PRP Treatment



The Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) procedure is quick, easy and

non-invasive. PRP promotes hair growth, and several clinical

studies have shown that PRP is effective for genetic alopecia

including maintaining hair density. Also, its

supportive effect as an adjuvant during and after hair

transplantation is significant.

To begin, a medical professional will draw your blood. The PRP is

then prepared by separating platelets from Platelet Poor Plasma

(PPP), red blood cells and granulocytes via centrifugation. Next,

the PRP is collected and applied to the treated site via

micro-needling or injections.

What is PRP therapy?

PRP ( platelet-rich plasma ) therapy for hair loss is a three-step

medical treatment in which a person’s blood is drawn, processed,

and then injected into the scalp.

Some in the medical community think that PRP injections trigger

natural hair growth and maintain it by increasing blood supply to

the hair follicle and increasing the thickness of the hair shaft.

Sometimes this approach is combined with other hair loss home

treatment shown a great result with PRP.

There hasn’t been enough research to prove if PRP is an effective

hair loss treatment. However, PRP therapy has been in use since

the 1980s. It’s been used for problems such as healing injured

tendons , ligaments, and muscles. and