Which type of PRP treatment should I consider for best results in the next 6-8 months? (Photos)

In my opinion, it is important that you get a significant loading dose of PRP at the beginning of your treatment. I would recommend monthly treatments for at least 3 possibly 4 months. You could then get a additional treatment one month before your wedding day. You should be able to see decreased shedding and additional thickness of the existing hair shafts. Whether you will have additional regrowth is hard to predict. Since hair grows at approximately three quarters of an inch per month, you may not have cosmetically noticeable regrowth, however the increase thickness of the shaft should make your hair look better. We have seen very little shock loss with PRP used alone without any activation or extracellular Matrix. Find yourself a PRP expert. Good luck.PRPHAIRMD.COM 

I suggest seeing a hair loss expert now to evaluate and go over your condition and provide you information about your best treatment options and timeline for results. I suggest prp combined with progesterone to get better results. Keep in mind, it will take 6 months to see hair growth with these treatments. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

PRP can be a good option for you at this point. There is always the chance of shock but it is unlikely if the white blood cells are removed from the mixture. If you do plain PRP, you will need a series of 6 treatment over a one year course. However I prefer just one treatment of PRP combined with A-Cell.

For hair growth, 6-8 months is not alot of time and with PRP you won't have a big difference in this time frame. I'm glad you are using the treatments described, as they are among the more effective. I would advise at this point taking the time to look at camouflaging options like the keratin fibers (Toppik and others) and DermMatch. You have the perfect hair for these products and they can really help you as your wedding draws near. You can consider other options after your wedding. I would not advise other options at this time in hope of getting significant changes in 6-8 months. 

PRP is a restorative regenerative treatment that improves the tissue it is injected into.  In the hair restoration field, it shows great improvement in healing post procedure and can also be used annually (depending on the method used) to reverse the aging process of follicles. 

Firstly I would like to congratulate you for doing something.  Doing nothing absolutely does not work.
Secondly you are on the right path with the rogaine and finasteride combination.  Unfortunately though rogaine is only effective for up to 30% of people and only mildly effective at that and fnasteride only blocks 60% of circulating DHT which is the underlying cause of your hair loss.
There are no better treatments available.  Find a hair loss specialist who specializes in a dual action treatment that can offer a money back guarantee on its effectiveness.

The short answer is no. A recent double-blind, placebo controlled pilot study showed no difference in hair count or hair mass index with use of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) in women with female pattern hair loss. Unfortunately, it raises hope with little results. I believe PRP treatment for hair loss is worthy of more study, but not at patient's expense.