to the thinning area.  In FUE (Follicular Unit Excision), each individual follicular units are harvested directly from the scalp one at a time.

Advantage of Hair Transplant

1. It’s permanent. Once you’ve completed two to three transplant sessions, if done by a good hair transplant surgeon, your hair should look completely natural.

Disadvantage of Hair Transplant

1. Costly: On average between $10,000-$15,000 depending on how many sessions you require and the type of hair transplant you choose (FUE or FUT). You can find cheaper surgeons, eg. in Turkey, but still need to pay for flight and hotel and go back more than once.
2. Invasive: This is a surgical procedure and with any surgeries there could be complications.
3. Scarring: There is scarring on the back of your scalp where the donor hair was harvested. This may be fine if you wear your hairstyle long, however if you want short hair or have the buzz cut look, then both types of scarring (strip and pitting) can be seen.
4. Down Time: Because it is surgery, you will need to take some time off work for the healing process to take place.
5. Hair Shock Loss: It’s a term that happens to your hair after the hair transplant. Shock hair loss usually happens between two to eight weeks after a hair transplant, when your new hair grafts enter a resting phase and the hairs are shed.
6. Multiple Sessions required: Depending on how much hair you’ve lost; you may need anywhere from two to three sessions to complete your hair transplant. In an average hair transplant, between 500 to 2500 grafts are harvested and planted in a single session. However, if more grafts are needed, then at least two sessions are required, normally spaced six months apart. So, in the interim you’d need to settle for a half finished look for many months or even longer.
7. Not enough donor hair. This is perhaps the most disadvantage issue with hair transplant. If you don’t have enough donor hair, it will lead to poor results. It will look half-finished and not the thicker looking hair you had hoped for. If you are in the process of losing your hair, the problem is you don’t know exactly how much more your hair is going to recede. Transplanting hairs from the back of the scalp that may still recede will eventually miniaturize and fall out in the front.

If you’ve already lost most of your hair and have a good idea no more is going to fall out, then the hair transplant surgeon can give you a good assessment as to whether you have enough donor hair to complete a successful hair transplant.  If you don’t, then SMP scalp micropigmentation is really the only other alternative, unless you want to wear a hair system (toupee or wig).

So, what is SMP?  SMP, or Scalp Micropigmentation for short, is the process of applying individual dots of inks into the scalp to replicate hair follicles. If done by a well-trained technician, the results look like real natural hair follicles even at close range.

Advantage of SMP Scalp Micropigmentation

1. Affordable: (compared to hair transplant). Cost range on average from $3000-$5000 depending on the area of scalp that needs to be done.
2. Non-Surgical: The needle for SMP is much smaller than traditional tattoo needles. Also, the depth of penetration is not as deep as a traditional tattoos. So little or less pain than regular tattoos.
3. Can hide scars left from hair transplants. If you’ve done previous hair transplants, and don’t have enough donor hair, or you just want to change your hair style to the buzz cut look, SMP can do a great job in hiding scars left over from hair transplants.
4. Little or No Down Time: A typical SMP session takes anywhere from 1-3 hours. Afterwards you can go abouts your regular day. Some redness on the scalp is typical but compared to a hair transplant, you don’t need to stay home for many days or weeks.
5. Can be done on scalp with existing hair to make it appear thicker. This is good for women who may experience thinning hair, but still retain their frontal hair lines.
6. SMP Scalp Micropigmentation is a permanent solution to hair loss. A touch up is usually not required for at least 8-10 years.
7. Most SMP clients are very happy with their results. Imagine not having a frontal hair line for many years and suddenly you have a new look with a hair line and full coverage to your scalp. Your appearance and confidence level will soar.

