PRP for hair growth

darryl grogan
Mar 24
1 min read

I've always been curious what is involved with PRP treatments for balding: how many treatments to see results and how permanent the treatments are?

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Medibiogenix

Mar 26

Great question—and definitely something clients are asking more and more as PRP gains traction in hair restoration. Here’s a clear breakdown of what’s involved with PRP for hair loss, especially in the context of androgenetic alopecia (male/female pattern baldness):

What Is PRP for Hair Loss?

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy uses your own blood—specifically the platelets rich in growth factors—to stimulate hair follicles, promote blood supply to the scalp, and reactivate dormant follicles. It’s a regenerative, non-surgical option for people experiencing thinning or balding.

What's Involved in the Treatment?

Blood Draw – Around 10–20 mL of your blood is drawn.
Centrifuge Spin – Spun to isolate the platelet-rich portion.
Injection Process – PRP is injected directly into the areas of thinning using a fine…

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7 days ago

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