Procell Microchanneling is an advanced, minimally invasive treatment designed to support scalp health and hair restoration.Using a precision stamping device, tiny microchannels are created in the scalp to encourage the body's natural repair response while enhancing the delivery of specialised growth factor serums.The treatment aims to support existing hair follicles, improve hair quality and potentially increase the appearance of hair density.

Unlike PRP, PRF and GFC, which use components of your own blood, Procell is a non-blood-based treatment.Procell combines controlled microchanneling with specially formulated growth factor serums to support the scalp and hair follicles.It may be a suitable alternative for clients who prefer not to undergo blood collection or scalp injections.

Procell may be considered for men and women experiencing:Early-stage hair thinningMale or female pattern hair lossReduced hair densityEarly follicular miniaturisationGeneral hair thinning where follicles remain activeSuitability depends on the underlying cause of hair loss, scalp health and medical history.

We generally recommend an initial course of approximately 5–6 treatments, with sessions commonly spaced around four weeks apart, depending on the treatment protocol.Maintenance treatments may be recommended based on your response and long-term hair restoration goals.

Hair restoration is a gradual process, and visible changes take time.Some clients may notice early improvements in scalp or hair quality within the first few months. Changes in hair thickness and density, if achieved, are generally assessed over 3–6 months, with further evaluation at 6–12 months.Results vary, and hair regrowth cannot be guaranteed.

Procell uses a stamping technique rather than traditional scalp injections.Most clients experience mild prickling or temporary sensitivity during treatment. Discomfort is generally manageable, and the procedure is usually well tolerated.

Procell is generally better suited to areas where hair follicles remain active but produce finer or thinner hairs.It is unlikely to restore hair where follicles have been permanently lost or destroyed.At Hair Again Clinic, we assess follicular activity using trichoscopy to help determine whether treatment is appropriate.

Yes. Procell may form part of a personalised hair restoration programme alongside topical or oral hair-loss medications, scalp care and other supportive treatments.The timing of treatments is important, particularly when combining microchanneling with topical products, so your practitioner will advise on a suitable schedule.