Exosomes for hair after childbirth in Baku

Postpartum hair loss (telogen effluvium) is a natural response of the body to a sharp decrease in estrogen levels after childbirth. It usually begins 2–4 months postpartum and can last for 6–12 months. Most hair regrows on its own, but some women experience a slow return of density, especially in cases of iron, ferritin, vitamin D deficiency, and stress. Exosomes are a delicate and effective way to accelerate recovery: they transition follicles from the resting phase back to active growth and reduce the shedding period. At Paramed clinic, the program is tailored considering the lactation period and test results.

• ✅ Reduces the postpartum shedding period.
• ✅ Restores density in the 'baby hair' area along the hairline.
• ✅ Delicate course — no systemic medications.
• ✅ Well combined with iron and vitamin D support.
• ✅ Suitable for preparation for wedding/family events.

Before starting the course, it is recommended to check ferritin, iron, vitamin D, and TSH — deficiencies exacerbate shedding, and correcting them alongside exosomes yields better results. The trichologist conducts trichoscopy, assesses density and the proportion of telogen hairs. The course typically consists of 3–4 exosome procedures with intervals of 2–3 weeks. The procedure is safe, does not affect hormonal balance, and is applied after the completion of breastfeeding (or with written permission from the supervising doctor).