PRP Treatment

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) hair treatment is a non-surgical treatment used to support existing hair follicles in selected patients. A small sample of the patient’s own blood is processed to prepare platelet-rich plasma, which is then administered into selected areas of the scalp.

PRP may be considered for patients experiencing

• Hair fall
• Hair thinning
• Reduced hair density
• Early-stage hair loss
• Weak or miniaturized hair
• Certain forms of non-scarring hair loss

How PRP Hair Treatment Works

1. Blood Collection — A small blood sample is collected.
2. Processing — The sample is processed to prepare platelet-rich plasma.
3. Scalp Preparation — The treatment area is prepared.
4. PRP Administration — The prepared PRP is administered into selected scalp areas.
5. Follow-Up — The treatment plan and follow-up schedule are determined according to the individual patient’s condition.

Is PRP a Hair Transplant Alternative?

PRP and hair transplantation serve different purposes. PRP is intended to support existing hair follicles, while a hair transplant is used to redistribute hair follicles from a donor area to areas affected by permanent hair loss. The number of sessions varies according to the patient’s condition, treatment goals and response to treatment.