PRP Hair Growth
An injection technique that allows you to activate metabolic processes in the scalp, awaken dormant hair follicles, and stimulate hair growth
What is PRP?
PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, is a hair loss treatment comprising three steps: blood collection from the patient's arm, processing in a centrifuge to separate platelets, and injecting the platelet-rich plasma into thinning hair regions while micro-needling the entire scalp.
How Does It Work?
Doctors use PRP in dermatology to promote hair growth by injecting plasma into the scalp, where it extends the hair cycle's growth phase
What to Expect?
Before treatment, you'll have a consultation to discuss your hair loss and plan. The specialist will draw blood, separate platelet-rich plasma, and inject it into your scalp where hair loss is occurring.
FAQ’s
The PRP hair treatment procedure can be done easily by a professional, and it’s not time-consuming. From the moment of blood extraction to the point of injecting into the scalp, the procedure takes about 30 minutes.
The amount of PRP hair treatments required is dependent on how severe the hair loss is, the current state of the hair, and the appearance you hope to achieve with the hair treatment. Nevertheless, the typical number of treatments is usually three sessions. After each session, the patients will wait for 4 to 6 weeks before taking the next treatment. After the third session, if more treatment sessions are required, the patients will be evaluated to determine the state of the hair condition before the commencement of more treatment.
The time frame for seeing notable results after PRP hair treatment is between 5 to 7 months. This time varies due to the nature and cause of the hair loss; nonetheless, you should expect some level of hair thickness in a few months.