This client has been receiving hair loss care once a week since August.

From her very first visit, her hair lacked strength and density.More than thinness itself, what distressed her mostwas the excessive shedding.

During the first 2–3 months of care,

there was a noticeable period of stabilization.

The hair roots became firmer,

and the amount of shedding decreased.

At that time, we felt hopeful —

as if we were about to witness the return of healthy anagen-phase hair.

There was a quiet expectation that things were finally improving.

But scalp and hair recovery is rarely linear.

Recently, we observed signs that her hair had entered another resting phase.Around the same period, she experienced a weight loss of approximately 3kg,and her hair density visibly declined.

The crown area appeared sparse.

The strands felt light and fragile —

as though they might fall with the slightest breeze.

As a practitioner, it was not easy to witness this shift.

So today, we proceeded with ReVBYCELL Stem Cell Conditioned Media + Plasma Care.

Plasma treatment was first used to create micro-channels,opening pathways for the follicles to “breathe”and optimizing the absorption environment.

Then, the conditioned media was deliveredwith focus around the hair root for targeted absorption.

Plasma application for 5 minutes (pre- and post-treatment).

Client Reaction:“At first, it feels like a slight tingling — almost a soft electric sensation.”

So today,

we proceeded with ReVBYCELL Stem Cell Conditioned Media + Plasma Care.

Plasma was used to open pathways for the follicles to “breathe,”creating an optimal absorption environment.

Then, the conditioned media was deliveredwith focus around the hair root for targeted absorption.

After completing the shampoo,the moment she touched her hair —

There was a difference you could clearly feel.

Not hair that collapses and falls flat —but a feeling of resilience,

lifting from the root.

Strength returning,

strand by strand.

Today, we hope

was the day the scalp began to respond again.