Disadvantages of SMP

1. SMP Scalp Micropigmentation requires you to wear your hair in a semi-shaven buzz cut look. If you don’t like this look, then it may not be for you.
2. SMP requires two to three sessions. In order to achieve a 3D look, two or three sessions are required. Stay away from any SMP clinic claiming they can do the complete procedure in just one treatment. The first and second sessions are spaced out about one week apart. A third one (if required) can be done two to four weeks after the second one.  The first session lays out a lighter pigmentation and slightly higher hairline. This allows the scalp to heal, to see how much of the pigmentation is absorbed into the scalp.  Based on the outcome of the first session, the technician will increase the pigmentation and move the hairline down some more if the client prefers.
3. SMP requires you to wear sunscreen on your scalp. If you are outdoors often, then a good sunscreen is needed to protect your investment from the damaging UV rays of the sun. If you don’t go out in the sun often, they you most likely would not require a touch up for at least ten to twenty years.

So, which is better? Scalp Micropigmentation or Hair Transplant?  Both are good, and both have their advantages and disadvantages.

Hairtattoo.ca technicians have been trained by internationally recognized Ian Watson of HIS Hair Clinic in United Kingdom, the originator of the SMP process over 17 years ago. They are widely regarded as the best in the world.

If you believe you are a good candidate for SMP Scalp Micropigmentation, why not give TRICHOLOGY CENTRE |Hairtattoo.ca | Hairlossclinic.ca a call at 647-492-9093 for a free consultation. We have a consultation clinic in downtown Toronto and our main treatment centre is in Richmond Hill.

When you come to realize you are losing hair, in most cases panic will set in first and then likely want to see a hair loss clinic for consultation to start treatment right way to restore your hair. This is all well and good. While fast action is great to prevent additional hair loss, it’s always important from a professional stand point to first measure how fast you are losing hair before starting treatment.

Fortunately there are a number of classification systems that can help you measure the extent of baldness or hair loss if you live in Toronto and Greater Toronto Area. In Canada, the Hamilton-Norwood Scale is among the more popular scales used to by hair loss clinics and patients to measure alopecia or male pattern baldness syndrome.

With this, the Norwood Scale is very easy to use because it is based on a series of reference images that help easy identification of the various stages or levels of baldness in men. Based on the extent and patterns of your hair loss, the Norwood scale provides seven stages of classification which is referenced against an image showing a specific level and pattern of baldness.

 

Depending upon which picture matches the patient’s hair loss level and pattern; hair loss technician will have the ability to measures the extent of male pattern baldness and the severity of baldness and suggest the appropriate hair loss treatment for the patient.

At Hair Loss Clinic, We use AAPE Hair Loss Therapy to stop hair loss and provide strategies and options for faster hair growth in Greater Toronto Area.  AAPE is mixture of refined growth factors extracted from human adipose-derived cells conditioned media and induces proliferation of dermal papilla cells of human hair follicles to make hair regrow twice faster. We use AAPE rather than PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma), for Hair Loss, to increase total hair count etc. Contact us today at 647.492.9093 for a free consultation or visit our website here: https://www.hairlossclinic.ca

During our in-off consultation with clients, perhaps one of the biggest questions we get ask all the time is: Why Do I need To Measure My Hair Loss especially if you are already losing hair?  This is a great question, well one reason to measure hair loss is because it can be deceiving and in fact, we all loss a certain amount of hair daily, weekly, monthly and year. On average men tend to loss 50 to 100 hairs each day so if you notice your hair falling out in the shower, it could be completely natural.

The fact is measuring your hair loss is important because it will help you determine what treatment works best in Toronto and Greater Toronto Area. 

NORWOOD SCALE TO MEASURE MALE PATTERN HAIR LOSS:

If you are a man living in Toronto or the Greater Toronto Area and believe that you are suffering from male hair loss, then using the Norwood Scale is a good to measure the level of your hair loss. The Norwood Scale has seven stages, ranging from minor hair loss, no hair loss to complete baldness.

