Tricopat

What Is Tricopat?

Tricopat is a needle-free procedure in which low-intensity electrical currents are delivered in a controlled manner through special applicator tips that contact the scalp.

The aim is to stimulate the hair roots and create a more favorable environment for growth. The goal is to help reinforce weakened hair, regulate excessive shedding, and encourage hair follicles to become more active.

One notable feature of Tricopat is its ability to support new hair formation in follicles that are still alive but weakened. This supportive effect may be more pronounced in areas where the follicular structure is still present but has reduced functionality.

How Does Hair Follicle Activation Work?

The reason Tricopat may support new hair formation is its capacity to help reactivate follicles that remain responsive.

When hair loss progresses, many follicles do not disappear completely; instead, they often enter a resting phase or experience a decline in activity. During this period, hair strands become progressively thinner, density decreases, and the hair appears less vibrant.

The low-intensity currents delivered during the session may help:

• Increase microcirculation
• Improve oxygenation and nutrient delivery
• Revitalize cellular metabolism
• Create a more suitable microenvironment for the growth phase

Through this mechanism, some individuals may observe thickening of existing hair as well as signs of new growth from follicles in the resting phase. However, this effect is limited in shiny, fully closed areas because an intact follicular structure is required for new hair formation.

The Application Process

Tricopat is performed in a clinical setting according to a personalized treatment plan. Each session typically lasts between 20–30 minutes. The absence of needles and its minimally invasive nature make the procedure well-tolerated by many individuals.

Shorter protocols may be sufficient when hair loss has only recently begun, whereas individuals experiencing long-standing hair thinning may require more sessions. The procedure is commonly performed in a minimum of 6 sessions at 3–4-week intervals.

Who May Benefit More Strongly from Tricopat?

• Early signs of hair thinning or reduced density
• Seasonal shedding periods
• Shedding related to stress, hormonal changes, or nutritional irregularities
• Early or intermediate stages of androgenetic hair loss
• Periods of intense postpartum shedding (after medical evaluation)

Expected Changes After the Procedure

• A more vibrant and resilient hair structure
• Reduced dullness
• A more balanced shedding rate
• A healthier growth environment within the scalp
• Support for new hair growth from resting follicles

Due to the natural physiology of the hair cycle, new hair formation becomes noticeable within several months.

Factors That Influence the Cost

Tricopat pricing varies depending on the clinic’s equipment, the technology of the device used, the number of sessions, and the extent of the hair loss. A personalized plan is determined after dermatological evaluation.

Why Is Professional Evaluation Necessary?

The underlying cause of hair loss differs from person to person. Iron deficiency, hormonal imbalances, thyroid disorders, severe stress, or postpartum changes may all influence follicular behavior.

A procedure performed without identifying the correct cause may not provide the expected support. For this reason, professional dermatological evaluation is essential before planning Tricopat.

Tricopat is a modern application that offers gentle yet meaningful support to the hair follicles during hair loss. It may help enhance the quality of existing hair and support new growth in many individuals.

This content is for informational purposes only; for diagnosis and treatment, please consult a qualified physician.