PRP SUPPORTED HAIR TREATMENT
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is blood plasma enriched with platelets. This treatment is applied with blood plasma obtained from the person’s own blood and rich in growth factors to regenerate the skin. It is also used in hair treatments. If PRP treatment is taken together with hair transplant treatment, it accelerates the healing process and hair growth. PRP reduces hair loss and thickens hair strands.
What are the positive effects of PRP on hair?
PRP injected into hair follicles, keratinocyte and epithelial growth factors provided by platelets contribute to the prevention of hair loss. The expected results are thickening of hair follicles, hair looking fuller and root growth.
How is PRP treatment done?
100 or 150 cc blood taken from the patient is placed in special tubes. In order to obtain platelet rich plasma, these tubes must spin for a while in a centrifuge. Special tubes make it possible to obtain approximately 1,000,000 / mm platelet-rich plasma. This plasma can be injected into targeted treatment areas. Stem cells gather around the injected substance, and this causes an increase in collagen production. It has a healing effect on tissues.
Who can receive PRP treatment?
People who experience stress-related or genetic hair loss and have weak hair strands can take this treatment.
Are the effects of PRP treatment permanent?
The effects of PRP treatment take twelve or eighteen months when taken together with hair transplant methods. The patient should take this treatment more than once.
What are the side effects of PRP treatment ?
PRP injection consists of the patient’s own blood and does not contain any chemicals. Therefore, this treatment does not have any side effects.
What are the advantages of this treatment?
This treatment can be easily applied and its positive effects continue for a long time. It not only paves the way for collagen production but also supports the vital functions of the skin. When taken with hair transplant treatment, it prevents hair loss and speeds up the healing process.
