Is PRP Worth It for Hair Loss? Let’s Discuss

[rkdermaclinic]

Hi everyone,

Hair loss can feel frustrating and confusing, especially with so many treatments out there. One that keeps popping up is PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy—a treatment that uses your own blood to stimulate hair growth. But here’s the big question:

Is PRP really worth it?

Let’s break it down and hear from each other.

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What is PRP Therapy for Hair Loss?​

PRP involves drawing a small amount of your blood, separating the plasma rich in growth factors, and injecting it into areas of hair thinning. It’s commonly used by dermatologists and hair specialists as a non-surgical option to revive dormant hair follicles.

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Benefits People Report:​

• Increased hair thickness and volume
  
  
• Reduction in hair shedding
  
  
• Natural results using your body’s own healing ability
  
  
• Minimal downtime (back to work the same day!)
  

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Things to Consider:​

• It usually takes 3–6 sessions for visible results
  
  
• Not a miracle cure—works best for early-stage hair loss
  
  
• Can be combined with microneedling, Minoxidil, or hair transplant surgery
  

Recommended by experts at RK Derma – Best Skin and Hair Clinic in Kompally, Hyderabad
They offer PRP under the supervision of a top dermatologist in Kompally and a leading hair transplant surgeon in Kompally, Hyderabad.

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Let’s Discuss:​

• Have you tried PRP? What results did you get?
  
  
• How long did it take before you noticed a difference?
  
  
• Would you recommend it—or go for a hair transplant instead?

 

[bulli103]

it`s expensive and a lot of pain.........that`s all......it will do nothing to your hair, like microneedling (i tried both for 2 years...)

 

[Derek Clapton]

it`s expensive and a lot of pain.........that`s all......it will do nothing to your hair, like microneedling (i tried both for 2 years...)

I know somebody who had it done and also stem cell and it worked well.

 

[Esquire Janey]

Eh. If you've got the dough, you won't make anything worse most likely. That treatment likely works much better for females than for males. I wouldn't expect significant cosmetic results or stabilization.