Would PRP procedure help hair thinning from a Keto diet?

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

In  my opinion, any diet, including the keto diet, can precipitate Telogen Effluvium. Stopping the diet is the first step. PRP can get the hair to recycle into the Anagen phase and treat any overlap with pattern hair loss.Jeff Rapaport MD FAADRealself Verified All-star

You can use prp certainly to make hair denser and increase growth. I would say the biggest issue is extreme diet change and extreme weight loss Can always cause to get sudden shedding 3-6 months later. The condition that usually follows is telogen effluvium usually self resolves if habit is changed try eating balanced diet similar to Mediterranean diet, dash diet. I would try going back on rogaine too so that your hair follicles are set for growth

Your story is interesting. Of course you need an up close examination. Pretty unlikely with your story that your keto diet really has much to do with this. Your surgery and post op complications and telogen shedding and shock loss and inflammation is way way way higher on the list of causes. See an expert. You need some blood tests for sure including CBC, thyroid studies, zinc, iron panels and others too. Don’t assume please a 10 pound keto diet had a huge effect on a 31 year old male

PRP is very effective as a treatment for male pattern baldness.  In order to evaluate the efficacy of PRP in your situation, we would need to do a physical evaluation to see the density of the hair follicles.  As long as the density is still there, it should help.  As to the Keto diet, I cannot comment either way until I saw more detailed information.  We have patients on Keto as part of our weight loss program and we have not had anyone experience hair loss as part of that. However, certain people do not tolerate the high level of fats so their is the possibility that there could be advise side effects.  Typically Type A blood types have a much more difficult time with Keto diets.  They do not handle red meat and animal protein as well and as such struggle with a Keto diet.  Hope this helps.

there is nothing to lose by doing the PRP treatment, if you want to continue the ketone diet. you should plan 3 sessions, each spaced a month apart. i am much more of a fan, of intermittent fasting, being keto until dinner and then allowing some carbs (eg fruit, baked potatoe or yam etc, not junk food or processed food, of course). You should be able to get many of the benefits of a keto diet with this and it is much easier to do, with less side effects. see my web site (blog section on keto supplements) for more details.david berman md

Weight loss can induces hair loss and I doubt that PRP will do much to reverse it. The weight loss alone can accelerate the genetic hair loss as this is a stress.