Hair loss is an extremely frustrating condition for both men and women and despite its benign nature, it causes tremendous psychological concerns.
Am I a good candidate for PRP hair restoration?
You are likely a candidate if you have early thinning or mild to moderate hair loss. It works best when follicles are still active.
How much does PRP hair restoration cost?
PRP typically costs $800–$1,500 per session. Packages of 3–6 treatments are common and may reduce per-session cost.
How many treatments will I need?
Most patients need 3–4 initial treatments spaced one month apart. Maintenance is usually done once or twice per year.
Does PRP stop shedding?
Yes, PRP can reduce active shedding by strengthening follicles and prolonging the growth phase.
Is PRP Permanent?
No, PRP requires maintenance because hair loss is progressive. Annual sessions help sustain results.
When will I see new growth?
Early improvement may appear at 3–4 months. Noticeable density improvements often show at 5–7 months.
Is PRP painful?
Discomfort is mild and brief. Numbing options are available to improve comfort.
What is the downtime?
There is no downtime. Mild scalp tenderness may last 1–2 days.
How should I prepare?
Arrive with clean hair and avoid blood thinners and smoking before treatment.
Is PRP safe?
Yes, PRP is very safe because it uses your own blood. Risks are minimal and usually limited to temporary soreness.
How does PRP compare to hair transplant surgery?
PRP stimulates existing follicles, while transplant surgery relocates hair permanently. PRP is non-surgical and ideal for early thinning.
Can women get PRP hair restoration?
Yes, PRP is effective for both men and women experiencing thinning hair.