Hair Regeneration Protocol
A complete routine that attacks hair loss from seven angles at once — DHT, inflammation, mitochondrial function, local peptide signaling, blood flow, scalp environment and mechanical stimulation. Hair regeneration takes time; the biggest variable is consistency.
What to expect
A 6-month timeline — not a two-week test.
Month 1
Build the foundation
Reduce inflammation, address DHT and support the follicles. Nothing looks different yet — you're setting the stage.
Months 2–3
Less shedding
Shedding calms down and you may start seeing early baby hairs along the hairline and thinning areas.
Months 4–6
Visible density
This is where visible density and regrowth should become more noticeable. The 6-month mark is the real checkpoint.
Track it with photos. Take pictures on Day 1, Month 3 and Month 6 — same lighting, same angle. Don't judge the protocol after two weeks.
Internal foundation
Set the terrain from the inside.
Month 1 is about the foundation — lowering inflammation, addressing DHT and supporting the follicles before you chase visible regrowth.
EndoAxis 6 Restore
Systemic inflammation + hormone support
The internal base of the stack — used here for the systemic inflammation and hormone-support angle that sets the terrain for regrowth.
Saw Palmetto
DHT
Targets DHT — one of the major drivers of pattern hair loss. This is the hormonal lever of the foundation.
BPC-157
Inflammation / repair
Used here for the inflammation and repair component of the protocol.
View materialSS-31
Mitochondrial support
Focused on cellular energy — the mitochondrial-support angle for the follicle environment.
BPC-157 + SS-31 are cycled together — roughly 4–6 weeks on, 2–4 weeks off.
The daily routine
Morning and night.
Morning
- Shampoo + scalp massage.
- Red-light therapy: 650–670 nm, roughly 6–12 minutes, 4–6×/week.
- Take the morning supplements.
Night
- Peptide shampoo: deeper scalp massage, especially thinning areas.
- Peptide serum: apply directly to the scalp and leave overnight.
- AHK-Cu + tallow: targeted application to thinning areas.
- Nourishing oil: 2–3 drops after the topical products absorb.
Oil rotation
Rotate these rather than using the same oil every night.
Castor oil
Hydration + circulation support.
Pumpkin seed oil
Topical DHT-targeting angle.
Ancient Healings serum
Barrier repair / restoration.
Mechanical stimulation
Microneedling
- 1–2× per week.
- Start around 0.5 mm and progress cautiously.
- Apply the peptide serum immediately afterward.
- No oil on microneedling nights.
Know your limit
Mild redness or tingling can happen and is normal. Significant pain, bleeding, or prolonged redness means you're overdoing it — back off the depth and frequency.
Bonus
Skin, while you're at it.
Red light
15–20 minutes.
Skin microneedling
0.25 mm, once weekly.
Apply GHK-Cu after
Layer GHK-Cu immediately after needling.
The big picture
Seven angles, one system.
No single lever regrows hair. The protocol stacks them so they compound — and then lets consistency do the work over 3–6+ months.
Glossary
What everything is — and what you need.
EndoAxis 6 Restore
An internal formula used for the systemic-inflammation and hormone-support angle.
Needed: Taken with the morning supplements as the internal foundation.
Saw Palmetto
A plant extract commonly used to target DHT (dihydrotestosterone), a major driver of pattern hair loss.
Needed: Part of the internal morning stack.
A 15-amino-acid research peptide studied in tissue-repair and inflammation models.
Needed: Reconstituted with bacteriostatic water; cycled with SS-31 (4–6 weeks on, 2–4 weeks off).
SS-31 (Elamipretide)
A mitochondrial-targeted peptide studied for cellular-energy support.
Needed: Cycled together with BPC-157 (4–6 weeks on, 2–4 weeks off).
AHK-Cu
A copper tripeptide used topically on thinning areas.
Needed: Applied at night with tallow as a carrier, spot-targeted to thinning zones.
A copper tripeptide studied in extracellular-matrix remodeling and skin repair.
Needed: Daily topical for the bonus skin routine; applied after skin microneedling and red light.
Peptide serum / shampoo
Topical vehicles that carry peptides into the scalp during the routine.
Needed: Serum is left on overnight; shampoo is used with a deep scalp massage.
Red-light therapy (650–670 nm)
Low-level light in the red wavelength window, used for the scalp environment / follicle-support angle.
Needed: A 650–670 nm device. Scalp: 6–12 min, 4–6×/week. Skin bonus: 15–20 min.
Microneedling (derma roller / pen)
Mechanical micro-stimulation of the scalp/skin to support absorption and the wound-healing response.
Needed: Scalp: start ~0.5 mm, 1–2×/week. Skin: 0.25 mm, once weekly. Apply serum/GHK-Cu immediately after.
Carrier oils (castor, pumpkin seed, Ancient Healings)
Nourishing oils used for hydration, circulation, a topical-DHT angle and barrier repair.
Needed: 2–3 drops at night after topicals absorb — rotate them rather than using the same one nightly.
Tallow
A nutrient-dense animal fat used as a carrier for the AHK-Cu topical.
Needed: Mixed with AHK-Cu for targeted night application on thinning areas.
The peptides
The research materials in this protocol.
BPC-157 and GHK-Cu ship with a third-party Certificate of Analysis, verified by HPLC. A research account and non-human-use attestation are required to view pricing and order.
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Outside Canada?
Summit Performance runs the same peptide-backed approach for LATAM.
Protocol claims, not proof. This is a protocol overview — it is not proof that every component independently causes hair regrowth, and it is not medical advice. Individual results vary and the biggest variable is consistency over 3–6+ months. Peptides referenced here are sold as research materials, are not approved by Health Canada, and carry no therapeutic claims. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before starting any new routine.