PRP Hair Treatment
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is a method based on processing plasma obtained from the person's own blood and injecting it into the scalp. A distinctive feature is that the material used comes from the person's own tissue.
What Is PRP Hair Treatment?
A small blood sample is taken, and the platelet-rich portion is separated using a special process. The resulting plasma is injected into targeted areas of the scalp using fine needles.
Platelets contain growth factors involved in tissue renewal. The treatment aims to support the tissue around hair follicles. The physician determines the session plan according to the extent of hair loss.
How Is the Procedure Performed?
- Assessment. The scalp and type of hair loss are assessed, and PRP suitability and the session plan are determined.
- Preparation. A small blood sample is taken, and platelet-rich plasma is separated using a special process.
- Treatment. The prepared plasma is injected into targeted areas of the scalp using fine needles.
- Session follow-up. Sessions are repeated at the planned intervals, and the response is monitored through regular reviews.
Who May Be Considered for Treatment?
- People who wish to address hair loss at an early stage
- People who notice thinning hair
- People who prefer a treatment prepared from their own tissue
- People seeking support combined with mesotherapy
Certain blood conditions, active infection and the use of some medications may require treatment to be postponed; suitability is considered during assessment.
After Treatment
Temporary scalp tenderness may occur after treatment and usually subsides quickly. First-day recommendations on hair washing and sun exposure are provided; daily activities can usually be resumed the same day.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many PRP sessions are needed?
The physician plans the number and spacing of sessions according to the extent of hair loss and the scalp's response.
Is PRP safe?
Because the material is prepared from the person's own blood, the risk of an allergic reaction is low; nevertheless, suitability is assessed individually.
When are results assessed?
Because the hair growth cycle takes time, changes are generally assessed in the months following the start of the session series.
Appointment for a Medical Assessment
A medical assessment determines whether PRP hair treatment is suitable for you. Contact us with your questions or to request an appointment.
The information on this page is for general information only and does not replace diagnosis or treatment. Treatment suitability, scope and potential results vary from person to person and require a medical assessment.
