PRP for hair: process, expectations and review

Hair thinning has different causes, so the first step is assessment rather than injection. Pattern, duration, scalp condition and medical background all influence the recommendation.

PRP involves a blood draw, separation of platelet-rich plasma and targeted injection. Local pain, tenderness, redness or bruising may follow an appointment.

Hair changes slowly. A process should not be judged from a random photograph or immediately after one session. Images taken with similar lighting, angle and hair length make follow-up more meaningful.

PRP does not guarantee growth and does not suit every cause of hair loss. A professional consultation should cover realistic expectations, alternatives and clear review points for deciding whether to continue.