Dr. Nyra
MBBS, MD (Dermatology)
Owner & Chief Consultant
- Trained at Dr. D. Y. Patil Medical College
- 3 years of clinical work in Germany
- 8 years of experience
- Consults at Gurugram
Representative image
DLF Phase 2 · Clinic in Sector 39, Gurugram
GFC Treatment in DLF Phase 2
DenceSpot does not have a clinic in DLF Phase 2: patients from DLF Phase 2 are seen at our clinic in Sector 39, Gurugram, opposite Medanta – The Medicity. GFC is offered there as one option within the PRP family rather than as an upgrade on it, and only once an examination shows follicles that are still worth supporting.
- Clinic in Sector 39, Gurugram
- No upgrade claims
- From your own blood
- Measured on photographs
Image: representative, not the Gurugram clinic
Coming from DLF Phase 2
GFC for Hair: A Guide for Patients From DLF Phase 2
DLF Phase 2 is home to DLF Cyber City and CyberHub, between MG Road and NH-48. Every step of a GFC course, from the blood sample and its processing to the injections and each photographed review, takes place at our Sector 39 clinic.
Getting to the Gurugram Clinic
Most people from DLF Phase 2 come by car, cab or auto. The clinic is on Sector 39 Road in Jharsa, opposite Medanta – The Medicity, so the Medanta gate is the landmark to give a driver. Open the clinic on Google Maps for the route from your door.
Planning the Trip for a Session
A blood sample is part of every visit, so set out from DLF Phase 2 after a normal meal rather than on an empty stomach. The visit runs to under an hour and most people carry on with work afterwards; the scalp may stay sore to the touch until the next day, and the gym, steam room and pool wait for a short while.
GFC: What Can and Cannot Be Claimed
Where the evidence stands, in brief.
| Statement | Fair to say? |
|---|---|
| Processed one step beyond PRP | Yes |
| Taken from your own blood | Yes |
| Offered for the same kinds of thinning | Yes |
| Grows more hair than PRP | Not shown |
| Effective after PRP gave no change | Not shown |
| A shorter course than PRP | Not shown |
| A longer-lasting benefit | Not shown |
- DLF Phase 2DLF City & MG Road, Gurugram
- Metro in DLF Phase 2Phase 2, Belvedere Towers, MG Road
- ClinicSector 39, Gurugram · Opposite Medanta – The Medicity
- Clinic hoursMon–Sun · 10:00 – 20:00 · 7 days a week, Sunday included
Planning your visits
Planning Your Visits From DLF Phase 2
Expect a first visit for diagnosis alone. If GFC suits you, sessions follow some weeks apart, and progress is judged against photographs over several months. Every visit is to the same clinic in Sector 39, Gurugram. Metro stations in DLF Phase 2: Phase 2 (Rapid Metro), Belvedere Towers (Rapid Metro) and MG Road (Yellow Line).
- Diagnosis Before Any Blood Draw
- Sessions Some Weeks Apart
- Under an Hour, Then Back to Work
- Progress Judged on Photographs
- Open Mon–Sun, 10:00 – 20:00
- Send Photos on WhatsApp
Our doctors
Meet the Doctors at DenceSpot
Every case starts with an examination by a doctor. The doctor who will treat you at the Gurugram clinic is named at your consultation, and you can ask for their qualifications, registration and experience with the technique planned for you.
Dr. Rahul
- Senior Resident, ESIC Hospital
- 8+ years of experience
- Consults at Gurugram
Dr. Akash
- Trained at Universitätsmedizin Neumarkt a. M. Campus Hamburg (UMCH)
- 1-year fellowship in hair restoration, D. Y. Patil
- 10 years of experience
- Consults at Gurugram
Treatment
GFC and PRP: Same Source, Different Preparation
The difference is one processing step. For GFC, the platelets in your blood sample are made to give up their growth factors while still in the clinic, and the cells are then taken out; PRP leaves that release to happen inside the scalp after injection. So the injected material is not the same, but the research so far has not shown that this leads to more hair. The evidence is set out on the GFC treatment in Gurgaon page.
How it works
GFC at the Gurugram Clinic, Step by Step
Five stages. No blood is drawn and nothing is injected until the reason for your thinning is clear.
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01
Diagnosis
What you have noticed, what you take, and an examination of the scalp, with blood tests where iron, thyroid or hormones may be involved.
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02
Baseline Photographs
Standard views of the scalp before the first session, so any later change is measured rather than guessed.
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03
Processing
A blood sample is worked up in the clinic until the growth factors are released and the cells are taken out.
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04
Injections
The concentrate goes in at follicle depth across the thinning zones; the whole visit takes under an hour.
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05
Review
Photographs are set against the baseline over several months. Where nothing has changed, the course is not simply extended; the plan is rethought.
How GFC sits beside PRP and newer injectables is covered in PRP, GFC and exosomes compared; the tests that rule out other causes are in blood tests for hair fall.
Cost
Paying for GFC: How the Quote Is Built
GFC is charged per session, but the number that matters is the whole course, which depends on your diagnosis. It is worked out after the examination and given to you in writing. Wherever GFC is quoted above PRP, ask what the difference pays for, since a better result has not been shown.
Length of the coursePlanned from your diagnosis, then adjusted by how you respond.
Spread of the thinningOne defined zone is a smaller job than the whole top of the scalp.
Treatment alongsideMedical treatment usually runs with GFC and is listed on its own line.
Book a consultation
Book a GFC Treatment Consultation From DLF Phase 2
Pick a day to come to Sector 39. The doctor checks your scalp, searches for anything treatable behind the thinning and tells you frankly whether GFC, PRP or neither makes sense for you. You are free to go away and think it over.
- Address
- 1123, Sector 39 Road, Jharsa, C Block, Sector 39, Gurugram, Haryana 122003
- Phone
- +91 81783 30800
- Hours
- Mon–Sun · 10:00 – 20:00
Book Your Consultation
The Gurugram clinic replies during opening hours (Mon–Sun · 10:00 – 20:00).
Suitability is decided after clinical assessment. This page is patient education and is not medical advice.