PRP (platelet-rich plasma) uses your own concentrated growth factors to stimulate dormant hair follicles, improve scalp health, and support thicker, stronger hair growth over time.

No — PRP works progressively. A series of treatments is typically needed because hair grows in cycles, and we’re targeting follicles as they become active.

Hair takes time. Most people start noticing improvements around the 3-month mark, with fuller, stronger growth continuing over 6–12 months.

Not exactly. PRP is most effective for early-stage thinning or mild-to-moderate hair loss — when follicles are still alive but just underperforming. It won’t work if follicles are completely inactive or scarred.

PRP is natural in that we’re using your own growth factors — no drugs or implants — to help restore what’s already yours. It can also be combined with other therapies for even better results.

A hair transplant moves healthy follicles to areas where follicles are gone — but it doesn’t prevent future thinning or hair loss in untreated areas. PRP can be used on its own or as a complement to a transplant to improve scalp health overall.