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What Is PRP Hair Treatment?
10 Feb 2026 · 6 min · Prohealth Care Clinic
PRP uses a prepared portion of your own blood as a supportive option for selected hair-thinning concerns, usually as a series of sessions.
How PRP is used for hair
Platelet-rich plasma is obtained from a small blood sample taken in clinic, prepared, and then placed into targeted scalp areas. It is considered where follicles are still present, not as a restoration method for long-standing bald patches.
Suitability depends on the type of hair loss, medical history and examination. PRP is not appropriate for every person.
The visit and recovery
You may feel brief discomfort during injections. Temporary redness or tenderness can occur. Visible change, if it happens, develops slowly over months. Individual response varies.
A series of sessions with reviews in between is often discussed. Your clinician will set a schedule only after assessing you.
Questions to ask
Ask whether PRP is being suggested for your diagnosis, what else might be combined with it, and how you will judge progress. Honest counselling is more useful than a promised density number.
This article is for general information. It is not medical advice for your situation. Suitability of any treatment is decided after examination.
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