We Present Here PRP Treatment For Hair Growth As Well As Reduced Hair Loss – Part 3

Are There Any Risks Associated With PRP Treatment?

A minimally invasive procedure is a PRP treatment for hair loss. You may, however, experience the following adverse effects: 

At the site of injection mild pain

Headache and mild swelling.

Itching and tenderness on the scalp.

Slight bleeding at the site of injection.

Takeaway

That affects many people around the world, hair loss and hair thinning are medical conditions. Conducted by licensed dermatologists, PRP treatment is an effective and cheap hair loss treatment. Saying that it improves hair density, hair count, and the health of the hair shaft significantly, many research studies have backed it. 

To find out why and how PRP works and how it affects different people, however more research is required. Consult a dermatologist to find out what your options are if you are experiencing hair fall. There’s nothing like it if changing your lifestyle eating well and taking supplements can work for you. Depending on the stage of hair loss your doctor may recommend either PRP treatment or hair transplantation 

if that does not work. 

For more people of course PRP therapy works well. Deciding on whether they are good for you is a dermatologist. Just because you have thinning hair does not mean you can go for the treatment. It should be correctly diagnosed. This is where the experts play a role. For more people, they simply opt for topical treatments. Similar to minoxidil which doesn’t have much pain or side effects, it is always the treatment opted for by many. As we draw the curtains on the discussion we have here some of the answers experts give to the questions of patients and people with hair loss. 

Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions

After PRP treatment why am I experiencing hair fall?

6 months after PRP treatment you may start experiencing hair fall. That you need to go for another PRP treatment session, is any indication. 

For hair loss, how long do the effects of PRP treatment last? 

Lasting up to 6 months are the effects of PRP treatment for hair loss.

Will PRP treatment thicken my hair?

The answer is sure yes. Which may make your hair grow thicker and cover the areas where it is thinning, PRP treatment can help regrow your hair by stimulating the hair follicles. 

Is PRP treatment better than minoxidil?

For androgenic alopecia, a study shows that PRP therapy is a good alternative to minoxidil therapy. On whether PRP therapy is ideal for you, however, your dermatologist will be able to provide an expert opinion. 

Is PRP treatment better than a hair transplant?

Good for areas where the hair has thinned out is the PRP treatment. It does not however work for areas of complete baldness. A hair transplant works best in that case. To know which treatment is best for you, talk to your doctor. 

Does PRP treatment come to be painful?

At the site of the PRP injection, you may experience mild pain, scalp tenderness, and swelling, and slight localised bleeding. There is no need to be alarmed, however. It does not last for a prolonged period of time as it is not very painful. 

After PRP treatment, can I stop minoxidil?

The fact is that post PRP treatment, you can best continue applying the minoxidil solution. Prescribed by a licensed dermatologist must be the concentration. 

After a hair transplant, is PRP treatment necessary?

It necessarily doesn’t have to be. Helping accelerate the hair regrowth and also has some potential side effects, is however PRP treatment after a hair transplant. If you should go for PRP treatment after a hair transplant talks to your doctor to know. 

After PRP hair treatment why do I have a headache? 

Due to the administration of the platelet-rich plasma injection, you may experience a mild headache. After a short period of time, however, the pain diminishes. 

Winding Up The Discussion…

For those who come with the condition of hair loss be it genetic or caused due to other reasons, PRP surely holds the promise. You need to be cautious enough to make sure the treatment works for you. So always opt for a well-experienced doctor who comes with a record of successful PRP therapy administration. 

As we end the discussion, we hope you have got a direction on the treatment saying that it helps treat hair loss effectively. So, what else do you need to head to the dermatologist? Go for the therapy and be happy that you have an effective hair regrowth regime. Surely you have help readily available right at your doorstep. So don’t worry about it.