Advanced WOW Fusion & Hair Restoration

Using a unique blend of ingredients the Advanced WOW fusion can be adapted to treat issues with the scalp and hair thinning in both men and women. 

The WOW Fusion Hair includes

• Buflomedil HCL -  a vasodilator (dilates blood vessels) allowing restoration of the local microcirculation (smaller blood vessels) which strengthens the blood supply to the treated area.
• Pyridoxine HCL - a vitamin B6 amino acid precursor. B6 is fundamental in the production of haemoglobin which transports oxygen to the tissues of the body including the hair. It also supports healthy hair growth due to its role in protein metabolism and ensures the cells have access to amino acids which are required to make hair proteins. 
• Pantothenic Acid - B5, antioxidant. B5 has been shown to give hair flexibility and shine whilst preventing hair loss and possibly greying. 
• Nicotinamide - B3. Prevents hair loss. 
• Thiamin - B1 cell growth. 
• Acetylcysteine - antioxidant

Pyridoxine & Nicotinamide together with Pantothenic Acid inhibit the action of 5- alpha reductase decreasing the local concentration of dihydrotestosterone which is responsible for atrophy of the hair follicle. 

This is a course of 6 treatments, given every 2 weeks. Weeks 1 & 6 will include the addition of Botox to the WOW hair solution.  

Most people are aware of the use of Botulinum toxin (Botox) for relaxing wrinkles on the face, and treating sweating armpits.

It has several other medical uses including various disorders affecting nerves and muscles. Study on the use of botulinum toxin A for cosmetic application is gradually becoming extensive. 

In recent years, Botulinum toxin A has been found to have many other benefits that were not previously known, such as scar removal, pain relief, and anti-depression. Botulinum toxin A on hair growth in androgenetic alopecia (balding) patients has also been reported in recent years. 

Studies have shown that in people with balding, tension in the muscles around the scalp leads to decreased blood flow in the blood vessels at the top of the head and forehead, leaving those areas in a low oxygen.  In this  environment, dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is related to secretion of known hair follicle inhibitory factors and is considered the primary causative agent destroying hair follicles leading to hair loss.  A variety of studies have also shown there are issues with reduced blood flow in balding patients. Therefore, improving blood supply to the scalp may stimulate hair growth.

Botulinum toxin A can act on the arrector pili muscle of the scalp, relax the muscles around the head, increase blood flow and oxygen concentration of the hair loss sites, and further inhibit the activation of DHT, reducing the occurrence of hair loss. The high concentration of oxygen accelerates the hair follicle cycle, stimulates the hair follicle to enter the growth phase, and promotes hair regeneration.