Phases of hair growth

Anagen, catagen and telogen are the three stages into which it is divided hair growth cycle. Each hair goes through these phases independently of the others, which means that the hair does not fall out all at once. Individual hair follicles They are at different stages of the cycle, which is why hair loss and regrowth occur gradually.

Anagen This is the active growth phase of the hair. Next comes catagen, that is, a brief transitional phase, after which begins telogen – the resting phase. Once this phase is over, the hair may fall out and a new one begins to grow in its place.

The correct sequence of the individual phases is important for hair density and condition. The hair growth cycle can be influenced by, amongst other things, hormones, age, nutritional status, stress and illness. At Wellclinic, we offer treatments designed to support the health of your hair and hair follicles, of which scalp mesotherapy using plasma.