Sanakin is an advanced biological therapy that processes your own blood to stop scalp micro-inflammation and stimulate hair follicles. It is widely regarded as the premium upgrade to traditional PRP, specifically designed for hair loss prevention and post-transplant result optimization. Hair loss is not just about genetics; it is often driven by silent inflammation around the hair root. Sanakin creates a serum rich in IL-1Ra, a protein that neutralizes this inflammation, allowing the hair to breathe, feed, and grow again.
Why is it Critical for Hair Transplant Patients?
If you have had a hair transplant, the real results start appearing after the healing process. Sanakin is the perfect booster for this specific phase.
- Timing is Key (Month 3 Strategy): We do not recommend injections immediately after surgery to avoid traumatizing the newly planted grafts. The ideal time to start is the 3rd month.
- Boosts New Growth: Around month 3, the “shock loss” phase ends, and permanent hair begins to emerge. Sanakin ensures these new hairs grow thick and strong rather than weak and wispy.
- Scalp Health: It improves blood circulation in the recipient area, ensuring the soil is fertile for your new hair.
Who Else Can Benefit?
- Early Stage Hair Loss: Men and women noticing thinning hair but not yet ready for surgery.
- Itchy/Unhealthy Scalp: Patients suffering from Seborrheic Dermatitis or chronic scalp irritation. Sanakin calms the skin, creating a healthy environment for hair growth.
Sanakin vs. PRP: Which is Better for Hair?
- PRP is excellent for stimulation.
- Sanakin is superior because it stimulates and protects. By stopping the inflammation that attacks the hair root, it offers a more comprehensive solution for aggressive hair loss.
The Process
- Blood Draw: We collect a small amount of blood.
- 3-Hour Incubation: Your blood is incubated to multiply the healing proteins. (You can explore Nişantaşı during this time).
- Injection: The serum is injected into the scalp using micro-needles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it grow hair on a bald head?
No. Like all non-surgical treatments, it requires living hair follicles to work. It thickens thin hair and wakes up dormant follicles, but it cannot create hair where the root is gone.
Can I combine it with my Hair Transplant?
Yes, but timing matters. We advise waiting until the 3rd month after your surgery. This allows the scalp to fully heal and the grafts to settle. Injecting too early can disturb the new grafts.
Is it painful?
We use the finest needles available and local anesthetic sprays to minimize discomfort. It is generally very well tolerated.
How many sessions?
For best results, we recommend a protocol of 3 sessions, spaced 3-4 weeks apart.