PRP Treatment for Hair Loss: Definition, Mechanism and Step-by-Step Procedure
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy for hair is an innovative and completely safe method. It is suitable for both men and women experiencing hair loss on the scalp.
PRP treatment for hair loss strengthens existing hair and activates dormant hair follicles, enhancing the natural hair regeneration process.
Specifically, PRP hair mesotherapy also works preventively, as it fortifies the scalp and helps reduce the rate of hair shedding, offering long-term benefits for maintaining hair density and overall hair health.
How does it work
PRP hair treatment is based on the use of components derived from the patient’s own body.
The method relies on the separation of plasma from the blood and the utilization of platelets, which are rich in growth factors. These growth factors stimulate hair growth, significantly improving the density of thinning areas and enhancing overall hair quality.
It is a therapy that is steadily gaining ground due to its safety and effectiveness, as it does not require pharmaceutical substances and relies exclusively on the body’s own regenerative properties.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy for hair is an innovative and completely safe method. It is suitable for both men and women experiencing hair loss on the scalp.
PRP treatment for hair loss strengthens existing hair and activates dormant hair follicles, enhancing the natural hair regeneration process.
Specifically, PRP hair mesotherapy also works preventively, as it fortifies the scalp and helps reduce the rate of hair shedding, offering long-term benefits for maintaining hair density and overall hair health.
How does it work
PRP hair treatment is based on the use of components derived from the patient’s own body.
The method relies on the separation of plasma from the blood and the utilization of platelets, which are rich in growth factors. These growth factors stimulate hair growth, significantly improving the density of thinning areas and enhancing overall hair quality.
It is a therapy that is steadily gaining ground due to its safety and effectiveness, as it does not require pharmaceutical substances and relies exclusively on the body’s own regenerative properties.
Advantages of PRP Treatment
The advantages of PRP therapy for hair loss include:
- A natural and safe treatment without the use of pharmaceutical substances.
- No risk of allergic reactions, as it utilizes components derived from the patient’s own body.
- Strengthens existing hair growth.
- Improves hair quality and hair shaft diameter.
- Suitable for both men and women of all ages.
- Ideal as a complementary treatment to hair transplantation, whether using the FUE or FUT method, as well as to other specialized hair-strengthening therapies.
The procedure of PRP Treatment
At Bergmann Kord, PRP hair therapy is performed using a specially designed protocol developed to ensure maximum effectiveness and safety.
The procedure includes the following steps:
1. Blood collection:
A small amount of blood is drawn.
2. Centrifugation:
The blood is centrifuged to separate its components and isolate the platelet-rich plasma.
3. PRP activation:
The plasma is activated to release the growth factors.
4. Injection:
The platelet-rich plasma is injected into the scalp, specifically in the areas affected by hair loss.
5. Iontophoresis:
Following the injections, iontophoresis is applied to further enhance the thinning areas.
6. Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT):
The process is completed with therapeutic low-level laser application, which boosts blood circulation and stimulates the hair follicles.
When is PRP Autologous Hair Mesotherapy Applied?
PRP therapy can be applied at various stages of hair loss, depending on the patient’s needs:
1. Prevention
At early stages, treatment with autologous growth factors significantly slows the progression of hair loss. It strengthens existing hair, supports “weakened” follicles, and prolongs the hair growth cycle.
2. Hair Loss Treatment
In more advanced stages with visible thinning, PRP acts as a strengthening therapy for the follicles, improving microcirculation and promoting their reactivation. This enhances follicular function in the treated area and supports the growth of new hair.
3. In Combination with Hair Transplantation
At Bergmann Kord, PRP is an integral part of the hair transplantation protocol. It contributes to faster recovery of both the donor and recipient areas and boosts weak hair growth.
4. After Hair Transplantation
Following hair transplantation, PRP autologous mesotherapy is applied both to the transplanted area and the donor area, aiming to strengthen the non-transplanted follicles and support overall hair health.
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