Hair Restoration

Uses your own platelet-rich plasma to stimulate dormant follicles, improve scalp health, and support thicker, fuller hair over time.

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What is PRP hair restoration?

PRP for hair restoration uses your body’s own growth factors to support healthier, stronger hair follicles. By stimulating circulation and cellular activity in the scalp, PRP can help reduce shedding, improve hair density, and support more consistent hair growth over time.

PRP works best when there are still active hair follicles present. It’s most effective for early to moderate hair thinning, not areas where hair loss has been long-standing and complete.

PRP may be a good option if you're noticing:

Gradual thinning or widening of the part
Increased shedding or hair that feels noticeably finer
Patchy hair loss or areas of sudden thinning
Hair loss following stress, illness, hormonal shifts, or postpartum changes
Hair transplant support

FAQ's

Is this right for me?

PRP for hair restoration may be a good option if you’re experiencing increased shedding, thinning density, or early hair loss and still have active follicles present. It’s most effective for those in the early to moderate stages of hair thinning, or for clients looking to slow progression and improve hair quality rather than fully regrow areas of long-standing loss. A consultation helps determine whether PRP is appropriate based on hair pattern, scalp health, and underlying causes.

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Results & longevity

PRP works gradually by supporting the hair growth cycle and improving follicle signaling. Most clients notice reduced shedding first, followed by improvements in hair thickness and density over several months. Because hair growth cycles are slow, visible changes take time and require patience.

PRP is typically recommended as a series of treatments, often spaced several weeks apart, followed by maintenance sessions to help sustain results. Longevity varies, but many clients continue to see benefits with periodic maintenance as part of a long-term plan.

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Combination treatments

PRP for hair restoration works best when combined with a comprehensive approach to scalp and hair health. This may include topical treatments, supplements when appropriate, or addressing contributing factors such as stress, hormonal changes, or nutritional deficiencies. Combination plans are individualized and focused on creating the best environment for hair growth rather than relying on a single treatment alone.

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How does PRP help with hair growth?

PRP delivers concentrated growth factors to the scalp that support follicle health and help prolong the growth phase of the hair cycle. Rather than creating new follicles, PRP works by improving the function of existing ones.

How many treatments will I need?

PRP for hair restoration is typically done as a series of 3–4 treatments, followed by a session at 6 months, and then annual maintenance to help support ongoing hair health. This schedule allows PRP to work with the hair growth cycle and provides consistent support to active follicles over time.

That said, treatment plans are always customized. The number and spacing of sessions may vary depending on factors such as the cause of hair loss, the stage of thinning, scalp health, and individual response to treatment. We’ll adjust your plan based on how your hair responds rather than following a rigid protocol.

Why do you use a point-by-point injection technique instead of micro-needling or a PRP gun?

For hair restoration, precision matters. A point-by-point injection technique allows PRP to be placed directly at the level of the hair follicle, where growth factors can have the most meaningful impact. This approach ensures controlled depth, even distribution, and consistent dosing across areas of thinning.

While micro-needling and injection guns can be useful in certain contexts, they offer less control over exact placement and depth within the scalp. For hair restoration specifically, targeted injections allow us to focus treatment where follicles are still active and responsive, rather than relying on more diffuse delivery methods.

This technique is chosen intentionally to prioritize accuracy, effectiveness, and predictable outcomes — not speed or volume.

Can I just come in occasionally instead of following a specific PRP schedule?

PRP works best when it’s aligned with the hair growth cycle. Hair follicles move through active growth, transition, and resting phases, and PRP is most effective when treatments are timed to support follicles during these stages. That’s why an initial series is recommended — it helps build momentum and create a more consistent biological signal to the follicles.

Spacing treatments monthly at the start allows PRP to support follicles while they’re still responsive. The 6-month follow-up and yearly maintenance sessions help reinforce those gains and support long-term hair health. Coming in sporadically or only once thinning becomes noticeable can be less effective, as PRP works best as a proactive treatment rather than a reactive one.

That said, treatment plans are flexible. We’ll always adjust timing based on your response, the cause of hair loss, and how your hair is changing over time — the goal is consistency, not rigidity.

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Pre-care Guidelines

Stay well-hydrated for a few days prior — around 2L of water per day is ideal

Avoid anti-inflammatories like Advil, Aleve, or ibuprofen for 1 week before or after your appointment.

Avoid oral Vitamin E&A, Gingko biloba, garlic flax cod liver oil, essential fatty acids at least one week before your treatment

Skip alcohol for 72 hours beforehand.

Feel free to wash your hair in the morning prior to your treatment (you’ll need to avoid washing it for 24 hours after)

Eat something light before your session — since we draw your blood, it helps prevent light-headedness

If you’re on blood thinners or have any health concerns, please check in with me ahead of time.

Post-care Guidelines

No washing the treated area or applying hair products for 24 hours

Avoid scratching, rubbing, or touching your scalp

Avoid taking any anti-inflammatories or the herbal supplements listed in the pre-care for 1 week after.

Skip the gym, sauna, or anything that causes sweating for 24 hours

Avoid alcohol for 72 hours after your treatment.

Hold off on any hair dye or chemical treatments for at least 72 hours

It’s normal to feel some tenderness or see small pinprick marks — this usually settles within 1–2 days

Keep hydrating and fueling your body — healing starts from the inside

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Hair Restoration

What is PRP hair restoration?

PRP may be a good option if you're noticing:

FAQ's

Is this right for me?

Results & longevity

Downtime

Combination treatments

How does PRP help with hair growth?

How many treatments will I need?

Why do you use a point-by-point injection technique instead of micro-needling or a PRP gun?

Can I just come in occasionally instead of following a specific PRP schedule?

Pre-care Guidelines

Post-care Guidelines

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