PRP for HairDensity & Regrowth
Every hair follicle relies on a steady stream of growth signals to stay active. As those signals weaken with age, hormones, or stress, the growth cycle shortens and the follicle produces progressively finer, sparser strands. PRP works by putting those signals back, using material drawn from your own body.
A small blood sample is spun in a centrifuge to separate out the platelet-rich plasma from the rest of the blood. What remains is a concentrate rich in the growth factors your follicles need — among them PDGF, TGF, and EGF — which is then injected directly into the scalp at the follicle level. This wakes up follicles that had gone dormant, keeps hair in its active growth phase for longer, improves the blood supply feeding each follicle, and reinforces the strand itself. Over a full course of sessions, clients typically notice shedding slow down first, followed by a gradual thickening of overall density.
At D'Cosmedics, PRP sits alongside our other autologous hair-restoration options, and your specialist will help determine which preparation suits your particular pattern and stage of hair loss.
A non-invasive treatment for hair thinning, shedding, and overall scalp condition — performed across scalp in just 45–60 minutes, ideally every 3–4 weeks for an initial course of 4–6 sessions.
* Treatment times are approximate and vary based on individual skin needs.
Top Benefits ofPRP for Hair
PRP puts your own concentrated growth factors to work strengthening follicles and slowing shedding, with virtually no recovery time needed.
Steps of PRP for Hair
A straightforward, doctor-supervised process from blood draw to scalp injection. Here is what to expect during your session.
Scalp Consultation
Your specialist examines the extent and pattern of your hair loss, takes reference photographs of the scalp, and confirms PRP is a suitable option for you.
Blood Collection
A small sample of blood is drawn from your arm, a quick process comparable to a routine lab test.
Plasma Separation
The sample goes into a centrifuge, which spins it to isolate and concentrate the platelet-rich plasma from the other blood components.
Scalp Injections
The concentrated PRP is injected across the thinning areas of the scalp using fine needles in a planned pattern, with numbing cream applied beforehand for comfort.
Immediate Aftercare
Mild tenderness across the scalp for about a day afterward is expected. Your specialist will walk you through washing and activity guidance for the following twenty-four hours.
Course Planning
Your next appointment is scheduled three to four weeks out, continuing the course, with maintenance visits spaced further apart once density has improved.
How Does PRP for Hair Work?
By concentrating your body’s own growth factors and delivering them straight to the follicle, PRP restores conditions that support active hair growth.
Autologous Preparation
Derived entirely from your own blood, minimising any risk of reaction.
Concentrated Growth Factors
PDGF, TGF-beta, EGF, and VEGF work together to support follicle biology.
Centrifuge Processing
Platelets are concentrated to a level shown to be clinically effective.
Extended Growth Phase
Dormant follicles are stimulated and the active anagen phase is prolonged.
Better Scalp Circulation
VEGF supports improved blood flow to each follicular unit.
Performed by Specialists
Every PRP session at D’Cosmedics is carried out by trained medical staff.
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