I have genetic hair loss since i and very physically healthy and my father is bald. I have been experiencing slow thinning on the mid-back part of my head and my crown for 2-3 years. It is slightly noticable. I refuse to use rogain and finasteride due to the side effects, i feel its not worth the risk. Im not eligible for a hair transplant since im so young. I have heard very good reviews on PRP especially for early hair thinning. Should I do it?
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Answer: There is a better option to treat early onset hair loss than PRP alone - it's only one treatment session and is done in New York
In my opinion, most cases of traction alopecia will respond to PRP Therapy. It is important to get an adequate initial dosage and be patient.We have noticed that it may take between 6 and 12 months to obtain adequate growth. Please see my before and after photos in Realself.Hope this helps. ...
PRP Injections for the treatment of hair loss is not permanent . Upon completion of the initial treatment protocol of 4 treatments (1x per month), maintenance treatments will be required 3-4 times per year to maintain the results.
In my opinion, hair shed after PRP treatment using PRP alone and not mixed with any additional extracellular Matrix or proteins, is extremely rare. I do not know about the rate of your hair loss prior to beginning PRP. It is possible that you have an active shedding male pattern baldness. It may...