Hair Fall Treatment in Dwarka: PRP, GFC & QR678 Honestly Compared
Confused between PRP, GFC and QR678 for hair fall in Dwarka? A clear, honest comparison of what each does, who it suits, realistic results and 2026 prices.
Hair fall is the single most common worry we hear at the clinic. And the moment you start looking into treatments, you hit a wall of confusing names — PRP, GFC, QR678, mesotherapy, “growth factor” this and “regenerative” that. Every clinic pushes a different one as the “best.”
Here’s a straight, no-jargon comparison of the three treatments that actually work, so you can walk into any clinic in Dwarka knowing what you’re talking about.

Scalp-level growth-factor therapy at our Sector 8, Dwarka clinic.
First: is it actually treatable hair fall?
Before any treatment, the honest first question is what’s causing the fall. Because the wrong treatment on the wrong cause is just wasted money.
- Telogen effluvium (sudden diffuse shedding after illness, stress, COVID, pregnancy, crash diets) — often recovers on its own with support. Doesn’t always need injections.
- Male/female pattern hair loss (gradual thinning at the crown or temples, a widening part) — this is where PRP/GFC/QR678 genuinely help, the earlier the better.
- Nutritional / thyroid / PCOS-driven — needs the underlying issue treated first. Injections alone won’t hold.
- Scarring alopecia — a different category that needs medical management, not growth factors.
A proper assessment sorts this out in ten minutes. If a clinic offers you a “hair package” without asking why you’re losing hair, that’s a flag.
PRP — the established workhorse
What it is: We draw a little of your own blood, spin it in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets, and inject that platelet-rich plasma back into your scalp. The growth factors in your own platelets wake up dormant follicles.
Who it suits: Early-to-moderate pattern thinning. Best results when you still have miniaturised hair to revive, not bald scalp.
Realistic results: Less shedding by 4–6 weeks, visible density change by 3–4 months. It’s maintenance, not magic — you’ll need top-ups.
Sessions: Usually 4–6 sessions, 3–4 weeks apart, then maintenance every few months.
At Brightonic: PRP starts at 5 sessions for ₹10,000 (~₹2,000 each), single-use sealed kit, written aftercare. See hair restoration.
GFC — the refined next step
What it is: GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate) is a more refined cousin of PRP. The blood is processed to extract a purer, higher concentration of specific growth factors, with fewer red cells and less debris.
Who it suits: People who want a more concentrated dose than standard PRP, or who didn’t respond strongly to basic PRP.
Realistic results: Similar timeline to PRP, sometimes a touch more consistent because the concentrate is purer. Still maintenance, still needs a real follicle to work with.
Sessions: Typically 4–6, spaced 3–4 weeks.
At Brightonic: GFC starts at 5 sessions for ₹15,000. The higher price reflects the extra processing.
QR678 — the prescription protocol
What it is: QR678 is a patented protocol using a specific blend of growth factors delivered into the scalp. Unlike PRP/GFC, it isn’t made from your own blood — it’s a standardised formulation.
Who it suits: Moderate hair loss, or cases where PRP/GFC alone hasn’t been enough. Often used when someone wants a structured, protocol-driven course.
Realistic results: A defined multi-session course over a few months. Many people use it alongside other support.
Sessions: A set protocol confirmed at assessment.
At Brightonic: Pricing confirmed after your scalp assessment, because the right number of sessions depends on your stage of loss.
Quick comparison
| PRP | GFC | QR678 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source | Your own blood | Your own blood (purified) | Standardised formula |
| Concentration | Standard | Higher / purer | Protocol-defined |
| Best for | Early–moderate thinning | Wants stronger dose | Moderate, structured course |
| From price | ₹10,000 / 5 | ₹15,000 / 5 | At assessment |
| Maintenance | Yes | Yes | Yes |

Every plan starts with a scalp assessment — never a one-size-fits-all package.
The honest truth nobody tells you
No injection regrows hair on a fully bald, shiny scalp. PRP, GFC and QR678 all work by reviving follicles that are weakened but alive. Once a follicle is truly gone, only a transplant restores it. So the single biggest factor in your result is how early you start. The thinning you’re noticing today is the easiest it will ever be to treat.
The second truth: these are maintenance treatments. They hold and improve density while you keep up with them. Stop entirely, and the underlying pattern slowly resumes. We’ll always tell you this upfront rather than after you’ve paid.
What helps alongside the injections
- A medically appropriate topical or oral support plan (discussed at consultation — never one-size-fits-all)
- Fixing the basics: iron, vitamin D, protein, thyroid, sleep
- A gentle, sulphate-balanced routine — no harsh daily clarifying shampoos
- Patience. Hair grows on hair’s timeline, not yours.
Key takeaway: PRP, GFC and QR678 all revive weakened follicles — none regrow a truly bald scalp. The single biggest factor in your result is how early you start. Begin with a scalp assessment, not a package.
Book an honest scalp assessment in Dwarka
We’re at 21 Block P, Raj Nagar Extension, Sector 8, Dwarka — an easy reach from Sector 6, 7, 9, 12, Palam, Janakpuri, Uttam Nagar and Najafgarh, and close to the Dwarka Sector 9 Metro.
The right starting point is a scalp assessment, not a package. WhatsApp +91 74007 60054 with a clear photo of your scalp (crown and hairline, good light) and we’ll give you an honest first read on which treatment actually fits — and whether you even need injections yet.
Book a consultation or call us. Open 7 days, 10 AM–8 PM.
This article is general information from the Brightonic team and is not a substitute for personal medical advice. Suitability and outcomes are assessed individually at consultation.
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