PRP Hair Loss Treatments

PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. This hair loss treatment involves three steps. First, your provider collects blood drawn from the patient’s arm at the Toronto Dermaplastic North York clinic by plastic surgeon Dr. Reza Ahmadzadeh. The blood is processed in a centrifuge, which separates the platelets. Then, the platelet-rich plasma is injected into the regions of the scalp where the hair is thinning.

PRP is rich in white blood cells and growth factors, which can send messages to skin cells to function optimally. The PRP is precisely injected at half-inch intervals across thinning or bald areas at the Toronto Dermaplastic North York clinic by plastic surgeon Dr. Reza Ahmadzadeh.

Injecting PRP can be combined with micro-needling PRP into the scalp at the Toronto Dermaplastic North York clinic by plastic surgeon Dr. Reza Ahmadzadeh. This can boost blood supply to the follicle. It helps to activate natural hair growth and can make the hair shaft thicker. Some of the reasons that it’s an ideal option for hair loss are that PRP can increase hair count, encourage thickness, and extend the hair cycle’s growth stage.

Because the treatment uses your blood, you don’t have to worry about being at risk of an infectious disease. You’ll grow your hair naturally. Therefore, it can be an effective and safe way to regrow hair for suitable candidates with hair loss. Candidates for this treatment may include people with:

• Genetic hair loss
• Stress-related hair loss
• Androgenic Apolecia
• Hormonal-related hair loss
• Menopause-related hair loss
• Age-related hair loss
• Alopecia-related hair loss

People with early hair loss tend to respond best to this therapy at the Toronto Dermaplastic North York clinic by plastic surgeon Dr. Reza Ahmadzadeh. You can even use this type of hair loss treatment in combination with other regrowth methods.

Recovery & additional treatments

Following the procedure at the Toronto Dermaplastic North York clinic by plastic surgeon Dr. Reza Ahmadzadeh, your scalp may be sore in some rare circumstances. Still, many patients don’t experience any discomfort. You can go about your daily activities immediately.

Treatments should be performed every 2-3 weeks approximately 6 to 12 times to achieve optimum results at the Toronto Dermaplastic North York clinic by plastic surgeon Dr. Reza Ahmadzadeh.