Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about PRP Hair Loss Treatment.

Most patients notice a reduction in shedding within the first month after starting PRP Hair Loss Treatment. Individual responses vary, but platelet-driven healing typically stabilizes hair loss early, with further improvement and regrowth over subsequent months.

Most patients describe mild discomfort or pressure during injections, often managed with topical numbing and cooling. Procedure time is brief, and side effects are minimal; soreness or redness usually resolves within a day or two.

Typical protocols involve an initial series of three monthly treatments, then maintenance sessions every three to six months. Visible regrowth is commonly seen in four to six months, though treatment plans are personalized based on response and severity.

Side effects are generally mild and temporary: localized swelling, tenderness, bruising, or redness at injection sites. Serious complications are rare when procedures are performed by trained professionals using sterile technique and proper blood handling.

Good candidates have early to moderate hair thinning, intact scalp follicles, and realistic expectations. PRP works best for androgenetic alopecia and recent shedding; active infections, certain blood disorders, or platelet dysfunction may disqualify some patients.

Avoid NSAIDs, alcohol, and smoking for several days prior to treatment. Shampoo the scalp the day of your appointment. After PRP, avoid strenuous exercise, hair treatments, and direct sun exposure for 48 hours; follow clinic aftercare instructions for best results.