Latest / The Pixie Garden Hair Podcast / ProCell Microchanneling: In-Salon Hair Loss Treatment | The Pixie Garden Hair Podcast Ep. 05
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- 0:00[MUSIC]
- 0:10Welcome to the Pixie Garden podcast.
- 0:24I'm Jess here with licensed cosmetologist, Delina Markland.
- 0:27Delina, you offer Procell microchanneling as a hair loss treatment right in your salon.
- 0:32For anyone who has never heard of it, what is it and why did you bring it in?
- 0:36I brought it in because I kept watching clients with thinning hair feel completely stuck.
- 0:40They were not ready for medical interventions, but the drugstore products were doing nothing.
- 0:44There was a huge gap in the middle, and Procell fills it.
- 0:49This is a hands-on in salon hair restoration treatment.
- 0:53It is not something you order online and do at home.
- 0:56You come into the chair and I use a device that creates thousands of tiny microchannels in the scalp.
- 1:01Each about the width of a single hair.
- 1:03That triggers your body's natural wound healing response, which floods the area with your own growth factors.
- 1:11Then I apply Procell's stem cell-derived growth factor serum directly into those channels,
- 1:16right where the follicles live.
- 1:18Your body's repair response plus targeted growth factors delivered exactly where they need to go.
- 1:23Does it hurt? That sounds intense.
- 1:25It sounds worse than it feels.
- 1:27Most clients describe it as light scratching.
- 1:29The channels are so small that there is very little discomfort, and the downtime is basically nothing.
- 1:34A little redness for a few hours, like a mild sunburn, and that is it.
- 1:38I have clients who come in on a lunch break and go right back to work.
- 1:41Who is the right candidate? Is this hair thinning treatment for anyone losing hair?
- 1:45This is the part I am very careful about.
- 1:47Microchanneling works best as an early to moderate hair thinning treatment.
- 1:51If your ponytail feels half the size it used to,
- 1:54if you are seeing more scalp at your part, if there is more hair in the drain than a couple years ago,
- 2:00that is the sweet spot.
- 2:02The follicles are still alive, just underperforming, and this can help wake them up.
- 2:07But for advanced hair loss where follicles have been dormant for years,
- 2:11I tell people to see a dermatologist first.
- 2:13I am a cosmetologist, not a doctor, and being honest about that line is part of being a professional.
- 2:19I am also not going to promise anyone regrowth.
- 2:24What I can promise is a real insolent protocol and honest tracking.
- 2:28Tell me about that protocol, how many sessions and when do people see something?
- 2:32It is a series of six treatments in the salon spaced about four weeks apart.
- 2:36Most clients start noticing changes around session three or four.
- 2:39First it is less shedding, then little baby hairs, then gradual thickening.
- 2:43I photograph every session, so we are tracking it objectively instead of guessing.
- 2:48Results vary.
- 2:49I have seen dramatic changes and subtle ones.
- 2:52The photos keep us honest about what is actually happening.
- 2:55And because every session is hands on, this only works if you can come in locally and commit to the full series.
- 3:01Is there anything people should do at home to support it?
- 3:04Skelp health between sessions matters, so I point my prosel clients to the scalp protocol scrubs in my shop
- 3:09to keep the foundation strong between visits.
- 3:11But the treatment itself, the part that actually drives the restoration, happens in the chair.
- 3:16So if you are dealing with thinning and you want to know whether microchanneling is right for you,
- 3:21the move is to book a consultation at the salon.
- 3:24We look at your scalp in person and build the plan from there.
- 3:28A real hair loss treatment done hands on in the salon.
- 3:31To book a prosel consultation or learn more, visit thepixiegarden.com.
- 3:35Thanks for listening to the Pixie Garden Hair Podcast.
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