Hair loss can have a profound impact on your self-confidence. Men and women alike struggle with varying degrees of alopecia, but Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy offers a non-surgical way to reduce and reverse hair loss. PRP treatment is a three-step process that uses the platelet-rich plasma found in your blood to promote natural hair growth in the scalp. PRP therapy has been used for decades for its healing abilities on muscle, tendon, and ligament injuries, and its cosmetic uses offer high satisfaction for patients with alopecia.
When it comes to treatment of hair loss, PRP procedure cost varies depending on the type of procedure, if micro-needling or A-cell is included, and the total number of treatment needed. The average cost of one treatment is between 10k and goes upto 25k and one requires at least two-three sessions. The more dramatic your hair loss potential the more procedure necessary.
PRP for hair loss and the scalp is considered very safe because:
PRP therapy is immunologically neutral and has no danger of allergies, hypersensitivity or foreign-body reactions.
PRP is a sterile technique has to be used at each stage of PRP preparation and application. PRP is quite useful in case a patient has an underlying medical condition that makes him or her prone to infection.
PRP has a very short period of inflammation at the sites of wounds thus reducing any possible injection.
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PRGF® can be used during many different surgical procedures including the placement of implants, grafting and extractions. It is also used successfully in facial rejuvenation treatments having regenerative and corrective properties
Although the concentration rate of platelets was substantially higher in the PRP fractions than in the PRGF fractions, the total number of platelets per preparation was slightly higher in the PRGF fractions compared with the PRP fractions
