A: Dermomine by T-Lab is a medical device designed for the preparation and processing of dermal tissue, specifically for use in various medical and aesthetic applications. It aims to optimize the quality of dermal tissue for grafting or other therapeutic purposes.

A: Dermomine typically processes dermal tissue that has been harvested through procedures like skin biopsies or surgical excisions. It’s often used when autologous (patient’s own) dermal tissue is preferred.

A: Typically, a small sample of the patient’s own scalp skin (dermal layer) is harvested. This tissue is then processed by Dermomine.

A: The processed dermal tissue from Dermomine contains cells and growth factors that can:

• Stimulate dormant hair follicles.
• Improve blood supply to the scalp.
• Promote tissue regeneration in areas of hair loss.

A: The process generally involves:

• Harvesting a small scalp tissue sample.
• Processing the tissue using the Dermomine system.
• Injecting or implanting the processed tissue into the areas of hair loss.

A: When performed by qualified medical professionals using sterile techniques, it’s generally considered safe.

However, like any procedure, there are potential risks, including infection, scarring, or complications from the initial tissue harvest.

A: Good candidates are typically those with:

• Androgenetic alopecia (male or female pattern baldness).
• Scarring alopecia.
• Other forms of hair loss where stimulation of hair follicles is desired.

A: • PRP: Uses concentrated platelets from blood to stimulate growth. Dermomine uses processed dermal tissue.

• Hair transplants: Involves moving hair follicles from one area of the scalp to another.

Dermomine uses processed dermal tissue to stimulate existing follicles.

A: Potential benefits include:

• Natural stimulation of hair growth.
• Use of the patient’s own tissue, minimizing rejection risk.
• Improved scalp health.