PRP therapy uses platelet-rich plasma to support hair quality in the right candidates — always with medical history and realistic expectations in mind.

Hair restoration is not one-size-fits-all. We consider pattern, timing, health factors and whether PRP is an appropriate part of your plan.
Men or women noticing reduced density before advanced hair loss has developed.
Patients who want a clinical conversation about contributors to shedding or weaker hair quality.
Those seeking a non-surgical option that may complement a broader hair strategy.
Patients who value honest candidacy guidance over exaggerated promises.
Concentrated growth factors from your own blood (PRP or PRFM), injected into targeted scalp areas to wake up dormant follicles.
PRP or PRFM prepared from a small sample of your own blood — 100% natural, no foreign substances.
Topical numbing is applied before scalp injections; discomfort is usually minimal and brief.
Improvements in thickness and shedding within 1–3 months, with continued progress over 6–12 months. A series of 4 treatments is usually recommended.
No downtime — you can return to normal activities right away.
Package of 3 — $1,950
We review your goals, anatomy, medical history and the level of change that feels appropriate.
Your provider recommends a conservative treatment plan, including timing, preparation and realistic expectations.
Care is delivered in a calm clinical setting with attention to comfort, proportion and discretion.
We review your response, maintenance rhythm and whether any adjustment is medically appropriate.
A small blood sample is processed to concentrate platelets, then placed into targeted scalp areas. The goal is to support follicle environment in appropriate candidates.
No treatment can guarantee that. PRP is best discussed as supportive care for select patterns and stages of thinning.
Treatment is often planned as a series followed by maintenance. Your provider will recommend timing based on your case.
Yes. Hormones, iron status, thyroid health and medications can matter, so we consider the bigger medical picture.
Request a private consultation to understand whether PRP belongs in your plan.