Hair Restoration
PRP Hair Therapy
A preparation of the patient's own platelets used as a potential adjunct in selected hair-loss treatment plans. Response varies between individuals.
Who it suits
- Selected hair-loss concerns where a clinician considers PRP a reasonable adjunct
- People already being managed for hair loss who are looking to support an existing plan
What to expect
- 01A sample of your own blood is taken and processed to concentrate the platelets
- 02The preparation is applied to the scalp areas identified at assessment
- 03Treatment is typically planned as a course and reviewed
Common questions
- Is PRP an alternative to a transplant?
- They address different situations. PRP is used as a possible adjunct in selected plans; it is not a replacement for surgery where surgery is indicated. Which, if either, applies is decided at consultation.
- Does it work for everyone?
- No. Response varies between individuals. Suitability is decided at consultation after an examination. Some people are better served by a different treatment, or by none.