Recently, during consulting, a dermatologist mentioned that a paper in the field recently came out, addressing the exact dosage of ACell that is needed to simulate the most hair-growth. As such, he concluded that only one treatment of PRP + ACell would be enough because of this new-found data. I just wanted to confirm if this seems realistic, and if so, this one treatment without the use of minoxidil would be beneficial? Good to know before investing $2700 for the treatment.
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Be sure to see a dermatologist. It is a reasonable plan but personally I would advise you start lower on spironolactone in case it makes you dizzy with the minoxidil. You can increase if things feel okay after 1-2 months. I would also not add PRP in a few months because you will have absolutely ...
OK, the concentration needs to be considered as well as the PREDICTED area of hair loss. Are you using the Ludwig scale or the Norwood scale of hair loss? As a guide 3.5-5 mls will cover the area of a female palm, hence 5-10 mis as a guideline for the scalp in females. All the best, Dr Davin Lim...
You will need a full medical examination by a dermatologist to exclude other causes of hair loss. PRP is not a treatment for DANDRUFF, simple shampoos can help. Pulse topical steroids as a lotion can decrease inflammation, reduce itching, and hair loss. See a dermatologist. PRP is not indicated ...