I had a PRP hair loss treatment that has increase my daily shedding to double. Does PRP causes hair loss?

rivera89PRP as a stand alone treatment should not cause hairloss or lead to shedding. But yes a PRP treatment session can be associated with telogen effluvium post procedure. This can occur in patients with Female pattern hair loss if the anesthesia is administered with epinephrine. I think that epinephrine can accelerate hair loss in these patients and cause temporary increase shedding. I use a lot of caution in administering a ring block in my patients with FPHL. I use plain lidocaine, instead of lidocaine with epinephrine. However, this often does not last long. In those cases, septociane or marcaine plain can extent the duration of the block. The telogen effluvium should resolve, Rogaine may help. All the best,Bernardino A. Arocha, MD

I suggest seeing a cosmetic dermatologost or hair loss specialist for an evaluation. PRP itself should not cause increased shedding.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Thanks for your question.Unfortunately, hair loss or shedding is not typically a side effect of
PRP treatments so I would recommend following up with your treating
physician.Best of luck.

Thanks for your inquiry.Hair
loss is not a common side effect of PRP treatments, so I would recommend
following up with your treating physician regarding this symptom.Best of luck.

PRP stimulates hair growth and does not causes shedding.  It is possible that you have another stress or possibly the stress of the anesthesia used for your PRP injections may have temporarily caused hair loss.  I would continue with the next 3 to 4 treatments and assess the growth.  You might add Rogaine or Propecia to the formula as well.  Please consult an expert. Best, Dr. Green

This should settle. Some cases patients get hair loss due to telogen effluvium. You should consult a hair loss specialist. PRP should pick up in the next 3-4 months, and you will notice regrowth. All the bestDr Davin Lim Laser DermatologistBrisbane, Australia.