PRP Hair Growth

Noticing more hair in the brush, a widening part, or thinning at the crown? You're not alone, and it isn't something you simply have to accept.

At Arogya Med Care, we offer platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, a treatment that uses your body's own growth factors to support your natural hair.

Learn more:

What is PRP?

Platelet-rich plasma, made from a small sample of your own blood.

The sample is spun in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets, the components that contain growth factors involved in healing and tissue repair. This concentrated plasma is then injected into the scalp.

The idea is that these growth factors may stimulate activity in the hair follicles, improve blood supply to the area, and help prolong the hair's active growth phase. PRP has shown promising results for certain types of hair thinning, particularly androgenetic (pattern) hair loss, though results vary from person to person.

Causes of hair loss:

Genetics (the most common cause)
Hormonal changes
Certain medications
Underlying medical conditions
Physical or emotional stress
Certain hairstyles or hair treatments

Am I a candidate?

PRP tends to be most effective for pattern hair loss caught relatively early — recent or early-stage thinning rather than areas that have been bald for many years.

Best Candidates: Recent or early-stage thinning, with active follicles still present.

Less Likely to Benefit: Areas where follicles have been dormant a long time.

PRP may not be appropriate for everyone. Certain medical conditions (such as thyroid disease, autoimmune conditions, or chronic liver disease) and certain medications (such as blood thinners) can make you a poor candidate or reduce the treatment's effectiveness. Your provider will review your health history to determine whether PRP is a good fit for you.

Treatment & Results

What a session involves, and what to expect afterward.

The session: After your blood is drawn and processed, your provider administers a series of small, shallow injections — often 30 or more per session — using a very fine needle. No anesthesia is needed, and most patients tolerate it well. A session usually takes around 45 minutes.
Timeline: PRP takes patience. Most people begin to notice changes after a few weeks to a few months.
Ongoing care: Best results come from a series of treatments spaced roughly three months apart. Because PRP supports your existing follicles rather than replacing lost ones, ongoing maintenance sessions are typically needed to sustain results.