Ideal Patient/Client for PRP n STEM cells-
Who should opt for PRP?
People who have thinning hair, and those with androgenetic
alopecia (male pattern baldness – hair loss at the top of the scalp and a
receding hairline particularly along the temples), women with male pattern
alopecia can all benefit from it.
The treatment requires about eight sittings, each two weeks
apart for best results. Along with it, one may have to take medications like
minoxidil and propercia. Your doctor may also alternate between stem cell
therapy and PRP as combination treatments have shown to provide good results.
Expected results
Patients will soon see a fuzz of hair after the fourth sitting.
The treatment not only promotes hair growth but also strengthens hair
follicles. It is quite a safe procedure without any side-effects. Since it
involves drawing out blood and multiple needle pricks, it may seem
uncomfortable and scary but a numbing cream is used prior to the procedure to reduce
the discomfort.
Who can’t opt for PRP?
Though
PRP treatment yields great results for people suffering from hair loss, it’s
not for everyone. People who have lost all hair cannot undergo this
treatment as it does not help grow new hair on a bald patch. It can only make
the existing thinning hair thicker by strengthening the hair follicles.
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