hello, the PRP market seems saturated, lots of different practices offering PRP for hair loss. Which system would you say is the best?
Answer: Best PRP system for hair loss? The Selphyl PRFM system allows for the prolonged release of platelet growth factors. This prolonged release stimulates stem cells, prolongs dermal papillar cell survival and increases angiogenesis. These factors combine to prolong the anagen phase of the hair growth and shorten the catagen phase. The result is increased hair thickness and hair follicle survival. Recommend 3 treatments about 4-6 weeks apart. The patient initially has photographs taken. After the 3rd treatment, patients return 6 months later for photographs and a further evaluation.Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA
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Answer: Best PRP system for hair loss? The Selphyl PRFM system allows for the prolonged release of platelet growth factors. This prolonged release stimulates stem cells, prolongs dermal papillar cell survival and increases angiogenesis. These factors combine to prolong the anagen phase of the hair growth and shorten the catagen phase. The result is increased hair thickness and hair follicle survival. Recommend 3 treatments about 4-6 weeks apart. The patient initially has photographs taken. After the 3rd treatment, patients return 6 months later for photographs and a further evaluation.Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA
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Answer: PRP for hair growth PRP treatments for hair growth are part of a multimodal regimen. It does not work if one is already bald. Yes, it is true that there are many systems on the market and many providers are generically offering it. Most systems for getting PRP out of blood are good. It’s not the system, it’s the provider. You get the most bang for your buck and the most efficient treatments with PRP that is more concentrated. That means that you are being injected with PRP (platelets rich plasma) that is less diluted by PPP (platelet poor plasma).
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Answer: PRP for hair growth PRP treatments for hair growth are part of a multimodal regimen. It does not work if one is already bald. Yes, it is true that there are many systems on the market and many providers are generically offering it. Most systems for getting PRP out of blood are good. It’s not the system, it’s the provider. You get the most bang for your buck and the most efficient treatments with PRP that is more concentrated. That means that you are being injected with PRP (platelets rich plasma) that is less diluted by PPP (platelet poor plasma).
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February 28, 2021
Answer: PRP for Hair Great question! It is overwhelming for lots of patients. There is much debate between providers as well. I suggest you choose a provider who specializes in hair loss, one that has great before and after photos, and can guide you through the process. There are many providers performing this procedure despite the fact that they know little about hair and the types of hair loss. Do your research, get a 2-3 consults and then decide.
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February 28, 2021
Answer: PRP for Hair Great question! It is overwhelming for lots of patients. There is much debate between providers as well. I suggest you choose a provider who specializes in hair loss, one that has great before and after photos, and can guide you through the process. There are many providers performing this procedure despite the fact that they know little about hair and the types of hair loss. Do your research, get a 2-3 consults and then decide.
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February 26, 2020
Answer: Best PRP system for hair loss? There are several fda approved devices to concentrate PRP . There is a lot of debate on what the best concentration is, 2.5x or 4-6x . One that minimizes wbc’s and rbc’s versus one that doesn’t etc.. a lot of debate and controversy . Best you can do is research the Doctor and find one that has the most experience and the best results.
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February 26, 2020
Answer: Best PRP system for hair loss? There are several fda approved devices to concentrate PRP . There is a lot of debate on what the best concentration is, 2.5x or 4-6x . One that minimizes wbc’s and rbc’s versus one that doesn’t etc.. a lot of debate and controversy . Best you can do is research the Doctor and find one that has the most experience and the best results.
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September 22, 2021
Answer: PRP machines? Englewood Cliffs New Jersey In my opinion, most experts in PRP believe that a minimum concentration of 2.5 times (normal blood) of purified platelets and cytokines is needed. More importantly, PRP specimens should have very little or no white cells or red cells. This is a function of the centrifuge and the tubes that are used to collect the blood and separate the platelets. Some computerized instruments are available that can also produce higher concentrations. However, many are designed for Orthopedics and do not eliminate white and red cells. I use the Eclipse system.
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September 22, 2021
Answer: PRP machines? Englewood Cliffs New Jersey In my opinion, most experts in PRP believe that a minimum concentration of 2.5 times (normal blood) of purified platelets and cytokines is needed. More importantly, PRP specimens should have very little or no white cells or red cells. This is a function of the centrifuge and the tubes that are used to collect the blood and separate the platelets. Some computerized instruments are available that can also produce higher concentrations. However, many are designed for Orthopedics and do not eliminate white and red cells. I use the Eclipse system.
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