Density Program
Know why it is falling, before knowing what to do.
- The baseline photos, under the same light as every later visit
- Your sessions with our nurse, every 4 weeks
- The three-month comparison, with the photos to back it
Your journey
Before anything gets injected
Iron, thyroid, a hormonal shift, a recent birth: these explain a lot of shedding, and they get sorted somewhere other than here. When there is a doubt, we send you for blood work and wait for the result before starting.
Where you actually stand
We photograph the scalp under the same light at every visit: it is the only way to know if anything is moving. And if the area has been bald for years, we will say so. There is nothing left to wake up, and we will not take your money to prove it to you.
Which of the three
DC Bloom for women, $1,590. DC Prime for men, $1,998. DC-Exo, $1,898, when a blood draw is not possible or the idea puts you off. Our nurse sees you every 4 weeks.
Three months before anyone judges
Hair grows about a centimetre a month. Before three months there is nothing to see, and the morning impression in the mirror is worth nothing. We compare on the photos, and that is when the conversation gets interesting.
The one that fits you
They differ not in comfort but in the number of sessions and in what we deliver. We tell you which one after looking at your scalp, not before.
My part is widening, my hair is thinning.
DC Bloom
Three sessions 3 to 4 weeks apart, one of them with exosomes, after a check-up that rules out a cause like iron or thyroid.
My crown is thinning and my hairline is receding.
DC Prime
Four sessions over two to three months, with an exosome boost at the key stage. The earlier you act, the more there is to support.
I want to act, but without a blood draw.
DC-Exo
The exosome-only route: growth factors delivered to the scalp, with no blood draw. For women and men alike, including those not eligible for PRP.
What we get asked most
The next step: we look at your scalp.
We photograph the area, place where you stand, and tell you which of the three programs suits you. If blood work should come first, we will say so that day.
