Curejet hair loss treatment may be considered for hair loss in which existing hair remains but is becoming thinner and less dense, rather than for areas where hair has already been completely lost. In particular, it can be used to manage hair loss in areas where existing hair remains, such as the crown, and the treatment approach may vary depending on the current condition of the hair and the degree of hair loss progression.
Having hair loss does not mean everyone receives the same treatment. The appropriate treatment differs depending on how much hair remains, whether the hair is thinning, and the extent of the hair loss.
How Does Curejet Hair Loss Treatment Work?
Curejet is a hair loss treatment device that delivers active ingredients to the scalp.
At Modi Hair Plant, we use Curejet to perform treatment that delivers stem cell conditioned media to the scalp.
Its purpose differs from that of a hair transplant, which is a surgery that harvests hair follicles from another area and relocates them.
Rather than filling already empty areas with new hair follicles, the focus is on assessing the condition of areas where existing hair remains and planning treatment accordingly.
Curejet May Be Considered for These Types of Hair Loss
1. Hair Loss with Progressively Thinning Hair
As hair loss progresses, there are cases where not only does the number of hairs decrease, but existing hair also gradually becomes thinner.
In particular, if your hair around the crown or part line has become thinner than before and your scalp has begun to show through, it may be necessary to check the condition of your remaining hair.
When sufficient existing hair remains, non-surgical treatment options may be reviewed together, rather than considering a hair transplant alone first.
2. Crown Hair Loss
Even as hair loss progresses at the crown, thinned hair often remains until the hair is completely gone.
Previous Modi Hair Plant treatment cases also include cases in which a hair transplant was performed on the M-shaped area while hair follicle stem cell treatment was combined for the crown. This is because the crown is an area where maintaining existing hair is important.
Therefore, if the hair at the crown is thinning and decreasing in density, non-surgical treatment such as Curejet may be considered after checking the current condition of the hair follicles.
3. Hair Thinning from the Early Stages of Hair Loss
In some cases, hair begins to thin even before hair loss becomes noticeably advanced.
Our previous content on hair follicle stem cell treatment also describes early androgenetic alopecia and progressively thinning hair as cases in which treatment may be considered.
However, Curejet does not apply equally to all early-stage hair loss.
It is important to first identify the cause of hair loss and how much hair currently remains before deciding on a treatment direction.
What If the Area Has No Hair at All?
When hair has already been completely lost and the bare area has widened, it may be difficult to address with Curejet alone.
A hair transplant is a method of harvesting healthy hair follicles from the back of the head and transplanting them to areas lacking hair.
Therefore, if almost no existing hair remains in the area of hair loss, it may first be assessed whether a hair transplant is needed.
Conversely, if existing hair remains in the area, medication or non-surgical treatments may be reviewed together.
Ultimately, what matters is not whether Curejet is suitable in every case, but checking how much hair currently remains in the area of hair loss.
How Do Curejet and Hair Transplants Differ?
The two treatments differ in their very purpose.
Hair Transplant
- Transplants new hair follicles to areas lacking hair
- Used to supplement density in areas that are already bare
- Assesses both the condition of the follicles at the back of the head and the extent of hair loss
Curejet Hair Loss Treatment
- Applied to areas where existing hair remains
- Treatment plan established after checking hair condition and scalp environment
- Modi Hair Plant uses stem cell conditioned media
Therefore, rather than uniformly choosing one of the two treatments, it is important to first check the area and degree of hair loss progression.
Is Curejet Only for Male Hair Loss?
No, it is not.
Hair loss can occur in both men and women, and our previous content on hair follicle stem cell treatment also introduces research findings on female pattern hair loss as well as male pattern hair loss.
However, because the pattern and causes of hair loss may differ between men and women, they are not treated in the same way.
In women in particular, hair along the part line and crown may thin overall, so it is necessary to check the current hair condition before establishing a treatment plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I receive Curejet without a hair transplant?
In some cases, yes. If existing hair remains and your condition allows non-surgical treatment to be considered, Curejet may be reviewed on its own. However, if the hair loss is extensive or a large amount of hair has already been lost, other treatments such as a hair transplant may also be needed.
Can I receive Curejet even if my crown hair loss is severe?
It depends on the degree of crown hair loss progression. If sufficient existing hair remains, non-surgical treatment may be considered; however, if the area where hair has been almost entirely lost is large, it should also be assessed whether a hair transplant is needed.
Will all of my thinned hair become thicker with Curejet?
The same changes cannot be expected for every patient. Treatment response may vary depending on the cause and degree of hair loss, the condition of the hair follicles, and other factors, so it is important to confirm applicability through a diagnosis by the medical team before treatment.
Modi Hair Plant's Perspective
What matters in hair loss treatment is not deciding on a specific treatment in advance, but accurately assessing the remaining hair and the current state of hair loss progression.
Areas where hair has completely disappeared and areas where hair is thinning may require different approaches.
Whether to proceed with Curejet should likewise be decided with these differences in mind.
At Modi Hair Plant, we assess each patient's hair loss and scalp condition and then provide guidance on the appropriate treatment.
If you are wondering whether Curejet hair loss treatment is suitable for your condition, we recommend first checking how much hair currently remains and how your hair loss is progressing.
Learn More About Modi Hair Plant Clinic
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References
- Bekkers VZ, Bik L, van Huijstee JC, Wolkerstorfer A, Prens EP, van Doorn MBA. Efficacy and safety of needle-free jet injector-assisted intralesional treatments in dermatology — a systematic review. Drug Deliv Transl Res. 2023;13(6):1584–1599. doi:10.1007/s13346-023-01295-x (PubMed)
The above paper is a systematic review summarizing the efficacy and safety of drug delivery using needle-free jet injectors in dermatology. Curejet itself is not a device that treats hair loss; it is used as one method of drug delivery.
This post was written directly by Modi Hair Plant Clinic in compliance with the Medical Service Act for the purpose of providing medical information and was reviewed by our medical team. For all hair loss treatments, treatment effects and progress may vary depending on each patient's scalp condition, cause of hair loss, constitution, and health status, and reactions such as temporary irritation or redness may occur. Please be sure to make your decision only after a thorough consultation with a qualified medical professional before the procedure.