Support Follicle Health, Using Your Own Biology
PRP or PRF may be injected into areas of thinning hair to support follicle health and hair density in appropriately selected patients.
Support Healthier Hair. From Within.
PRP/PRF Hair Restoration uses your own blood-derived growth factors as part of a personalized approach to supporting follicle health and improving the appearance of hair density over time.
Start with the cause. Then build the plan.
Hair loss can have many different causes. A thoughtful approach begins with understanding the bigger picture before deciding whether PRP/PRF is appropriate.
Your evaluation may consider hormones, nutrition, medications, stress, recent illness, and overall health.
- Personalized hair-loss evaluation
- Consideration of contributing factors
- Individualized treatment planning
- Gradual regenerative approach
Treat the Patient, Not Just the Hair.
Because hair loss can have multiple contributing factors, your provider may look beyond the scalp when developing your treatment plan.
Hormonal Factors
Hormonal changes may be considered as part of the overall evaluation.
Nutrition
Nutritional factors may contribute to changes in hair growth and density.
Medications
Current medications and their potential relationship to hair changes may be reviewed.
Stress & Health
Stress, recent illness, and overall health can be relevant when evaluating hair loss.
A gradual approach to hair restoration.
Hair restoration takes time. A series of treatments may be recommended, with changes developing gradually as the treatment plan progresses.
Personalized Evaluation
Your hair-loss pattern, history, health factors, and goals are considered before treatment.
Regenerative Treatment
Your own blood-derived growth factors are used as part of the PRP/PRF hair restoration approach.
Progress Over Time
Results develop gradually rather than immediately, and treatment may involve a series of sessions.
Focused on the areas where hair density changes.
Your treatment plan is personalized according to your hair-loss pattern, scalp concerns, and restoration goals.
PRP & PRF Hair Restoration
Both approaches use components derived from your own blood as part of a regenerative treatment strategy.
PRP
Platelet-rich plasma is prepared from your own blood and used as part of a personalized hair restoration treatment.
PRF
Platelet-rich fibrin is another blood-derived regenerative option that may be incorporated into a personalized hair restoration plan.
Why PRP / PRF Hair Restoration?
Your Own Growth Factors
Uses blood-derived components from your own body as part of the treatment approach.
Supports Follicle Health
May support follicle health and improve the appearance of hair density over time.
Part of a Bigger Plan
Can be considered alongside evaluation of the broader factors contributing to hair loss.
Real Patients. Real Progress.
Minimal Downtime. Back to Your Routine.
Mild tenderness, redness, or swelling of the scalp may occur for a short period following treatment.
Follow your individualized post-treatment instructions and keep the scalp comfortable.
Avoid vigorous scalp massage for the period recommended by your provider.
Follow your provider's recommendations regarding washing, styling, and scalp products.
Your provider's specific aftercare instructions should take priority based on your treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will PRP / PRF work for every type of hair loss?
How many treatments will I need?
How soon will I see results?
Is there downtime?
What is the difference between PRP and PRF?
Can PRP / PRF be combined with other hair treatments?
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factors, treatment options, and personalized
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