PRP for hair restoration provides excellent results to patients experiencing hair loss due to various medical conditions such as:

• Female Pattern Hair Loss
• Male Pattern Hair Loss
• Alopecia Areata
• Alopecia Totalis
• Hypotrichosis
• Hair loss due to iron deficiency, metabolic conditions (thyroid deficiency), and drug side effects

While PRP is a proven hair loss treatment, it is considered an experimental and cosmetic treatment. As a result, insurance providers will not cover plasma hair treatments.

To see positive results, we recommend between 4 to 6 PRP hair treatments for a patient who is new to PRP injections. Each session is spaced one month apart. Patients should return every 6 months for injections after the initial series of treatments to help maintain results.

While PRP hair treatment is not a permanent solution to hair loss, it does generate long-lasting results. To help maintain new hair growth, we recommend follow-ups every 6 months after your initial series of injections.

Yes, PRP injections can help improve the hair loss around the hairline and on top of the scalp in many patients.

Yes, it can. Not only do PRP injections promote hair growth, but they can also help make the new hair thicker.

We recommend avoiding exercising for a week after your PRP treatment. Sweating may irritate a healing scalp.

After PRP injections, your scalp needs time to heal. To avoid irritation, we recommend avoiding saunas, steam rooms, and swimming for at least 2 days after treatment.

Also, avoid using any hair products for at least 6 hours after your PRP injections, and avoid hair processing (chemical color or straightening) for at least a week after treatment.

In addition to being used as a hair loss treatment, PRP can be injected into the upper lip or under the eye to help smooth the fine skin in these areas. We also use PRP during microneedling treatments, rubbing it into the skin to help promote collagen and healing.