Hair loss is not just a cosmetic issue, but the first sign of a longer-term process: the volume of hair changes, the hair becomes sparser, the individual strands become thinner, and the scalp becomes visible in certain areas. Losing 50–100 hairs a day is natural, but if you lose more than this, or if the problem persists, it is worth consulting a specialist.

Often, there is more than one underlying cause: microcirculation in the scalp, hormonal changes, environmental stress and oxidative stress, as well as lifestyle, can all play a role in the onset of increased hair loss. The condition of the scalp also affects hair quality: if something is wrong with the scalp, the hair strands are more likely to become thinner, sparser and more brittle.

This is why hair loss treatment is only truly effective when it is not based on a single method, but supports the condition of the scalp and the functioning of the hair follicles from multiple angles simultaneously. The multi-award-winning Denza protocol has therefore been developed using the synergistic power of a combination of five pillars, which together are capable of treating almost any type of hair loss. Different types of hair loss require different approaches, and the right treatment can help restore the hair to a strong and healthy condition.

In the Denza More & Better Hair protocol, the treatment of hair loss begins with an assessment, in which we combine modern hair diagnostics with risk analysis: by analysing more than 20 risk factors, we can obtain a more accurate picture of the cause, progression and expected rate of hair loss.

The diagnostic process also incorporates the Canfield HairMetrix system, supported by artificial intelligence, which enables a more objective diagnosis and more precise monitoring throughout the course of treatment. The system is capable of displaying the condition of the scalp and hair follicles at up to 200× magnification.

The essence of the Denza packages is synergy: the components work together to support scalp health, microcirculation, hair follicle function and home care. Each treatment package incorporates the following five pillars:

1) Denza Energy
Non-ablative, laser-based hair stimulation treatments designed to support regeneration at a cellular level and enhance circulation.

2) Denza Mechanotherapy
Treatments that facilitate the delivery of active ingredients and provide mechanical stimulation to improve microcirculation.

The Denza treatment process is clearly
based on diagnosis and protocol:

1) Consultation & assessment
We assess the condition of the scalp and hair, and review the risk factors, which are unique to each individual.

2) AI-based hair analysis & diagnosis
This is not only suitable for assessing the objective baseline condition, but also for monitoring changes that occur during the course of treatment.

3) Personalised Denza protocol
The treatment plan is drawn up based on the type and stage of your hair loss, following the 5 Denza pillars.

4) Course of treatment & home support
Alongside laser hair treatment, other stimulation therapies and the administration of active ingredients ensure spectacular results; we maximise the effectiveness of these with at-home hair care products and dietary supplements.

5) Follow-up & maintenance treatments
The aim is to achieve sustainable results: we tailor the protocol to the reactions of the scalp and hair, and ensure long-lasting results through continuous follow-up and maintenance treatments.

Male-pattern hair loss
Male-pattern hair loss (androgenic alopecia) is the most common form of hair thinning, caused by a combination of a genetic predisposition and the effect of DHT (dihydrotestosterone) on the hair follicles. It typically develops gradually: in men, it is characterised by a receding hairline and thinning hair on the crown of the head; in women, it is characterised by a widening parting and diffuse hair thinning. It is important that treatment for male-pattern hair loss begins as early as possible, as it can lead to complete baldness.

Ageing of the scalp and thinning
of the hair shafts. Impaired microcirculation can mean less oxygen and nutrients reaching the hair follicles; whilst environmental factors, oxidative stress and changes to the structures responsible for the skin’s elasticity also affect the condition of the hair. The Denza protocol can improve blood circulation in the scalp and stimulate hair growth at a cellular level.