What Is Regenera Activa?

Regenera Activa is a cutting-edge, minimally invasive hair restoration treatment that uses your own tissue-derived stem cells to stimulate hair growth. Unlike PRP or exosome therapy, Regenera Activa relies on a mechanical and biological process that extracts progenitor cells, growth factors, and extracellular matrix components directly from a small sample of your scalp tissue.

It’s FDA-approved in some countries, CE-certified in Europe, and considered an autologous micrograft therapy — meaning no foreign materials are used.

How It Works

• A small 3–4 mm biopsy is taken from a healthy, hair-bearing part of your scalp (usually behind the ear)
• This tissue is processed using the Regenera Activa device, which mechanically isolates progenitor cells and growth-stimulating components
• The solution is then injected into thinning areas of the scalp to promote follicular regeneration, improved blood flow, and anti-inflammatory effects

The entire procedure takes about 30–60 minutes, with no downtime.

Who It’s For

• Men and women with early to moderate hair thinning
• Individuals looking for a natural, drug-free alternative
• Patients seeking to delay the need for hair transplantation
• People wanting to enhance scalp health and slow shedding

Benefits

• Uses your own tissue — no risk of allergy or rejection
• Can reactivate dormant follicles and improve hair density
• One-time treatment in most cases
• No anesthesia, shaving, or downtime required
• Scientifically backed in many European clinics

Limitations & Risks

• Not suitable for completely bald areas
• Results are gradual — typically visible in 2–6 months
• May require annual follow-ups for maintenance
• Mild discomfort or redness at biopsy/injection site is possible
• Availability is limited — not offered in all countries or clinics

Questions to Ask Your Clinic

• Is Regenera Activa a one-time treatment or part of a package?
• Where will the tissue sample be taken from, and will there be a scar?
• How does it compare to PRP or stem cell therapies in your experience?

Disclaimer

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a qualified professional before undergoing any medical procedure.

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