If there is one thing we have decided to leave behind in 2025, it’s the insecurity of hair thinning and receding hairlines. Bad hair days are officially over.
In a city like Manila, where our hair is a constant expression of our vibe and identity, losing it can feel like losing a piece of ourselves. But the narrative is changing, and it’s all thanks to the high-tech, Parisian-inspired science happening right in the heart of the Philippines.
The team at Clinique de Paris has spent over a decade proving that hair restoration is as much an art form as it is a medical procedure. Founded by an Australian-educated doctor who mastered the craft in Paris, the clinic has become a global destination by blending European technical rigor with the genuine warmth of Filipino hospitality.
Clinique de Paris Founder Ludovic Branellec, Country Manager Nicole Sheker and Medical Director Dr. Rafael Fortus
This unique combination has attracted patients from as far as Canada, Europe, and Australia, all seeking to reclaim the confidence that starts to fade when their hair does. At its core, the philosophy here is simple: hair is the “crown” we never take off, and it deserves the same level of bio-hacking and precision we give to our skincare and fitness routines.
Understanding the “why” behind hair loss is where the journey begins, and it’s far more scientific than just “bad luck.” For about 90% of men, the struggle is rooted in genetics, specifically when hormones derived from testosterone begin to shrink the follicles until they eventually shed—a process tracked on the Norwood Scale. For women, the path is often more complex; while half of cases are genetic and follow the Ludwig Scale, the other half are influenced by a cocktail of stress, hormonal shifts, and dermatological health. This is why a “one-size-fits-all” approach never works. A masculine hairline, for instance, requires a design that lifts at the temples to maintain a sharp, age-appropriate look, while a feminine hairline is often meticulously crafted into a soft heart or oval shape to frame the face perfectly.
The real magic happens in the treatments, which feel more like high-end wellness than traditional surgery. For those looking to nourish what they already have, Platelet Mesotherapy (PMT) acts as a natural revitalizer. By extracting a small amount of the patient’s own blood and isolating the growth-factor-rich plasma, the clinic can re-energize the scalp with zero downtime.
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Taking it a step further, Exosomes have emerged as the 2026 “super-ingredient.” These are nanoparticles containing 10 billion stem-cell-like signals that act as a liquid fertilizer, boosting collagen and creating new blood vessels to wake up dormant follicles. For the best results, most patients opt for these 45-minute sessions every three months to keep their hair in peak growing condition.
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However, for areas that have been bare for years, the clinic utilizes Direct Hair Implantation (DHI), the latest gold standard in surgical restoration. As the only certified DHI clinic in the Philippines, Clinique de Paris offers a level of density that imitations simply can’t match, capable of implanting over 8,000 hairs in a single session. Because these donor hairs are taken from the back of the head, they are genetically programmed to be permanent—meaning they will continue to grow for a lifetime.
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Whether it’s through these “permanent seedlings” or a daily boost from topical hormone blockers, the goal is always a natural, undetectable result that lets the patient’s true confidence re-emerge.
In a world full of “dupes” and quick fixes, your hair is the one area where you shouldn’t compromise. Clinique de Paris offers free consultations to help you cut through the noise and figure out exactly what your scalp needs. After all, in 2026, the best accessory you can wear is your own hair, restored to its full potential. You really have nothing to lose except more hair.
Clinique de Paris
The Penthouse, Alveo Financial Tower, 6794 Ayala Avenue, 1223 Makati
