Hair PRP
Overview
Hair PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy is a non-surgical treatment designed to promote natural hair regrowth using the healing components of your own blood. Performed in a sterile clinical setting with FDA-approved equipment, the procedure is considered safe, biocompatible, and carries minimal risk of allergic reactions. PRP works by revitalising weak and inactive hair follicles, reducing excessive hair fall, and improving overall hair density and thickness. The therapy enhances blood circulation to the scalp, supports the hair growth cycle, and strengthens existing hair, leading to healthier and fuller-looking results over time.
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FAQs
When can I wash my hair after PRP?
Hair can be washed 48 hours after the treatment.
Is PRP therapy safe? Are there side effects?
When performed by qualified medical professionals under proper protocols, PRP therapy is generally safe. Mild swelling, redness, or discomfort may occur. Rare but serious reactions such as infection or allergic responses have been reported. People with blood disorders, severe medical conditions, recent surgeries, or those who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid the treatment. Always consult a qualified professional before proceeding.
Is PRP treatment painful?
The procedure is usually well tolerated. A numbing cream is applied beforehand to minimize discomfort.
Do I need special products after treatment?
Use only products recommended by your specialist. Avoid products containing sulphur or sulphates.