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In my opinion, this is an excellent question. PRP does not counteract DHT directly. The various growth factors in PRP work to increase the diameter of the hair, increase the growth cycle , regrow dormant hair and speed hair growth. It works to counter the effects of DHT. However, as you can see, if you use a DHT blocker such as finasteride or dutasteride the effect of PRP increases. It does not have an androgenic opposition. How this helps. Good luck.
PRP can help regrow hair and thicken it. I suggest you see an expert for an evaluation of the cause of your hair loss. Best, Dr. Emer.
It works to counter the effects of DHT. The growth factors in PRP work to increase the thickness of the hair, speed up the growth and regrow inactive or dormant hair follicles.Consult a professional in your area. You can also click the link below to learn more about PRP and how it works.
In my opinion, PRP is effective in decreasing hair loss, increasing the thickness of the existing hair and possibly regrowing hair that has been dormant for three less than years. It will not regrow overtly bald areas. Results are usually better on younger individuals and those who have lost th...
In my opinion, there are several studies that demonstrate PRP to be effective in hair loss. Research exists from as long as seven years ago, both International and National, and many presentations at hair research meetings. Personally, I have seen people with miniaturization as well as act...
In my opinion, the answer to this question depends upon the technique used to deliver the PRP. Many providers utilize micro needling Or a microneedle roller prior to or with the PRP. This technique could be a problem with Accutane usage. If the PRP is injected using the Depo technique, I ha...