Home Care Routine Alongside Simulation & Stimulation
Quick answer: Keep home care simple while doing Simulation & Stimulation: wash with a gentle shampoo, use any leave-in products only as your Folli-Doc team advises, use the Folli-Roller only as instructed, and ask before adding minoxidil or supplements. Your plan is personal, so confirm timing at your consultation.
The basics
A clean scalp, gentle drying and no harsh products. Our team will tell you when to wash around each session.
Adding products
Some clients ask about Dr. M’s shampoo and tonic for daily care; see how the Dr. M two-step routine works. Medicines such as minoxidil should only be added after advice.
Why we keep it simple
Too many new products at once makes it hard to know what your scalp is reacting to. Read more on the Folli-Doc process and treatment pages.
Frequently asked questions
Is Simulation & Stimulation new?
It is our newest technology, and 80% cheaper than hair transplant.
Can I use the Folli-Roller at home?
Only as our team instructs, with clean technique.
Is the consultation free?
Yes, with an AI scan.
Folli-Doc at a glance
- Folli-Doc technology is from Europe and used in 32 countries
- FDA & NPRA certified
- Exclusive rights for Malaysia & Singapore
- Simulation & Stimulation, our newest technology, is 80% cheaper than hair transplant
- Also offered: hair transplant and SMP
- Free consultation & AI scan; team led by Dr. Steven Goh (6 years’ experience)
Talk to Folli-Doc
Free consultation & AI scan. 11am–7pm, by appointment only. Branches: KL Gateway Mall (HQ), Penang (at Love Your Hair Studio) and Sibu.
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Related reading
- A Simple Morning and Evening Hair Care Routine
- What to Do at Home Between Folli-Doc Sessions
- Folli-Doc Home Care Products: RRP Price Guide
- Genuine vs Fake Hair Products in Malaysia: Red Flags
- Hair loss library: Home care products
Reviewed by the Folli-Doc team, led by Dr. Steven Goh (6 years’ experience in hair density treatment). This article is general information, not a medical diagnosis; for sudden, patchy or painful hair loss, see a doctor or dermatologist.