• Stage 1. Is considered the least problematic level of baldness as there is insignificant hair loss nor hairline recession.
• Stage 2. Generally dubbed the adult or mature hairline. Here, the reference image shows a minor recession of the hairline, primarily near the temple region.
• Stage 3. Indicates the initial signs of clinically significant balding with a deeply recessed hairline, in V, U or M shape, at both the temples.
• Stage 4. The severity of hairline recession exceeds that of stage 2, and hair is sparse or absent on the top of the scalp or vertex. A band of hair connects the two bald areas.
• Stage 5. Here, the area of hair loss in the two spots are bigger than in the previous stage. Although still lying separately, the two bald patches are connected by a thinner and sparser band of hair.
• Stage 6. The bald areas in the temple zone converge with th bald zone at the vertex. At this stage, the connecting band of hair is virtually non-existent. at the vertex.
• Stage 7. This stage signifies the highest level of hair loss with barely a band of hair skirting the sides of the head. Hair texture is fine, and its density is also very less.

PRP VS AAPE FOR HAIR LOSS, WHICH IS A BETTER TREATMENT?

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) therapy for hair loss is a three-step medical treatment in which a patient’s blood is drawn, processed, and then injected into the scalp. … Sometimes this approach is combined with other hair loss procedures or medications.

Because PRP therapy involves injecting your own blood into your scalp, there carries a risk of side effects such as injury to blood vessels or nerves, infection, calcification at the injection points, and scar tissue. There is also the chance that you could have a negative reaction to the anesthetic used in the therapy.

The AAPE procedure is safer, easier, cleaner, non-invasive, and painless. AAPE does not require any blood to be taken from you like PRP. There is no anesthetic required for the treatment. PRP in the best condition, contain 10-15 growth factors.

 

To Conclude:

 There are a number of options available to you in Toronto and Greater Toronto Area to free you from the clutches of male pattern baldness or hair loss.  Some patients use AAPE Hair Loss Treatment while others use PRP to facility faster hair growth and restoration.

PRP is a process in which a quantity of your blood is extracted, then centrifuged and finally injected into your scalp. But for those who don’t particularly fancy the idea of getting their blood drawn and centrifuged for PRP injection, you could explore Advanced Adipose-derived cell Protein Extracts (AAPE) hair care serum.

At Hair Loss Clinic, we provide state of the art AAPE Cell treatment to clients in the GTA. AAPE is fast and superbly effective hair regeneration system that is popular in Ontario. We have 3 locations in Toronto, Toronto Midtown and Richmond Hill area to serve you.  AAPE is ideal for those who have already experienced a PRP treatment but are not happy by the results. Contact us today at 647.492.9093 for a free consultation or visit our website here: http://hairforever.online/

Many times, despite your best efforts you are unable to stop or control hair fall. You find that even the best hair growth product or hair loss treatment that your money can buy are ineffective and you end up in despair. Take a deep breath, and think clearly for a moment. Perhaps water is the culprit. It’s time to take a closer look at the quality of water you use for shampooing and washing your hair. People lose hair for many reasons and it has been found that the quality of water they use to wash their hair on a daily basis, is a significant factor in hair loss.

Let’s examine the different types of water and the likely impact they can have on your hair growth goals. While there are options like PRP treatment, let’s also find out the natural remedies for tackling hair fall due to usage of poor quality of water for hair care. There are certain types of water that are potentially harmful for your hair. Let’s take a closely look at each.

Chlorinated water:

For long, chlorine has been the favorite chemical agent preferred by local governing bodies and civic authorities to rid non-drinking purpose water of pollutants. Even the water in swimming pools is treated with chlorine. However, using chlorinated water regularly for bathing and hair care can leave your hair dry and subsequent hair loss. Before considering a hair transplant, it’s advisable to avoid exposing your hair to the water in swimming pools as well as water treated with chlorine.

Hard water:

In areas where water supply is sourced from ground sources, due to unavailability of fresh water sources, the quality of water is found to have mineral content – calcium and magnesium in particular. Such water is known as hard water and is not suitable for washing your hair or bathing without undergoing adequate purification processes.  When used for bathing and hair care untreated hard water invariably leads to hair damage such as dryness, thinning and breakage of hair. Hard water is also known to facilitate dandruff formation and damage the hair follicles, leading to alopecia and similar conditions.

