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Post-Chemotherapy Hair Restoration - Regenerative Support for Cancer Survivors
Chemotherapy saves lives but often leaves visible reminders – thinning, patchy, fragile hair that can deeply affect confidence.
At Dr Hans Clinics, we offer Pro Bono Hair Restoration Support for selected post-chemotherapy patients once cleared by their oncology team.
The goal isn’t vanity – it’s recovery.
Using autologous regenerative therapies and medical interventions (combined with trichology-led scalp assessment, we help re-establish follicular activity safely after treatment completion.
Overview
Because regrowth should come with reassurance. For many survivors, remission brings gratitude – and then, quietly, grief.
When hair doesn’t grow back the way it used to, it’s not just an aesthetic issue; it’s a reminder of a fight that’s over but still visible.
This initiative offers post-chemotherapy regenerative support for patients cleared by their oncology team.
We use trichology-led protocols to help re-activate dormant follicles, improve scalp health, and ease the emotional weight that often follows treatment.
There are no fees, no conditions, and no marketing.
Only clinical care, sterile precision, and compassion.
Because hair is sometimes the last step in feeling like yourself again.
When hair doesn’t grow back the way it used to, it’s not just an aesthetic issue; it’s a reminder of a fight that’s over but still visible.
This initiative offers post-chemotherapy regenerative support for patients cleared by their oncology team.
We use trichology-led protocols to help re-activate dormant follicles, improve scalp health, and ease the emotional weight that often follows treatment.
There are no fees, no conditions, and no marketing.
Only clinical care, sterile precision, and compassion.
Because hair is sometimes the last step in feeling like yourself again.
HOW IT WORKS
● Minimum 6 months post-chemo & oncologist clearance.
● Quantificare scalp imaging & diagnostic consultation.
● Three complimentary regenerative sessions + follow-up photography.
● Optional nutritional and topical support via the Collective Care Network.
● Quantificare scalp imaging & diagnostic consultation.
● Three complimentary regenerative sessions + follow-up photography.
● Optional nutritional and topical support via the Collective Care Network.
EVIDENCE & SAFETY
Clinical data show PRP can accelerate anagen transition and improve miniaturised follicles after chemo-induced telogen effluvium (Gentile P et al., Dermatol Ther 2021).
Because healing capacity differs post-oncology, all protocols are adapted conservatively – no experimental or unlicensed products are used.
Because healing capacity differs post-oncology, all protocols are adapted conservatively – no experimental or unlicensed products are used.
WHAT TO EXPECT
● Gradual thickening and new vellus growth within 8-12 weeks.
● Scalp sensitivity or mild inflammation possible for 24-48 h.
● Emotional support and guidance provided throughout.
We treat regrowth as part of rehabilitation – slow, honest, and dignified.
● Scalp sensitivity or mild inflammation possible for 24-48 h.
● Emotional support and guidance provided throughout.
We treat regrowth as part of rehabilitation – slow, honest, and dignified.
DISCLAIMER
This programme offers free of charge, supportive, non-medical cosmetic treatment; results vary.
Participation requires written medical clearance and consultation.
Participation requires written medical clearance and consultation.
FAQ'S
1. When can treatment start after chemotherapy?
Usually once oncology confirms stable remission and no ongoing cytotoxic therapy – typically after 6–12 months.
2. Is this open to everyone?
Numbers are limited; priority is given to patients referred via oncology or charitable organisations.
3. Is it safe?
Yes. Autologous (your own blood) products are used; no foreign substances or stimulants.
4. Are medications like minoxidil used?
Only if medically appropriate and approved by the patient’s oncologist.
5. Is it painful?
Mild discomfort only; topical anaesthetic applied.