PRP Treatment

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Treatment is a non-surgical hair restoration therapy that uses components of your own blood to support healthier hair growth and improve the condition of thinning hair. During the treatment, a small blood sample is collected and processed to concentrate platelets and growth factors. The prepared PRP is then carefully injected into selected areas of the scalp to support the hair follicles and promote a healthier scalp environment.

How PRP Hair Treatment Works

1. Hair & Scalp Assessment

The treatment begins with a detailed evaluation of your scalp, hair density, hair-loss pattern, and overall hair condition. This helps our team determine whether PRP may be suitable for your individual needs and which areas require treatment.

2. Blood Sample Collection

A small amount of blood is collected from the patient, similar to a routine blood sample. The collected blood is then prepared for the next stage of the procedure.

3. Centrifugation & PRP Preparation

The blood sample is placed into a specialized centrifuge that separates its components. This process helps concentrate the platelets and growth factors needed to prepare the platelet-rich plasma for treatment.

4. Preparation of the Scalp

The treatment area is carefully cleaned and prepared before the PRP is administered. Depending on the patient's needs and clinical assessment, a suitable approach may be used to make the procedure as comfortable as possible.

5. Precise PRP Injection

The prepared platelet-rich plasma is carefully injected into areas of the scalp affected by thinning or weakened hair. The PRP is distributed strategically to target the desired treatment areas and support the surrounding hair follicles.

6. Supporting Hair Follicle Health

The concentrated platelets contain growth factors that may help support the natural hair-growth cycle and improve the health of weakened hair follicles. PRP is generally used to support existing hair rather than create new follicles where follicles are completely absent.

7. Treatment Sessions & Follow-Up

PRP treatment is commonly performed as a series of sessions rather than a single treatment. The number and frequency of sessions can vary depending on the patient's hair-loss pattern, treatment goals, and response to therapy. Follow-up assessments help monitor progress and determine whether additional sessions may be beneficial.

8. Post-Treatment Care

Patients are provided with appropriate aftercare instructions following the procedure. Mild tenderness, redness, or temporary swelling may occur at the injection sites and usually settles naturally. Following the recommended aftercare routine can help support a smooth recovery.

Benefits of PRP Hair Treatment
PRP is a non-surgical treatment that uses the patient's own blood components and requires no hair transplant surgery. It may help support weakened hair follicles, improve the appearance of thinning hair, and promote a healthier scalp environment when used for appropriate candidates.

Who May Benefit From PRP Treatment?

PRP may be considered for individuals experiencing early-stage or progressive hair thinning, weakened hair follicles, or certain forms of non-scarring hair loss. A professional scalp and hair assessment is recommended to determine whether PRP is appropriate for your condition.

PRP Treatment for Hair Restoration

PRP can be used as a standalone hair restoration treatment or, when clinically appropriate, as part of a broader hair restoration plan. Your treatment plan should be customized according to your hair-loss pattern, scalp condition, and individual goals.