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lovebill,Not enough information to make any kind of remote assessment. PRP varies a lot between different providers. Would recommend that you seek a hair loss specialist to carefully evaluate your condition and diagnose, only then can recommendations for short and long term be made. At least before and after photos are necessary to comment on whether there is any improvement.Sincerely,Bernardino A. Arocha, MD, FISHRS
Some clinics take 10 mL some take 180 mL. Most machines are around 60. The maximum I've taken has been 180 mL as a great deal of blood can be processed by the Angel centrifuge. There is no standard anything when it comes to PRP - and that includes how much blood was taken. 10 mL comes out fa...
It really depends on how large the area being treated it and what system your doctor uses to collect the prp. Best, Dr. Siman
Thank you for your question. If you are having no discomfort, I don't see a reason for taking a medication for pain. If one is needed, I would recommend acetaminophen (Tylenol). As for antibiotics, while I personally do not use them, this is up to the discretion of the administering physician.I...