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Hair extensions should not have any effect on your PRP treatment.However,in general be careful with extensions because they can pull on hair and cause hair loss (traction alopecia).
In my opinion, extensions should not be a contraindication to treating with PRP. The doctor will inject next to the extensions if this is an area that needs treatment. I want to point out that extensions in the long run are not helpful. They put excessive pressure on the hair and eventually will lead to thinning. Hopefully, your PRP treatment should provide enough density so that you can take out the extensions. Find a PRP expert.PRPHAIRMD.COM
Hair extension should not be a problem in regards to injecting with prp. Just be mindful that in the long run, hair extensions do cause traction alopecia, and it's almost as if you are fighting your own treatment in my opinion. And this can lead to even chronic alopecia with scarring.
Thanks for your question. The extensions should not effect your treatments the provider can inject around them or even through them. It should be noted that extensions cause excess traction on your scalp and this can actually contribute to your hair loss. Good luck!
It will be ok as the PRP will be active beneath the skin assuming it is accessible. So I think that you will be ok.
I strongly discourage patients from stopping Propecia unless unwanted side effects occur. It has proven extremely effectively in slowing hair loss and even regrowing hair in most cases. PRP will assist in hair growth promotion and may accelerate the restoration of your hair in this case.Best o...
PRP works well on all cases, some better than others. It is most effective for miniaturized hairs. Its efficacy depends on the amount used, the techniques used, the activation of platelets in the PRP, and whether autologous platelet concentrates are also used in conjunction.
Hair density is a combination of the diameter of the hair shaft as well as the hair count in a specific area. PRP will usually increase the diameter of the hair shaft anywhere from 30 to 80%. The hair count is another issue. For most people that have dormant hair for less than 5 years, hair ...