how long after my hair transplant I can do PRP and does it really help that hair to grow !! does it have any side effects ???
Answer: How long after my hair transplant can I have PRP? Generally, we suggest that our patients have a PRP injection 2 to 3 weeks prior to a hair transplant. If they have not had one prior to surgery, then they should wait at least four weeks before they have a PRP treatment. Typically they should have another treatment in six months and then one at a year following surgery. The benefits that I have seen are faster growth of the transplanted hair and even new growth of the existing hair that is in a dormant stage. All in all, I feel that the PRP treatments are worthwhile, but the hair transplant procedure if done skillfully by someone with lots of experience is successful by itself. Our usual technique is with the NeoGraft, and our patients are elated with the results. About 20% of the patients will get PRP treatments. Thank you for your question and best of luck to you.
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Answer: How long after my hair transplant can I have PRP? Generally, we suggest that our patients have a PRP injection 2 to 3 weeks prior to a hair transplant. If they have not had one prior to surgery, then they should wait at least four weeks before they have a PRP treatment. Typically they should have another treatment in six months and then one at a year following surgery. The benefits that I have seen are faster growth of the transplanted hair and even new growth of the existing hair that is in a dormant stage. All in all, I feel that the PRP treatments are worthwhile, but the hair transplant procedure if done skillfully by someone with lots of experience is successful by itself. Our usual technique is with the NeoGraft, and our patients are elated with the results. About 20% of the patients will get PRP treatments. Thank you for your question and best of luck to you.
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February 9, 2016
Answer: There are no standard rules of when you can start PRP or guarantees if it will work. Many doctors have different protocols. There are no standard rules of when you can start PRP or guarantees if it will work. Many doctors have different protocols. It is best to ask your surgeon if you want to have PRP.
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February 9, 2016
Answer: There are no standard rules of when you can start PRP or guarantees if it will work. Many doctors have different protocols. There are no standard rules of when you can start PRP or guarantees if it will work. Many doctors have different protocols. It is best to ask your surgeon if you want to have PRP.
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January 19, 2016
Answer: PRP and Hair Transplanation I suggest starting the PRP with progesterone prior to hair transplantation and then waiting 3-6 weeks after your transplant to start again. Best, Dr. Emer.
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January 19, 2016
Answer: PRP and Hair Transplanation I suggest starting the PRP with progesterone prior to hair transplantation and then waiting 3-6 weeks after your transplant to start again. Best, Dr. Emer.
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January 10, 2018
Answer: PRP after hair transplant Generally after hair transplant one should wait for 3 to 4 weeks before getting the PRP treatment. It can also be done simultaneously with hair transplant on the area where there is only thinning and hair transplant is not yet the treatment for those areas.
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January 10, 2018
Answer: PRP after hair transplant Generally after hair transplant one should wait for 3 to 4 weeks before getting the PRP treatment. It can also be done simultaneously with hair transplant on the area where there is only thinning and hair transplant is not yet the treatment for those areas.
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