I'm a 26 years old female, medically fit. I've always hated my large forehead appearance. I have not experienced any thinning or loss of hair in the front or any receeding it's just always been this way. is PRP a good treatment option in my case or even effective ? i've read about forehead reduction procedures i'm not anti-surgery and i've done a rhinoplasty before but the idea of screws in the skull frightened me a bit so i would like to know if non-invasive treatment like PRP could work in my case
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It may or may not. It really depends if the cause of your hair loss now is exactly the same as it was then. Over time, many women develop an increasing proportion of their hair loss from androgenetic alopecia. If your hair loss was 60 % due to telogen effluvium and 40 % AGA before but is now ...
Prior to starting PRP hair regeneration, I strongly suggest seeking out and getting a consult with a Integrative or Functional Medicine physician that practices Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy. They will figure out what the root of the high prolactin levels are from and treat you...
While PRP is generally well-tolerated, about 1 in 150 people who have a PrP procedure may experience swollen lymph nodes. You should tell your doctor right away so they can check it out. It’s important to rule out infections quickly, but often the swelling is related to the procedure itself. P...
