Restore Your Hair's Volume with PRP Hair Restoration

There are two methods to introduce PRP into the scalp’s hair follicles. One approach involves microneedling, creating micro-wounds on the scalp’s surface, followed by the topical application of PRP. The microchannels allow the absorption of nutrients into the scalp. Another popular technique is the direct injection of platelet-rich plasma into the thinning area of the scalp. With the aid of a topical anesthetic, the PRP is carefully injected into the targeted region, stimulating dormant hair follicles. Most individuals require a series of treatments to achieve optimal results.

PRP hair restoration treatment is a quick and convenient procedure. The process begins with a brief blood draw, followed by centrifugation to separate platelets from red blood cells. After numbing the scalp, precise injections are administered across the thinning area. The entire treatment typically takes less than thirty minutes. Consistency is key to achieving satisfactory results with PRP hair restoration. Treatments are usually scheduled monthly for a few months, with noticeable improvements seen within two to three months. After the initial series of treatments, maintenance injections are repeated every three to six months, depending on individual response and desired outcomes.

Platelet-rich plasma offers several advantages for hazir restoration. PRP is an organic solution derived from the patient’s blood, making it safe and natural. It can be used as a standalone treatment or combined with other therapies like Minoxidil or hair restoration surgery. PRP is suitable for individuals with androgenic alopecia, crown and hairline thinning, diffuse thinning, and female alopecia.

Morpheus8 treatment requires minimal downtime. You may experience some redness, swelling, or mild sensitivity in the treated areas, which typically resolves within a few days. Our team will provide post-treatment care instructions to ensure optimal healing and results.

PRP hair restoration treatment carries minimal risk of complications. Common side effects may include minor discomfort at injection sites, itching, swelling, or dry scalp. Our experienced professionals will provide appropriate post-treatment care instructions to minimize any discomfort.