Hair treatment with Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is a journey of hair rejuvenation that employs an innovative approach to promote follicle recovery and stimulate hair growth. I elevate this process to a new level, activating PRP with potent DNA activators and enriching it with calcium ions.
What is PRP Hair Treatment?
This unique procedure involves the application of a portion of the patient’s blood plasma to the scalp. Platelets, filled with growth factors, play a crucial role in tissue repair, including hair follicles. This degranulation process releases bioactive proteins and cytokines, triggering a regenerative response that contributes to tissue recovery and repair.
Advantages of PRP Hair Treatment:
Increased blood circulation: Stimulates blood circulation in the scalp.
Accelerated collagen production: Contributes to the health and elasticity of the scalp.
Development of cellular proliferation: Stimulates cell growth and renewal.
Stimulation of hair growth: Ideal for combating seasonal hair loss and prolonging the anagen phase of the hair cycle.
Increase in hair diameter: Provides more volume and vitality.
Delaying the effects of alopecia: Acts against hair loss associated with alopecia.
Post-hair trahnsplant recovery: Accelerates tissue regeneration in the donor and recipient areas.
Fast healing: Promotes rapid healing in treated areas.
Powerful combination: PRP + Mesotherapy:
Combining PRP treatment with mesotherapy enhances results, providing faster and longer-lasting benefits.
Who should opt for PRP Hair Treatment?
This treatment is recommended for healthy individuals experiencing hair weakening due to various factors, including:
Seasonal hair loss: Stimulates growth after periods of seasonal hair loss.
Androgenetic alopecia: Strengthens follicles to delay hair loss.
Hair transplant: Accelerates recovery and stimulates growth after the procedure.
Scalp scars: Recommended for those with scars from accidents, burns, or surgeries.
Contraindications:
In situations such as pregnancy, breastfeeding, a history of cancer, autoimmune disease, low platelet count, and allergy to local anesthetics, PRP treatment is not recommended.
Steps of PRP Hair Treatment:
Blood extraction: A small amount is taken from the patient.
Centrifugation: Separation of platelet properties.
Activation with calcium Ions: Enrichment of PRP.
Dermis injection: Application to the affected areas.
Embark on this journey of hair revitalization with me and discover the transformative power of Platelet-Rich Plasma.
