Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about PRP Hair Growth.

We draw a small blood sample, centrifuge it to concentrate platelets, then inject PRP into the scalp. Growth factors stimulate follicles, improving scalp health and hair production. Multiple sessions are usually needed and results appear gradually over months.

Topical numbing or local anesthetic reduces discomfort; most clients report only mild pressure during injections. Expect temporary redness, tenderness, or slight swelling for 24–72 hours and minimal downtime before resuming normal activities.

Most patients benefit from a series of three treatments spaced four to six weeks apart, followed by maintenance sessions every 4–6 months. Individual plans vary based on hair loss severity, response, and overall health.

Early improvements like reduced shedding and thicker hair shafts can appear within 8–12 weeks, with more noticeable density after three to six months. Optimal results require completing the initial series and recommended maintenance.

PRP uses your own blood, so serious risks are rare. Common temporary effects include bruising, mild swelling, or scalp tenderness. Infection risk is low when sterile technique is followed; some medical conditions may contraindicate treatment.

Ideal candidates are men and women with early to moderate hair thinning seeking a natural, non-surgical option. It is less effective for complete baldness; candidacy is determined after evaluating medical history and scalp condition.