PRP
PRP Hair Treatment
PRP stands for Platelet Rich Plasma, and in PRP hair treatment, the goal is to rejuvenate hair follicles by applying materials derived from the individual’s own blood to the scalp.
PRP hair treatment has become one of the best methods for preventing hair loss, offering significant benefits in a short amount of time.
Since PRP uses the individual’s own blood to repair hair follicles, there is no risk of infectious diseases. Additionally, there is no risk of allergic reactions associated with the treatment. Revitalization of hair follicles occurs shortly after the procedure. Following PRP hair treatment, hair tissue begins to develop, and thinning or damaged hair follicles are repaired, allowing hair to return to a healthier state.
Stages of PRP Hair Treatment
- A small amount of blood is drawn from the patient and processed to obtain Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) using centrifugation.
- The scalp where PRP will be injected is numbed with local anesthesia and sterilized.
- The prepared PRP is injected into the scalp using fine needles. The recovery time after treatment is short, and full results are typically seen within a few months.
Benefits of PRP Hair Treatment
PRP is a treatment method that utilizes a person’s own blood cells, and it has started to be used as a cellular treatment. Regarding the benefits of PRP, particularly in areas where individuals experience thinning hair, platelets provide keratinocytes and epithelial growth factors to the area, which helps achieve desired results.
Through this treatment method, thinning or weakened hair can thicken and volumize after the procedure by enhancing hair follicles. Hair mesotherapy is also among the different techniques available.