PRP for Hair Loss

• "Step 1: Using a special blood collection tube, we draw a small amount of blood - similar to what is required for a lab test.
• Step 2: The tube containing your drawn blood is placed into a centrifuge and then spun at a high speed, which causes the platelets to separate from the other blood components.
• Step 3: Once the platelets are concentrated, they can be applied to the treatment point. PRP can be applied topically to the skin, usually after microneedling or fractional resurfacing, or via injection.”

“The blood draw takes a couple of minutes, followed immediately by a 10-minute centrifugation. Application time varies based on the procedure.”

"Since the Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is produced from a patient’s own blood, there is virtually no risk of an allergic reaction or rejection."

“The process of PRP extraction and certain treatments using PRP have been approved by the FDA.  PRP treatments for hair regrowth, acne scarring, and facial rejuvenation have not yet been specifically approved by the FDA and are currently the subject of numerous scientific studies and research with very promising early results.”