PRP is a product created from a small amount of blood that is drawn from you. The blood is then placed in a sterile tube and spun in a centrifuge to separate the components of the blood which include red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and plasma, which is the clear fluid. The plasma in the tube contains lots of platelets, making it platelet-rich-plasma, or PRP. Platelets contain the extraordinary ability to help cells and tissue heal. PRP is injected into the desired areas to act as a catalyst for tissue to regenerate, which smoothens and rejuvenates the skin. Platelet Rich Plasma is an autologous high concentration of platelets in a small volume of plasma. It is measured as 1 million platelets per mL, or at least 2 times the native concentration of whole blood. About 50% of blood is made up of plasma; it is relatively clear with yellow tint made up of water (92%), sugar, fat, protein and salt.

Utilized in a variety of surgical and non surgical applications:

dentistry
wound healing
pain management
dermatology
plastic surgery
hair restoration
aesthetics

PRP for hair regrowth stimulates the blood circulation to the follicles; increases shaft size (thickness); triggers and maintains the growth phase; controls the hair growth cycle and decreases hair loss.

How many PRP sessions are required ?

A treatment plan is developed on your individual needs, but 3 treatments 6-8 weeks apart is standard with maintenance requirements for ongoing benefit.