Support thinning hair and scalp health, pairing a gentle laser with a scalp growth-factor serum.
The laser opens temporary microchannels in the scalp, both renewing the skin and allowing the serum to reach far deeper than it could on its own. Growth factors and peptides are the signals that encourage cells to renew and repair.
Delivered to the level of the weakened follicle, these signals support a healthier, more active follicle and scalp over the months that follow. Because it works through the follicle's own slow cycle, it is given in a series and maintained over time.
Before anything is decided, your provider looks closely at the scalp: where it has thinned, whether the follicles are weakened but still living, and whether Keralase is likely to help. We will tell you honestly, and plan the series and maintenance it will take.
A gentle laser opens temporary microchannels across the scalp, both renewing the skin and allowing the serum to reach far deeper than it could on its own. A KeraFactor serum of growth factors and peptides is then applied and carried down to the level of the follicle. No needle or blood draw is involved.
You may notice mild redness or warmth on the scalp for a short time. There is essentially no downtime. Follow the simple aftercare given. As with any follicle treatment, the changes build slowly across the series and over the months after, and it rewards patience and upkeep.

A gentle laser opens temporary microchannels across the scalp, renewing the skin and allowing a KeraFactor serum of growth factors and peptides to reach far deeper than it could on its own, to the level of the follicle.
It supports the scalp and the strength of thinning follicles without a needle or a blood draw. Like all follicle work, it acts gradually, through the hair's own cycle.
Keralase supports follicles that are weakened but still living. Where hair has been truly and fully lost, a transplant consultation is the honest next step, and we would point you toward a specialist we trust.
We do not promise what a growth-factor treatment cannot give. We say plainly what it can.
The laser pass is even and the serum carried consistently across the areas where thinning has begun, the crown, the temples, the widening of the part.
The hand here is steady more than artistic. The work is the consistency of the placement across the full area that needs it.
Follicle work is the slowest we offer, and we would say so kindly. A series in the first months, then maintenance, with the result judged around the half-year mark.
The hair grows in cycles. The visits follow the cycles. The patience is the medicine.
Keralase suits the person noticing thinning or a scalp that could be healthier, who would rather not have injections or a blood draw. It works best where follicles are weakened but still living, and it pairs well with other scalp-supporting care.
Keralase supports follicles that still live. Where hair has been truly and fully lost, a transplant consultation is the honest next step, and we would point you toward a specialist we trust. It also asks for a series and for patience across months.
It supports follicles that are weakened but still living. Where hair has been truly and fully lost, a transplant consultation is the honest next step, and we would point you toward a specialist we trust rather than promise what it cannot give.
A series in the first months, often spaced a few weeks apart, then maintenance to hold what was built. Follicle work is slow, and the visits follow the hair's cycle.
It is gentle and well tolerated. You may notice mild redness or warmth on the scalp for a short time, and brief tenderness at the treated areas, but there is no needle and essentially no downtime.
Slowly, on the hair's own timeline. The first changes read at about three to four months as the follicle cycle answers, and the fuller improvement builds across the series. We judge the result around the half-year mark.
Both support thinning follicles. Keralase pairs a gentle laser with a growth-factor serum driven into the scalp, with no needle and no blood draw. PRP concentrates growth factors from your own blood and places them back through injection. Keralase suits those who would rather avoid the draw.