AesMed Launches a 3-Part Official Blog Series on SGF57: From Original Formula to Clinical Evidence

AesMed Launches a 3-Part Official Blog Series on SGF57: From Original Formula to Clinical Evidence

AesMed is pleased to announce the release of a new three-part series on the AesMed Official Blog, focusing on SGF57, the original formula that laid the groundwork for AesMed’s evidence-first approach and the reliability story behind AGF39.

This series is designed for both hair-loss–interested readers and medical professionals, translating clinical research and academic findings into clear, accessible insights while maintaining scientific accuracy and responsible communication.

Series Theme: Evidence Continuity (Clinical → Conference → Journal)

Across three posts, the series follows the evidence pathway that shaped SGF57, highlighting how clinical protocols were defined, how outcomes were measured, and how findings were shared through academic channels.

What You’ll Learn in This 3-Part Series

• Part 1 SGF57: The Original Blueprint Behind AGF39
An introduction to SGF57 and its development background, explaining why “growth factors + delivery” became a key concept and what evidence the series will cover.

• Part 2 The Clinical Study Behind the Original SGF57 Formula
A plain-language walkthrough of a peer-reviewed pilot clinical study in female pattern hair loss (FPHL), including study design, protocol, measured outcomes, safety observations, and what the findings may suggest.

• Part 3 From Conference Posters to Credibility: How SGF57 Built Trust
A timeline-based overview of how SGF57 evidence expanded through academic conference posters (2013–2014), including protocol optimization insights such as microneedle depth, and what peer-reviewed publication adds to credibility.

Why This Series Matters
 

In hair care, credibility is built through defined protocols, objective measurement, and transparent academic communication. This series reflects AesMed’s commitment to an evidence-first philosophy - helping readers understand what was studied, what was observed, and what remains to be explored.

Read the series on the AesMed Official Blog (https://aesmed.blog/) via the News/Blog section on our website.
For clinics and professional partners seeking an evidence-focused briefing pack, please contact AesMed through the official inquiry channel.

AesMed PR Team