Your own growth factors, returned to the scalp.
A small sample of blood is drawn and spun in a centrifuge, separating the platelet-rich plasma from the rest. That plasma, rich in the growth factors platelets release, is then placed into the scalp where follicles have weakened.
The growth factors prompt the follicle toward a healthier, more active state over the months that follow, supporting fuller-looking hair and a healthier scalp. As with all follicle work, it is slow, given in a series, and maintained over time.
The consultation
Before anything is decided, your provider looks closely at the scalp: where the part has widened, where the hairline has softened, whether the follicles are weakened but still living. We will tell you honestly whether PRP is likely to help, and plan the series and maintenance it will take.
The session
A small sample of your blood is drawn, much as for any blood test, and spun in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets. The scalp is numbed for comfort, and the concentrate is then placed where the follicles have thinned. It is well tolerated, and you go home the same day.
The months that follow
The scalp may feel tender or tight for a day, with no real downtime beyond that. Set aside hard exercise and harsh products for a short while. The result asks for patience above all. Over three to six months, across the series, the hair tends to grow fuller and shed less, a slow improvement that is maintained, not finished.
