Is one PRP + ACell treatment enough for hair growth?

I know of no published studies that demonstrate that  Acell adds any additional benefit to PRP. In fact, since it is a foreign protein, it can cause reactions and shock loss.  Hashauer has demonstrated and published that three to four monthly sessions are necessary, intially, to obtain hair regrowth. Single sessions, or those delivered at three to four month intervals initially, can increase the diameter of the hair shaft but will not increase density. Find a PRP expert. Ask to see photos.

Great question! PRP is great for thinning hair. PRP uses growth factors in your own blood to stimulate the scalp to restore hair growth, increase thickness of hair, and improve the strength of hair. Treatment works best in areas of hair that are thinning, compared to areas of complete hair loss. We recommend getting three treatments 4-6 weeks apart, and then maintenance therapy would be once or twice a year. It would be in your best interest to go to an expert injector in your area, so they can get a full history and help you get on the right path to hair loss recovery. Good luck!In Good Health,Ellen Mahony, MD. 

This needs an in-person evaluation. I suggest seeing a hair loss expert now to evaluate and go over your condition and provide you information about your best treatment options. There are great non-invasive options like prp/progesterone and/or hair transplantation. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

It would be nice if you could access the new study to find out if one PRP treatment is enough. As far as I know one treatment is not enough and the use of acell is at a minimum controversial. I have used acell and abandoned the use of it since I didn’t find it works. Theory being it can cause inflammation and make matters worse. But if there is new research that counters the prevailing thought it would be nice to learn about it. 

There is no convincing evidence that there exists in the present day and age any treatment for male balding that is a one time treatment. Male balding is continuous and progressive through life - and so are the treatments.

PRP is highly effective for hair loss and I don't recommend Acell as it is a foreign substance that doesn't help grow hair.  PRP should be injected once a month for three or four months and then maintenance PRP injection as needed.  Please consult an expert in PRP and hair loss to evaluate your situation.  Best, Dr. Green

I am sorry to hear your physician is misinformed. The traditional protocol for PRP for hair loss is 3 monthly treatments followed by a treatment every 3 months, then 6 months as necessary. The price quoted is definitely over the top for one treatment so I recommend you get a second opinion by a dermatologist that specialized in the field of PRP. 

Thank you for your question. As of yet there is no clinical data to support mixing PRP with ACell to stimulate hair growth. There are however a number of studies that demonstrate that pure PRP injected into the scalp, at the correct frequency and depth, has the most beneficial results. At our location we do 3 PRP sessions, each one month apart. Patients typically get excellent results starting after the 2 treatment and gain momentum from there. We also ask patients to use products between their treatments that we know support scalp health. In Toronto, our pricing is $1800 dollars - this includes a thorough scalp and hair consultation, 3 PRP (no additives used) sessions scheduled one month apart and Shampoo / Conditioner the we recommend to optimize your results. 
To date there is no evidence that a single hair PRP session is beneficial and for that reason we do not offer it. A single session is useful for joint injections, PRP micro-needling of the face and for vaginal rejuvenation as the treatment protocols are different.
Best Regards, Dr. Bector 

PRP is ALWAYS adjunctive therapy for hair loss. Medical treatments form the basis . PRP should be done 6-8 weeks apart, 3-4 sessions for year one, the  2 times a year to maintain. Remember its always medical over PRP. Davin Lim