Suffering from hair thinning?
PRP Hair Loss Therapy
- Get your Hair density back
- State-of-the-art Ultra PRP machine
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PRP Hair Loss Therapy
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What is PRP Therapy for Hair Loss?
PRP Hair Treatment (“Platelet Rich Plasma”) is a safe, 100% natural, non-surgical procedure that promotes hair growth for men and women by using their own plasma and growth factors to targeted areas of the scalp with hair loss. Studies have found that PRP reduces hair loss, increases diameter and density of hairs, and accelerates healing after a hair transplant procedure. Moreover, it’s not just for hair— PRP can be used in tendons, ligaments, and muscles as well.
Benefits of PRP Hair Loss Therapy
PRP Hair Treatment helps with:
1. Preserving existing hair in androgenetic alopecia.
2. Reducing thinning and boosting hair growth.
3. Improving hair thickness and density for a fuller look.
4. Speeding up healing and reducing redness after a hair transplant.
How does the PRP Treatment for hair loss work?
PRP Hair Treatment involves:
1. Blood Draw: Blood is taken from the arm.
2. Centrifuge Process: Blood is spun to isolate yellowish Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP).
3. Scalp Injections: PRP is injected into the scalp using a microneedling pen to stimulate hair growth, with local anaesthesia for comfort.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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PRP may not be suitable if you are a heavy smoker, take blood thinners, or have conditions like cancer, liver disease, diabetes, chronic infections, or a low platelet count.
Platelet-Rich Plasma works best for individuals with hereditary hair loss. Your doctor can determine if this treatment is suitable for your specific type of hair thinning or loss.
PRP hair loss treatment is typically not recommended for:
• Heavy smokers
• Individuals on blood-thinning medications
• Those with cancer, liver disease, diabetes, chronic infections, or a low platelet count
PRP is considered a reliable treatment as it uses your own blood. It has been widely used for years in regenerative medicine for wound healing, including orthopedic injuries, chronic traumas, burns, and surgical scars. While the procedure involves injections, you may experience minor pain, slight bleeding, or redness at the injection sites.
The side effects of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) for hair loss are usually very mild. Some patients may experience slight headaches, swelling, oozing, or a tight sensation on the scalp. These effects typically subside within 3-4 days, and paracetamol can help alleviate any discomfort.
Dr. Ajay Dubey M.D.
Global Medical Director - Evolved Clinics
Celebrity Hair Transplant Surgeon and International Trainer
M.D (Dermatology & Venerology) IMS-BHU, M.B.B.S. (KGMC)
Accrediation
Dr. Ajay Dubey M.D.
Global Medical Director - Evolved Clinics
Celebrity Hair Transplant Surgeon and International Trainer
M.D (Dermatology & Venerology) IMS-BHU, M.B.B.S. (KGMC)
Accreditations
