PRP For Hair loss

PRP stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma, a concentration of platelets from your own blood used to stimulate natural healing, regenerate tissue, and encourage hair growth when injected into the scalp.

PRP contains growth factors and proteins that boost blood flow and stimulate dormant hair follicles, helping to thicken existing hair and promote new growth naturally.

Yes, PRP is very safe. It uses your own blood, so there's virtually no risk of allergic reactions or rejection. It's a natural, non-surgical treatment with minimal side effects.

Discomfort is minimal. The procedure involves fine needle injections and may feel like light pinching or pressure. Most people tolerate it well without anaesthetic.

Each session typically takes around 30 minutes, including the consultation, blood draw, centrifugation, and scalp injections.

Most people benefit from 3–6 sessions spaced one month apart, followed by maintenance treatments once or twice a year for best long-term results.

Results vary, but many people begin noticing thicker, fuller hair within 2 to 3 months. Full results may take up to 6 months.

PRP works best for people with thinning hair or early-stage hair loss, including those with androgenetic alopecia or postpartum hair loss. It is not suitable for completely bald areas.

Side effects are rare and mild. Some redness, swelling, or tenderness at injection sites may occur and usually resolve within a day or two.

PRP is a natural, drug-free, and non-surgical solution. It uses your body’s own regenerative abilities to restore hair growth without harsh chemicals or downtime.

PRP is ideal for most healthy adults with early signs of hair thinning or hair loss. It’s not suitable for those with blood disorders or active infections. A full consultation will help decide if PRP is right for you.

Unlike chemical or surgical options, PRP uses your own blood to heal and repair naturally. There are no artificial substances or harsh medications involved — just your body helping itself.

Yes. PRP can complement treatments like hair transplants or topical solutions. It strengthens the scalp and promotes a healthier environment for hair to grow.

No, there’s no downtime. You can return to work or your normal routine immediately after treatment. Just avoid washing your hair or applying pressure to your scalp for 24 hours.

Most people start with 3 treatments spaced one month apart, followed by maintenance sessions every 3 to 6 months. Your exact plan will depend on your needs and hair goals.

PRP doesn't change the natural texture of your hair, but it can improve its thickness, strength and overall condition by improving follicle health.

Results vary, but many people enjoy longer-lasting improvements for 12 months or more. Maintenance sessions help keep your results going strong.

No, PRP can also be used on eyebrows, beard areas, and even skin. However, it's most commonly used on the scalp to treat hair thinning and promote regrowth.

The sensation is usually mild, like tiny pinches on the scalp. Most clients say it's very manageable, and the treatment is over quickly.

The earlier, the better. PRP works best when you still have active follicles. Starting at the first signs of thinning can help you achieve better, longer-lasting results.