What PRP actually is
PRP is prepared by drawing a small amount of your blood and concentrating the platelets, which are rich in growth factors. This concentrate is then applied to targeted areas of the scalp.
The idea is to support the follicular environment using your body's own signaling molecules.
What the evidence says
Research suggests PRP may help some people with certain types of hair loss, though results vary between individuals and study protocols differ. It is not a guaranteed solution for everyone.
We're transparent about this: PRP is one tool that can be valuable as part of a broader, monitored plan — not a magic fix.
What to expect
Most protocols involve an initial course of sessions followed by maintenance. Downtime is typically minimal. We measure response over time so decisions are based on your actual results.