
PRP HAIR INJECTIONS
PRP is a solution that is created by taking a sample of blood. The blood contains cells known as growth factors, which have the ability to rapidly heal the body. When these cells are concentrated into a dense formula (platelet-rich plasma), they can be injected into the scalp, face, or body to heal and improve appearance with no downtime.
Have you noticed more hair left behind in your brush or an increase in hair falling out when shampooing? Everyone sheds hair, but if you are losing an unusual amount of hair, you could be struggling with hair loss.
Using PRP therapy for hair growth is an entirely natural solution for hair loss, since the PRP is derived from your own blood.
Candidates for PRP scalp injections include people who have experienced hair loss due to the following factors:
Pregnancy
Menopause
Aging
BENEFITS:
The results from PRP will develop gradually in the months following your treatment. As PRP stimulates growth in the treated area, you can expect to see results as early as two or three months after treatment. These results will continue to improve, showing dramatic improvements within a year of treatment. For best results, we recommend a series of PRP therapy treatments. During your consultation, we’ll discuss your cosmetic goals in order to determine the number of PRP treatments that will be best for you.
PRE & POST CARE
PRE CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
Come hydrated as it will help with the blood draw
We recommend eating a snack prior to appointment
Discontinue systemic steroids 2 weeks prior to treatment
Discontinue retinoids, topical prescriptions, differin 7 days prior to treatment
POST CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Do not wash hair for 24-48 hours after procedure
Avoid putting pressure on your scalp (including massage/wearing hats)
Avoid direct sun exposure for 24-48 hours after treatment
When you wash your hair, use gentle pressure and warm not hot water
Avoid ibuprofen for 2 weeks after treatment
COMPLICATIONS:
If blisters or bleeding are present, infection is possible. Scarring and associated pigment changes may result from an infection. Call our office if you are experiencing blisters and/or bleeding.
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Seattle:
229 Queen Anne ave N, Seattle, WA, United States, 98109
(206) 922-3861