 

Rain water:

Technically speaking, rainwater is considered the purest form of water and thus the most suitable form of water to clean and maintain our hair. But unfortunately, present day pollution levels are adding acidity and toxicity to rain water too. Pollutant-laden rainwater is a major cause of hair-related woes. Regular exposure to such rain water can result in itchy scalps and hair fall. The pollutants in rain water are also capable of weakening the hair strand and render them fragile.

Salt water:

Who doesn’t love the beach? The sand and the surf sure make you feel good. But the high salt content in the sea water as well as the ambient air are bad for the skin and hair. Prolonged exposure to sea water is likely to get your hair all dry and brittle. Cover your head when you enter the water and also rely on a conditioner for hair repair, post your beach side pleasures.

5 Natural Tips for Hair Loss Growth!

When we know that water is the factor behind hair loss, we can try a few kitchen herbs to reverse the effect. Some of these herbs contain the elements that hair growth vitamins contain too:

Gooseberry:

A rich source of antioxidants and vitamin C, gooseberry extract has been found effective in containing baldness and hair loss. Simply mix gooseberry juice with lime juice and dilute the mixture with water to concoct a hair mask for your scalp. Wash it away after an hour and see your hair glow and shine!

Fenugreek:

A common member in most kitchen cabinets, fenugreek is replete with components that are good for hair follicle health. It helps contain hair loss and promotes hair growth. A simple remedy would be to grind fenugreek seeds into a paste which can be applied to the hair. An hour later, simply rinse your hair in cold water. Follow this routine for a few weeks and you’ll be able to see positive results.

Beetroot:

Beetroot juice is loaded with nutrients ranging from carbohydrates and protein to phosphorus, vitamins B and C, which are essentials for hair health. You can even use beetroot leaves to care your hair. Simply crush the leaves and apply the juice to your scalp to get hair that’s smooth and silky.

Onion juice:

The high sulfur content in onion juice helps boost blood circulation to the hair follicles on your scalp. This helps rejuvenate the follicle growth along with reducing inflammation. Onion juice also possesses good anti-dandruff properties. Simply crush an onion and smear its juice to your scalp. Half an hour later wash your hair with a gentle shampoo to get rid of the odor along with the dandruff.

Coconut:

Coconut oil is popular as a hair oil in parts of India and other parts of Asia. While it may not be practical to apply coconut oil in all environments, the fact remains that coconut has the essential nutrients and minerals necessary present in hair vitamins. You could try diluting coconut milk with some water and applying the mixture to your scalp. After keeping it on overnight, shampoo away the scalp mask the next morning.

 

Solutions for Hair Loss:

The impact of water on hair is reversible and once you take appropriate measures you can expect your hair to regain its lost glory. But if the situation doesn’t improve, you need to evaluate treatment options for addressing the root cause with an appropriate baldness cure.

Today, techniques ranging from hair transplant to Platelet Rich Plasma therapy or PRP for hair loss treatment are available for relieving hair fall and hair loss problems. PRP treatment involves centrifuging a small quantity of your own blood and injecting it into your scalp.

But if you’re not too enthused by the prospect of deploying blood for a PRP injection, a better alternative, called Advanced Adipose-derived cell Protein Extracts (AAPE) is gaining in popularity.  A very effective hair regeneration and non-invasive therapy, AAPE has more than 500,000 satisfied customers worldwide. AAPE’s popularity is growing with every passing day. And if you have already tried out PRP for tackling hair loss, you still can try out the AAPE therapy.

If you’re a resident of the Greater Toronto Area, our Hair Loss Clinics are conveniently located and easily accessible in Toronto and Richmond Hill area. So even if you have already taken a PRP for hair loss, you can still benefit from AAPE Hair Therapy consultation at our Hair Loss Clinics in Toronto and Richmond Hill. To Book your in-office consultation, please contact us at 647-492-9093 or visit our website to book a free professional consultation here: http://hairforever.online