Hair fall is not just a cosmetic issue — it impacts confidence, self-image and also mental health. Hair PRP Treatment (Platelet-Rich Plasma therapy) takes the game to a whole new level that is worth talking about in the field of hair restoration. Here is all you need to know.
The Science Behind PRP: What Makes It So Powerful?
A healthy dose of your own blood is used to activate your sleeping hair follicles in the Hair PRP Treatment. Rich in growth factors, PRP activates collagen synthesis, promotes blood circulation to the scalp, and reinforces hair from the roots.
Evidence Speaks:
A 2019 study published in the Journal of Cutaneous and Aesthetic Surgery showed that PRP significantly increased hair count, thickness, and root strength in individuals with androgenetic alopecia after just 3 sessions.
What Happens During a PRP Hair Session?
Plasma rich hair treatment is done in following steps:
1. Personal Consultation
The process begins with a professional assessment of your scalp, hair density and hair loss history.
2. Blood Draw and Processing
Similar to a standard blood test, 10–20 ml of your blood is drawn. It is centrifuged to separate the platelet-rich plasma.
3. PRP Activation
Your plasma is now full of platelets and growth factors, and ready for injection.
4. Scalp Injections
The plasma is injected directly into thinning areas of your scalp with fine needles. It’s quick, relatively painless, and takes 30–45 minutes.
5. Aftercare Advice
You’re told what to avoid (24 hrs of no shampoo, heat, styling etc.) and what to do to promote healing.
7 Surprising Benefits That Go Beyond Hair
Hair PRP Treatment doesn’t simply regrow hair — it liberates a shift in your prevailing image. Here’s how:
1. Boosts Hair Confidence
You know that one moment when your hair actually behaves in the morning? That’s what plasma rich hair treatment gives you. Thicker hair = thicker confidence. No more hiding under hats or preoccupation with bald spots.
“I used to avoid mirrors prior to PRP. Now? I can’t stop looking at my hairline!” — Ali, 29, PRP Patient
2. Stimulates Natural Regrowth (No Chemicals Involved!)
Forget chemical or hormone-based medications—PRP uses the platelets inside your own blood to stimulate growth, making it one of the most natural and bio-compatible treatments available today.
3. Improves Hair Quality and Texture
Thicker strands. Healthier shine. Stronger roots. Plasma rich hair treatment rejuvenates the scalps setting, enhancing not only the number but also the quality of each hair thread.
4. Minimally Invasive, No Surgery Required
No scalpels. No stitches. No downtime. You’re literally going back to work the same day. It’s hair restoration for the busy person of today.
5. Promotes Scalp Health
PRP increases circulation and collagen production, which nourishes the scalp and reduces dandruff, dryness, and irritation — making an ideal bed for new hair to flourish.
6. Customizable and Combinable
PRP is often combined with microneedling or laser therapy or supplements such as Biotin to improve results. It elegantly integrates into both clinical and home care regimens.
7. Repeatable, Safe and Personalized
Because it’s made from your own blood, there’s virtually no risk of an allergic reaction. Plus, you can customize how often you get treated according to your hair-loss pattern and goals.
Myth vs. Fact - Hair PRP Treatment
Myth vs Fact
PRP is just a fancy serum.
It’s an evidence-based regenerative therapy that makes use of your own natural healing agents.
**It works instantly
PRP is time-consuming—results are noticeable after 2–3 sessions, 3 months in on average.
One session is enough.
The average patient requires 3–6 session + yearly maintenance.
It’s painful.
Minimal discomfort; often numbing cream is utilized.
Expert Insights: What Specialist Say
“PRP is not magic, but it’s science- based.” The sooner you start, the better the result. It's ideal for patients who have experienced hair thinning over the past 3–5 years”- Dr. Zeeshan Aslam
"When used with lifestyle changes and medical-grade hair products, PRP provides consistent hair regrowth with no downtime.”
— Dr. Abdul Khaliq
Case Study: When Nothing Else Worked — PRP Did
This is a case report of Sara, a 21 year old with chronic diffuse Alopecia Areata for more than a couple of years. What started as little, patchy hair loss ultimately advanced to near-total baldness on her scalp. Her condition kept relapsing despite being treated for over 1 yr with oral corticosteroids, topical minoxidil, azathioprine, and even intralesional steroid injections, reducing her emotionally exhausted and mentally drained.
The Turning Point-PRP Therapy
When conventional therapies didn’t help, Sara began to explore PRP as a last resort — and that’s when her world changed. Eight PRP sessions were administered, at 4 weeks intervals, according to the double-spin technique for the patient. No other treatment was administered in parallel.
Results-Remarkable.
In just 2 sessions hair thickness and volume seen improving.
Even the stubborn bald patches started to fill in.
With no relapse in over 18 months, Sara’s hair not only returned, but her confidence did as well.
This case report strongly advocates the role of PRP therapy as a stand-alone or adjunctive treatment in resistant cases of alopecia areata where conventional methods fail.
Who’s the Ideal Candidate for PRP Hair Treatment?
- Men and women in early stages of hair loss
- If you have androgenetic alopecia
- Patients with stress-related or postpartum hair loss
- Those looking for a non-invasive, non-pharmaceutical cure
- Not suitable for:
- Individuals with bleeding or clotting disorders.
- Individuals with Active scalp infections
- People with Autoimmune Conditions like alopecia areata.
- Long-Term Results: What to Expect
- Long-term results are dependent upon consistency and early intervention.
First 2 Months
Hair fall decreases.
By Month 3–4
Hair regrowth, texture improvement
6 Months
Good volume and thickness
1 Year
Maintenance phase starts—1 or 2 sessions per year
Cost and Accessibility in Pakistan
In Pakistan, Hair PRP is now available in different regions including Multan, Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad–the cost is based on per session in these cities- 10k-25k pkr per session (variable on the quality of PRP (single-spin or double-spin), facility, and doctor's practice).
Top 5 FAQs About PRP Hair Treatment
- How long does a PRP treatment last? With complete sessions, and appropriate scalp maintenance, results last for 12–18 months before treatment needs to be renewed.
- Is it possible to use PRP with other hair loss therapies? Yes! PRP can be combined with microneedling, Minoxidil, Biotin supplements, and low-level laser therapy.
- Are there any side effects? Mild redness, tenderness or swelling might occur, but usually subsides within 24–48 hours.
- Is PRP treatment permanent? PRP also slows down hair loss while regrowing hair, but it requires maintenance because hair follicles are still affected by genetics and hormones.
- Can PRP treat all forms of hair loss? It is most effective for androgenetic alopecia and diffuse thinning. It’s not as good for scarring alopecia or total baldness.
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