PRP for Hair Restoration Hair loss can significantly affect your confidence and appearance. A thick, healthy head of hair is often associated with youth and vitality. Traditionally, options for hair loss treatment were limited to hair transplants or topical/oral medications until the breakthrough of PRP therapy for hair restoration.

Our PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Hair Restoration treatment offers a natural, non-surgical solution that uses your body's own growth factors to stimulate healthy hair regrowth. If you're experiencing thinning hair or hair loss, PRP therapy could help restore thicker, stronger, and more vibrant hair.

What it is

PRP therapy is an innovative treatment designed for both men and women dealing with genetic or age-related hair thinning and loss. This non-invasive procedure involves drawing a small sample of your blood, which is then processed to isolate the platelet-rich plasma a serum rich in growth factors, stem cells, and proteins that promote hair follicle health.

The concentrated PRP serum is injected directly into your scalp to stimulate hair follicles, slow down hair thinning, and encourage new growth.These platelets contain growth factors that, when injected into the scalp, help "wake up" dormant follicles and prolong the growing phase of the hair cycle. Over a series of treatments, you can expect hair to appear fuller, healthier, and more lustrous, helping to restore your natural hairline and confidence.

What to Expect During Treatment Your session begins with a simple blood draw, similar to a routine test. After processing, a numbing cream is applied to your scalp to ensure comfort during treatment. Using a fine needle, the PRP serum is then injected into targeted areas of hair thinning.

The procedure typically takes about 30–60 minutes and is well tolerated, with minimal discomfort and downtime. Most patients require a series of treatments spaced a few weeks apart for optimal results.

• Initial Phase: Usually 3 to 4 sessions, spaced 4–6 weeks apart.

• Maintenance: One session every 6 to 12 months to maintain the results, as PRP is not a permanent cure for genetic hair loss.

Key Benefits

• Increases Hair Density: It makes existing hair strands thicker and more robust, making the scalp appear fuller.
• Slows Hair Loss: The growth factors can delay the progression of thinning by strengthening the follicle's root.
• Natural Regrowth: Since it uses your own biological material, there are no synthetic chemicals or risk of "rejection."
• Improves Scalp Health: It enhances blood circulation to the follicles, providing them with more oxygen and nutrients.
• No Downtime: It is a "lunchtime procedure" that usually takes less than an hour, allowing you to return to work immediately

Who is it Good for

PRP works best for those in the early to moderate stages of hair loss.

• Ideal Candidates: People with "miniaturized" hairs (thin, wispy strands) rather than areas of total baldness. If a follicle has been dormant for too many years and has scarred over, PRP cannot bring it back.
• Men with Male Pattern Baldness: Slow hair thinning and encourage new growth.
• Women with Thinning Hair: Improve hair density and scalp health.

• Who Should Avoid It: People with low platelet counts, chronic liver disease, active scalp infections, or those on heavy blood thinners. Smokers may also see diminished results as nicotine affects blood circulation

When is it Used

PRP is most effective for specific types of hair loss

• Androgenetic Alopecia: Commonly known as male or female pattern baldness.
• Early Thinning: When hair is thinning but the follicles are still active.
• Post-Hair Transplant: Often used to "fertilize" newly transplanted grafts to ensure they take root and grow well.
• Alopecia Areata: Sometimes used to treat patchy hair loss caused by autoimmune issues.

Side Effects & Recovery

Because the treatment uses your own blood, the risk of a systemic allergic reaction is nearly zero. However, local side effects at the injection site can include

• Scalp Tenderness & Pressure: The most common sensation during and after the session.
• Mild Swelling: Occasional puffiness around the forehead or eyes if the front of the scalp was treated.
• Temporary Shedding: A small number of patients experience "shock shedding" where old hairs fall out to make room for new, stronger growth.
• Minor Bruising: Small marks at the injection points that usually fade within a few days.