For a PRP treatment, a small amount of the body's own blood is taken and processed. The resulting platelet-rich plasma is specifically introduced into the scalp. The growth factors it contains can support the natural regeneration processes of the scalp and the growth conditions of the hair roots.
Who can use PRP for hair loss?
PRP can be discussed for diffuse hair loss, decreasing hair density and certain forms of alopecia. The aim is to support the hair roots and make the hair appear stronger, healthier and thicker.
How does the treatment work?
After blood is taken, the plasma is prepared and then introduced into the scalp. Multiple sessions at individually determined intervals often make sense. The change develops gradually; Depending on the initial situation, later refreshers can be discussed.
Since the body's own material is used, the focus is on a natural regeneration approach.
Assess the cause first
Hair loss can have different causes. Not every form of alopecia is suitable for the same treatment. Therefore, the initial situation, previous course, possible causes and realistic expectations are discussed personally and medically in advance.
Discuss PRP hair treatment in a personal consultation
Beata Wojs clarifies whether PRP suits your personal form of hair loss and the desired treatment goal.
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