Expansion
GetHairMD Expands Exclusive HairCell Bioelectric Hair Restoration to 15 Locations
By News Desk ·
Key takeaways
- GetHairMD has deployed HairCell, its exclusive bioelectric hair restoration technology, to 15 locations.
- HairCell uses the FDA-cleared Lionheart 240 Stimulus device with specialized bioelectric protocols.
- Early clinical observations showed a reported 16% increase in hair density after four weeks of bioelectric treatment alone.
- GetHairMD operates a national physician-directed network with more than 80 locations across the United States.
GetHairMD has expanded its exclusive HairCell bioelectric hair restoration technology to 15 locations, the company said in a November 11 announcement distributed by EIN Presswire. GetHairMD is a physician-directed hair restoration network with more than 80 locations across the United States, combining diagnostics, in-clinic technologies and at-home treatments.
How HairCell Works at GetHairMD
HairCell uses the FDA-cleared Lionheart 240 Stimulus device with specialized bioelectric protocols designed to influence cellular signaling pathways involved in hair follicle function. The program targets biological signals associated with growth factors, circulation, tissue regeneration and cellular health, including VEGF, IGF, HGF, Klotho and other pathways being investigated for their potential role in hair restoration.
Early clinical observations have shown encouraging results, including a reported 16% increase in hair density after four weeks of bioelectric treatment alone. The non-invasive treatment is administered in a clinical setting under physician direction, with a structured protocol designed to complement other hair restoration therapies.
Participating locations include practices led by Dr. Gregory Keller, Dr. Steven Pearlman, Dr. Erik Suh, Dr. Jocelyne Leveque, Dr. Patrick Proffer, Dr. Michael Gold and Dr. Andrew Kwat, along with Park & Rebowe, Wusterhausen, GetHairMD Mission Valley, Colorado Integrated Healthcare, Kathy Gaumer, Chernoff Santa Rosa, Chernoff Indiana and GetHairMD Southlake.
"HairCell represents an exciting step forward in our mission to bring the most advanced hair restoration technologies to patients nationwide," said Paul Herchman, Executive Chairman of GetHairMD. "We believe bioelectric medicine has tremendous potential in hair restoration, and securing exclusive rights to HairCell allows us to introduce this technology through our physician-directed network."
GetHairMD's Physician Partnership Network
According to akta.pro company records, GetHairMD executed a sustained cadence of new exclusive-territory physician partnerships in the fourth quarter of 2025 through the first quarter of 2026, including Suh Esthetics, Proffer Surgical, Gold Skin Care, Park & Rebowe, Millennium Health, Miami Institute, splitrock Surgical, Elevate You Wellness, CaloSpa Lexington, Chernoff Santa Rosa and Gulf Coast Plastic Surgery. The same records list Suh Esthetics, led by Dr. Erik H. Suh, as receiving exclusive territory rights for the greater Seattle and Bellevue region, and Proffer Surgical Associates, led by Dr. Patrick Proffer, as receiving exclusive territory rights in Amarillo, Texas. The records put the network at more than 80 physician partner locations across the United States as of early 2026.
Earlier GetHairMD Location Openings
GetHairMD opened its first corporate-owned franchise location in Mission Valley, San Diego, on July 9, a clinic led by Clinic Director Leah Kirby under Dr. Katerina Gallus, EIN Presswire reported in July. Colorado Integrative Healthcare added GetHairMD in Castle Rock, with an October 22 open house introducing the hair restoration program, EIN Presswire reported in October.
Where HairCell Goes Next
GetHairMD said HairCell is expected to become available at additional participating locations as the company continues expanding its network. Patients can visit GetHairMD's website to find a participating location and schedule a consultation.