Biologix Hair to Exhibit at the 11th Annual Anti – Aging Medicine World Congress, Grimaldi Forum, Monaco

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Apr 3, 2013) - Biologix Hair Inc. (BLGX) (BLGX) announces that senior executives from the Company's clinician licensing department will be exhibiting the Biologix Hair Therapy System to attendees at the Anti-Aging World Congress, Grimaldi Forum, being held in Monte Carlo, Monaco from April 4 - 6, 2013.

Ron Holland, Biologix Hair Inc. CEO, commented, "The Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress is the world's leading conference in the fields of aesthetic and anti-aging medicine. More than 8,000 professionals from over 95 countries will be in attendance discussing topical issues and medical advances. This is an excellent opportunity for Biologix to showcase its breakthrough hair loss solution to the leading edge of opinion makers within the international medical community.

"We are determined to be in a ready position to capitalize on the high-margin sales potential of the Biologix Hair Therapy System, if and when FDA and other major market approvals are forthcoming. Exhibiting at conferences such as the Annual Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress is expected to greatly assist Biologix in rapidly expanding its global distribution network of licensed clinicians and medical practitioners seeking to become Certified Biologix Hair Therapists and secure exclusive territorial purchasing and treatment rights for the Biologix Hair Therapy System."

Biologix extends an open invitation to all attendees to visit the Biologix exhibit booth to learn more about the Biologix Hair Therapy System and how it can complement your current services and business revenues.

For more information about the Annual Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress being held this week in Monaco, visit http://www.GrimaldiForum.com.

About Biologix Hair Inc. and Biologix Hair Science Ltd.

Biologix Hair Inc. (Biologix Hair), together with its wholly owned biotechnology subsidiary, Biologix Hair Science Ltd. (BHS), is focused on realizing the full market potential for its patent-pending hair loss prevention and regeneration treatment - the Biologix Hair Therapy System - and its demonstrated ability to prevent and reverse the effects of alopecia, which plagues hundreds of millions worldwide.

Between mid-2004 and mid-2012, more than 30,000 pre-clinical-trial treatments of Biologix Revive - the essence of the Biologix Hair Therapy System - were administered to 5,000-plus patients in South America suffering with varying degrees of alopecia, as well as people seeking preventive treatment. The participating treatment clinicians subjectively observed and reported that virtually 100% of preventive care clients continued to retain their healthy hair and an estimated 80-85% of the males and 90-plus% of the females treated for hair regeneration experienced significant regrowth of their own natural hair. And among alopecia areata patients, virtually total hair regrowth was observed in 100% of the cases. To date, no negative side effects have been reported.

BHS is currently focused on obtaining FDA approval for its breakthrough hair loss prevention and regeneration therapy and has initiated a research and development program with one of the world's leading medical research universities, the Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT). The R&D program, expected to take approximately twelve months to complete, is an important final step before formal clinical trials and the FDA approval process begins.

Additionally, on May 11, 2012, Venable LLP, the Washington-based law firm overseeing the worldwide IP and regulatory approval processes on behalf of BHS, filed a Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) application on behalf of BHS for Biologix Revive in Geneva, Switzerland. The PCT is an international treaty, administered by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), to which 144 countries have as of now contracted, including Canada and the United States.

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