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PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is a non-invasive hair growth treatment that involves the extraction of a patient’s own blood, processing it to concentrate the platelet-rich plasma, and injecting it into the scalp. Platelets contain growth factors that promote tissue repair, including hair follicles, making PRP an attractive option for combating hair loss. It is mainly recommended for individuals who are experiencing hair loss to stimulate hair growth and improve hair quality.
PRP, also known as plasma treatment for hair loss is suitable for both men and women experiencing various types of hair loss. The ideal candidates for PRP hair treatment are:
A detailed consultation with our specialised dermatologist is needed to understand the cause of hair loss, its severity, medical history, diet, and advise suitable treatment.
The dermatologist may prescribe certain hormonal tests to understand the underlying condition, if required. This step may not be required for all customers.
The dermatologist may suggest the choice of treatment most suitable to the condition of the patient to achieve the best results. The customer can choose the final treatment to be undertaken.
Post-care follow-up on the next day of the treatment to understand if the treatment experience was satisfactory and if the customer requires any help.
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Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) hair treatment is a cutting-edge procedure that harnesses the body’s own healing mechanisms to stimulate hair growth and improve hair density. The process involves several key steps that collectively contribute to its effectiveness in treating hair loss:
Blood Collection: The PRP process begins with the collection of a small amount of the patient’s blood, typically from the arm. This blood sample is similar to that taken during routine blood tests.
Centrifugation: Once collected, the blood is placed in a centrifuge machine. This machine spins the blood at high speeds, separating it into its individual components based on their densities. Within the blood, platelets are crucial components that contain numerous growth factors essential for tissue repair and regeneration, including hair follicles.
Isolation of PRP: Through the centrifugation process, the platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is isolated from the rest of the blood components. PRP is derived from blood and emphasizes the increased platelet concentration.
Preparation for Injection: After isolation, the PRP is prepared for injection into the scalp. Depending on the specific technique used by the dermatologist, the PRP may be activated.
Injection into the Scalp: Using fine needles, the activated PRP is injected directly into the scalp at the level of the hair follicles. This precise delivery targets areas where hair loss or thinning is present to ensure that the growth factors in PRP effectively stimulates the dormant hair follicles.
Stimulation of Hair Growth: Once injected, the growth factors in PRP work to stimulate the activity of hair follicles and promote new hair growth. These growth factors include platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF), vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), transforming growth factor (TGF), and other bioactive proteins that play key roles in hair regeneration.
Healing and Restoration: Over time, the stimulated hair follicles enter the active growth phase (anagen phase), leading to increased hair thickness and improved hair density. PRP not only encourages the growth of new hair but also enhances the overall health and vitality of existing hair follicles.
Who should avoid PRP treatment for Hair loss
While PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) treatment for hair loss is generally safe, a consultation with a dermatologist is essential before opting for it. Certain conditions may limit the suitability of this treatment:
1. Pregnant and Lactating Women: As a precautionary measure, PRP is avoided in women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.
2. Blood thinners: Blood thinners interfere with clotting, thus impacting the effectiveness of PRP treatment.
3. Smoking: Smoking slows down the healing process, thereby affecting PRP’s results.
4. Blood Disorders: Conditions such as thrombocytopenia and platelet dysfunction syndrome can affect blood clotting, impacting PRP treatment.
5. Chronic Diseases: Cancer and chronic liver diseases can hinder the healing process, making a consultation with a doctor necessary before considering PRP.
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We will provide post-care recommendations to maximise healing and optimal results following your PRP hair restoration treatment at Evenly Clinic. These includes
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Experienced dermatologist
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Lifestyle and nutritional guidance
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Convenient and safe treatment
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US-FDA approved machines
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Stringent (sterilization) and safety protocols
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Pre and post procedure care
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