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Frequently Asked Questions

Does PRP therapy actually regrow hair?

Yes, PRP therapy has been shown to effectively stimulate hair growth. By injecting plasma-rich platelet injections into the scalp, the growth factors released promote hair follicle regeneration, resulting in thicker and denser hair. Studies have demonstrated that PRP treatment can help regrow hair, particularly for individuals experiencing early stages of hair loss.

How long does PRP therapy last for hair loss?

The results of PRP hair treatment typically last between 12 and 18 months, though some individuals may experience results for up to 24 months. To maintain optimal hair growth, patients are encouraged to undergo maintenance sessions every 6 to 12 months, depending on their individual response to the therapy.

What is the downside of PRP therapy?

While PRP injections are generally safe, potential downsides include mild pain, swelling, or soreness at the injection site. There is also a slight risk of infection or nerve injury if the procedure is not performed correctly. Additionally, the platelet plasma injection cost can be significant, as multiple sessions may be required to achieve the desired results.

Who should avoid PRP?

PRP therapy is not recommended for individuals who take blood thinners, as these medications affect platelet function. Additionally, people with underlying infections such as HIV or hepatitis C, those with thrombocytopenia (low platelet count), or individuals with certain chronic conditions may not be suitable candidates for plasma hair treatment.

Who is suitable for PRP?

PRP therapy is ideal for individuals experiencing early-stage hair loss or thinning hair. Those with functioning hair follicles in thinning areas are most likely to benefit from PRP hair treatment. It is also suitable for patients with good overall health without blood disorders or autoimmune conditions that might interfere with the treatment’s effectiveness.

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