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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about PRP / PRF Hair Restoration.
A small blood sample is centrifuged to concentrate platelets into PRP or PRF. Concentrated growth factors are injected into thinning areas, promoting follicle activation, blood flow, and tissue repair. Results develop gradually over months with repeated sessions recommended.
Ideal candidates have early to moderate hair thinning, healthy platelet counts, and realistic expectations. Men and women with androgenetic alopecia often benefit, while those with active scalp infections, blood disorders, or certain medications may be unsuitable.
We typically recommend a series of three treatments spaced four to six weeks apart, followed by maintenance sessions every six to twelve months. Personalized plans depend on severity, response to therapy, and lifestyle factors.
Discomfort is generally mild. Topical anesthetic or scalp numbing reduces pain during injections. Expect temporary redness, tenderness, or small scabs. Most clients resume normal activities the same day, avoiding strenuous exercise for 24–48 hours.
Initial improvement may appear within eight to twelve weeks, but more noticeable thickness and density typically develop after three to six months. Individual response varies; optimal outcomes require the recommended treatment series and periodic maintenance.
PRP and PRF are low-risk since they use your blood, but possible side effects include temporary bruising, swelling, mild pain, or rare infection. We screen medical history to minimize risks and follow sterile techniques during procedures.