About the Service
Hair loss can be distressing, though it’s often a natural process (50–100 hairs shed daily). While some types (e.g., genetic baldness) are permanent, hair loss therapy options like PRP therapy, mesotherapy, exosome treatments, and IV therapy can help slow, reverse, or restore hair growth. Our clinic offers personalized hair loss therapy solutions for all hair loss types, ensuring safe, natural-looking results.
PRP Hair Treatment Restoration
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) uses concentrated growth factors from your blood to stimulate hair follicles, promoting regrowth and thickness. Ideal for early-stage hair loss or as a complement to transplants.
Key Advantages
- Non-surgical with no synthetic chemicals
- 30–60 minute sessions, minimal discomfort
- Works for most hair loss types (including genetic)
How Hair Loss Therapy Works
Step 1: Consultation
A doctor evaluates your hair loss cause and recommends tailored treatments (e.g., PRP, transplantation, or medications).
Step 2: Treatment
- PRP Therapy: Platelet-rich plasma is injected into the scalp to stimulate regrowth (takes <1 hour/session).
- Hair Transplant: Follicles are transplanted to thinning areas for permanent coverage.
- Laser Therapy/Mesotherapy: Non-invasive stimulation of hair follicles.
Step 3: Recovery & Results
- PRP/Laser: Minimal downtime; results appear in 3 months–2 years.
- Transplant: Initial shedding, then gradual growth over 6–12 months.
Ideal Candidates for Hair Loss Therapy
- Genetic baldness (male/female pattern)
- Thinning hair or receding hairline
- Postpartum or stress-related hair loss
- Scarring alopecia or damaged follicles
- Patients seeking non-surgical options (PRP, medications)
Quick answers to questions you may have
Q1: What causes hair loss?
A: Genetics, hormonal changes (e.g., pregnancy), stress, medical conditions (thyroid disorders), or nutritional deficiencies.
Q2: How long until I see results?
A: Varies by treatment—PRP shows improvement in 3–6 months; transplants take 6–12 months for full results.
Q3: Is a hair transplant painful?
A: Local anesthesia is used; mild discomfort may occur during recovery.
Q4: Are results permanent?
A: Transplanted hair is permanent, but non-surgical treatments (PRP) require maintenance sessions.
