PRP Hair Restoration
PRP hair restoration uses your own blood’s growth factors to safely stimulate natural hair growth and combat thinning. This gentle, non-surgical procedure increases hair thickness and density for fuller, healthier hair.
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How It Works
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy is a regenerative treatment that harnesses growth factors from your own blood to revitalize areas of thinning hair by directly stimulating the natural repair and growth functions of dormant follicles. By concentrating and injecting these bioactive platelets into the scalp, PRP enhances blood circulation, promotes follicle health, and offers a safe, minimally invasive solution for those seeking fuller hair and improved scalp vitality.
What It Targets
Patients seek PRP hair treatments to address issues such as androgenetic alopecia (pattern baldness), overall hair thinning, and areas of sparse or dormant hair follicles. Other concerns include excessive hair shedding, breakage, lack of hair density, scalp health problems, and the desire for thicker, stronger, and healthier-looking hair.
Benefits
PRP hair treatments help you achieve fuller, thicker, and more vibrant hair by stimulating dormant follicles, improving scalp health, and reducing breakage and shedding. These safe, minimally invasive sessions boost overall hair density and volume with long-lasting results.
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Questions?
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Are PRP hair treatments safe?
PRP hair treatments are widely recognized for their excellent safety profile because the procedure uses your body’s own blood, significantly minimizing the risk of allergic reactions or rejection. Expert clinical reviews and recent studies confirm that, when performed by skilled professionals in a sterile environment, PRP injections for hair loss are generally very well-tolerated, with only mild and temporary side effects like sensitivity, swelling, or minor headaches in a small percentage of patients.
When will I start seeing results from PRP hair treatments?
Most clients notice initial benefits like reduced hair shedding and healthier-feeling hair within the first one to three months after starting PRP hair treatments, with visible improvement in hair thickness and density typically developing after three to six months. Full, optimal results—and the greatest satisfaction—are usually achieved between six and twelve months as new hair becomes noticeably thicker and fills in thinning areas, especially with a regular series of treatments and ongoing maintenance for lasting results.
How long do PRP hair treatment results last?
The results of PRP hair treatments typically last anywhere from 12 to 18 months, and sometimes longer, when patients receive an initial treatment series and continue with recommended maintenance sessions. Because hair loss can be progressive and influenced by genetics or hormones, touch-up treatments every 6 to 12 months help sustain fuller, thicker hair and prevent gradual thinning over time.
What are the preparation and after care instructions for PRP hair treatments?
For the best results with PRP hair restoration, prepare by avoiding blood-thinning medications, staying well-hydrated, informing your provider about allergies or current medications, and washing your hair with a gentle shampoo so you arrive with a clean scalp. After your session, wait at least 24 hours before washing your hair, avoid vigorous exercise and heat exposure for 48 hours, and do not touch or scratch the treated area. Use only gentle shampoos and conditioners, protect your scalp from sunlight, and carefully follow any additional post-care instructions provided by your treatment specialist to promote optimal healing and hair growth.
Who are candidates for PRP hair treatments?
PRP hair restoration treatments are great options for people with thinning hair, reduced density, or weak follicles due to genetics, stress, hormones, or medical conditions. To make sure these treatments are safe and effective for you, our experts will review your medical history and hair goals during a consultation.