▶ Stimulates Hair Follicles and Promotes Regrowth

The primary benefit of PRP is its ability to revitalize dormant hair follicles and stimulate them to enter the active growth phase of the hair cycle. This leads to new hair growth, thicker hair, and overall improvement in hair density. For patients with thinning hair, PRP has the potential to reverse the effects of hair loss and encourage the regeneration of healthier, more robust hair strands.

▶ Improves Scalp Health

PRP injections help to enhance blood circulation to the hair follicles, ensuring that they receive sufficient nutrients and oxygen for optimal function. The increased blood flow supports better scalp health and prevents further damage to hair follicles. PRP also reduces inflammation on the scalp, creating an environment conducive to hair growth.

▶ Safe and Natural

PRP is an all-natural procedure, as it uses your own blood to stimulate hair growth. Since it’s a non-surgical treatment, there’s no risk of complications such as infections, rejection, or allergic reactions, making it a safe option for a wide range of patients. The use of natural plasma from your body ensures minimal risk, and the recovery time is relatively quick, with little downtime needed.

▶ Prevents Further Hair Loss

One of the most significant advantages of PRP is its ability to slow down or stop hair loss. By stimulating the follicles to become more active and produce new hair, PRP not only promotes hair regrowth but also helps prevent future hair thinning. PRP can also be used alongside other hair restoration treatments like finasteride or minoxidil to boost results.

▶ Natural and Gradual Results

PRP is not a quick fix but offers long-term results that build gradually over time. It typically takes 3 to 6 months to start noticing visible improvements, and the results continue to enhance as treatment progresses. For most patients, a series of sessions—usually spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart—is required to achieve optimal results. Maintenance treatments may be necessary once a year to preserve the results.

▶ Effective for a Range of Conditions

PRP is particularly effective for androgenetic alopecia, the most common cause of hair loss (pattern baldness). However, it is also beneficial for individuals with stress-induced hair loss, hormonal imbalances, nutritional deficiencies, and postpartum hair thinning. It can also aid in repairing the effects of previous hair transplants or procedures that didn’t yield the desired results.

▶ Mild Pain and Discomfort

After the PRP injections, it’s common to experience some pain or discomfort at the injection sites on the scalp. This sensation is typically mild and resolves within a few hours. While the injections themselves are generally well-tolerated, the needle used for injecting the plasma can cause minor irritation. For most individuals, this discomfort fades quickly and doesn’t require any medical intervention.

▶ Swelling

Mild swelling around the treated areas may occur post-treatment. This is a natural response to the injections, and it typically subsides within one to two days. If swelling is bothersome, applying ice or following the aftercare advice given by your healthcare provider can help manage the symptoms.

▶ Bruising and Redness

Another common side effect after PRP injections is bruising at the injection sites. This usually happens due to the needle's penetration into the scalp. It is generally temporary and resolves in a few days. Similarly, redness around the injection points is possible but should dissipate relatively quickly.

▶ Itching or Sensitivity

Following the procedure, some patients may experience itchiness or heightened sensitivity in the treated areas. This typically lasts a few days and is not a cause for concern. However, it can be annoying. In most cases, the itching will subside naturally without the need for medication.

▶ Temporary Hair Shedding

A temporary shedding of existing hair can occur in the initial weeks following PRP treatment. This is part of the natural hair growth cycle, where older hair is shed before new hair begins to grow. While it can be unsettling, it is usually a short-term phase that resolves as the new, thicker hair begins to grow in its place. This process often occurs during the first two to three months after the treatment.

▶ Infection (Rare)

Although the risk is minimal, any procedure involving needles can carry the risk of infection. PRP uses your own blood, reducing the chances of infection or allergic reaction. However, it’s important to follow aftercare instructions carefully, such as avoiding direct sunlight on the scalp and refraining from touching the treated areas, to minimize the risk of infection.

▶ Allergic Reaction (Extremely Rare)

Since PRP therapy involves using your own blood, the risk of allergic reactions is almost negligible. However, in very rare cases, patients may have an allergic response to the anticoagulants or other additives used during the procedure. This can be discussed with your doctor before proceeding with the treatment.

▶ Scalp Sensitivity

Some patients report increased scalp sensitivity for a few days following the procedure. This can be attributed to the injection process, where the scalp tissues are slightly disturbed. This sensitivity is generally mild and should improve within a short period.