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Prp is effective, but I have a very specific protocol, every 3-4 weeks for 6 months with prp therapy. I also add in progesterone to speed the healing process. After that the injections are tailored down. You should also be on viviscal and other growth promoting ingredients. See an expert for a formal evaluation. Best, Dr. Emer
Combination therapy included with PRP is more effective than PRP alone. The amount of time that you have been losing your hair will determine the results of the treatment plan. The more recent the miniaturization began, the better the hair loss density will improve. Please allow one year to evaluate your results. Find a PRP expert. Ask to see photos.
You are certainly doing all the correct things! Be patient- the follicles don't reverse themselves that quickly. You don't generally start seeing results until after the second monthly PRP treatment. You should see new hair growth by about 6 months.
It can take up to a year to see your results. You probably won't get back the density you had as a teenager but will most likely see improvement, and at the least your ongoing hair loss should slow down.
Consuming any food or liquid, including energy drinks, around the time of your treatment should have no effect on the results you will obtain with the PRP.
Best to return to your provider. Should your provider not be an MD, I encourage you to visit a MD. If due to PRP hair regen, this is a rare occurrence. The procedure has a very high safety record when performed properly. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Warmly, Arbella Sarkis, MD
Thank you for your question. You are asking how can PRP keep hair in areas where they are genetically predisposed to miniaturization. Through biopsy, you are confirmed to have androgenetic alopecia. You also indicate you have been on spironolactone. I can certainly give you some guidance about...