PRP For Hair

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) treatment for hair is a treatment method applied by injecting enriched plasma obtained from the person’s own blood into the scalp. PRP contains a high concentration of platelets and growth factors. This treatment is used to reduce hair loss, strengthen hair follicles and stimulate hair growth.

How is PRP Hair Treatment Done?

• Blood Collection: In the first stage, some blood is taken from the patient. This blood is usually taken from the inside of the arm.
• Centrifuge Process: The blood taken is processed in a centrifuge machine. This machine separates the blood into its components and allows us to obtain plasma containing platelets in high concentration.
• Injection: The resulting enriched plasma is injected into the scalp through thin needles. Injections are usually made focusing on the hairy areas.

When is PRP Hair Treatment Necessary?

• Hair Loss: In cases of male pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia) or female pattern baldness due to genetic factors.
• Weak Hair Growth: In cases where hair follicles are weak and hair growth slows down.
• To Prevent Hair Loss: In order to prevent or help stop hair loss, it is generally preferred in the early stages.

Expected Results After PRP Hair Treatment:

• Strengthening hair follicles,
• Reduction in hair loss,
• Promoting hair growth,
• Improvement in the quality of hair,
• Scalp revitalization.

PRP Hair Treatment Advantages and Disadvantages:

Advantages:

• It is a non-invasive treatment.
• Since the person’s own blood is used, the risk of allergy is low.
• It provides a rapid recovery process and the opportunity to return to daily activities immediately.

Disadvantages:

• In some cases, more than one session may be required.
• The exact duration of effect may vary from person to person.
• It may not prevent hair loss completely, but it can reduce it.