PRP Hair Loss

The hair loss for a person can be due to various reasons. Hair loss can also be treated using medication for the underlying disease where the intervention of medical management is necessary. There is evidence that supports that certain medications available to treat pattern hair loss.

Medications such as Finasteride, Dutasteride, and Minoxidil are used to prevent further hair loss rather than the regrowth of hairs.

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PRP Treatment Procedure

Hair loss treatment with PRP is a three-step process. The procedure might require 3-6 sessions based on the scalp condition.

Firstly, the blood is drawn from the patient’s arm. It is then centrifuge (a device with a rapidly spinning container to separate fluids of high concentration). The platelet-rich plasma from the centrifuged is drawn using a syringe and then injected into the regions of the affected scalp areas resulting in increased hair growth. During this procedure, no sedation or any medication is required. Hence, the entire method is non-surgical hair restoration treatment both for men and women.

PRP is regarded to be the safe and natural method of hair regrowth as platelets that are inserted into the balding areas stimulate cell growth and encourages the growth of hair follicles.

Your doctor will ask you to visit for multiple sessions, and it may tend to repeated treatments at least for 3 months to have better hair growth.

Expected results to recover will be between 6 months to 12 months. However, most patients can start seeing results in 3 months.

PRP Hair Loss Side-Effects

Since the procedure requires drawing blood from your own body and injecting platelets into the scalp, there are no major complications or side-effects except for infection, injury, inflammation and swelling.

Ideal Candidates for PRP Treatment

PRP Treatment varies from person to person and the hair thinning pattern for both men and women. Individuals with thin hair patterns as well as those who have weak hair growth quality but proper hair follicle function can still be considered for the PRP technique for hair re-growth.

However, people with completely dead hair follicles are not suitable for this PRP technique, and they require the hair transplantation process.

Individuals with chronic infections and certain health diseases may not be the ideal candidates. Hence, complete diagnoses will gauge your eligibility criteria.

PRP Treatment for Hair Loss Video CONSULTATION

Getting an initial VIDEO CONSULTATION with the best cosmetic surgeon for PRP hair loss treatment always better to understand the entire technique. At SurgiDerma, your doctor will explain to you about the PRP treatment procedure. Discuss all your health issues and get a report on your current medical condition as it helps your doctor to plan for the treatment. Certain pre and post-treatment guidelines are required to be followed strictly.

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Is there a Down time?

No, laser hair removal doesn't usually take any real time off. After laser hair removal, your skin will be red and swollen right away. Even so, most people go back to their normal lives.
When will I be able to tell if the laser hair removal worked?

Most likely, you'll see the effects right away after treatment. The results are different for each subject. The effects depend on the color and thickness of your hair, the area that is treated, the type of laser that is used, and the color of your skin. After the first treatment, you can expect 10–25% less hair. Most people need anywhere from 2 to 6 laser treatments to get rid of the hair. Most people don't see any hair on the treated skin for months or even years after the treatments are done. When hair comes back, there is usually less of it. Most of the hairs are also smaller and lighter in color.
How long will laser hair removal's effects last?

Most people stay hairless for months or even years. When some hair comes back, it will probably be less obvious. A patient may need upkeep laser treatments to keep the area free of hair.
What are some possible side effects?

Most of the time, the side effects are mild and only last for 1 to 3 days. Among these side affects are: Discomfort Swelling Redness
When laser hair removal is done by a dermatologist or under the direct guidance of a dermatologist, other side effects are rare. Some other things that could go wrong are:

Blistering Herpes simplex outbreaks (cold sores) Infections Scarring Skin whitening or darkening Over time, skin color usually goes back to normal. But some changes to skin color last forever. This is why it's important to see a doctor who is good at laser treatments and knows a lot about the face. Also, it's important to do what your doctor tells you. If you follow the advice before and after treatment, you will be much less likely to have side effects.
When is it safe to get another laser hair removal treatment?

This is different for each case. A number of laser treatments are often needed to get rid of hair. Most people can have laser hair removal done every 4 to 6 weeks. Your doctor will tell you when it's safe to have another treatment. Most people see at least some hair growth. Your doctor will be able to tell you when it is safe to get laser treatments to keep the results.
How safe is it to use a laser to get rid of hair?

Laser hair removal is very safe with no down time and minimal side effects
What are indication in males for LHR?

Laser hair removal can also be used for beard reshapeing and in rare disease such as pilonidal sinus Males are also excellent candidates but require more seesions to see the best results.