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Best to return to your provider. Should your provider not be an MD, I encourage you to visit a MD. If due to PRP hair regen, this is a rare occurrence. The procedure has a very high safety record when performed properly. Wishing you a speedy recovery.Warmly,Arbella Sarkis, MD
These are not common side effects with most individuals who get PRP but they are concerning. You’ll want to review these with your physicians as soon as you are able.
It's a relatively rare side effect of PRP injection since we usually use the small Botox needles for PRP injections. Headaches can happen if you have any migraine history and these injections can act as a trigger for that. Each person's pain tolerance levels are different and if you had considerable pain during injections, that also can be a reason. If these two problems were not there then it's worth trying once more and see if you have same problem again.
Thank you for your question. You are asking how can PRP keep hair in areas where they are genetically predisposed to miniaturization. Through biopsy, you are confirmed to have androgenetic alopecia. You also indicate you have been on spironolactone. I can certainly give you some guidance about...
Thank you for your question, This needs an in-person evaluation. I suggest seeing a hair loss expert now to evaluate and go over your condition and provide you information about your best treatment options. There are great non-invasive options like prp/progesterone and/or hair transplantation. ...
As a point of clarification, most surgeons performing hairline lowering are not using screws or anything permanent to hold the hairline in its new position. Most surgeons either use Endotines or bone tunnels with absorbable suture. I agree that PRP would have no use in your situation. One cut...
