PRP Hair Restoration in Lake Mary

Studies suggest PRP can improve hair density and thickness for many people with pattern hair loss, especially when thinning is early to moderate. It does not regrow hair where follicles are no longer active. Your provider will assess your scalp at your consultation and tell you honestly whether PRP is likely to help.

Most plans begin with three to four sessions spaced about a month apart. After that, maintenance treatments every six to twelve months help sustain results. Your provider may adjust the schedule based on how your hair responds and the cause of your thinning.

Most clients feel some pressure and brief stinging during the scalp injections. Your provider uses techniques to keep you comfortable, and the sensation usually eases as the session goes on. Mild tenderness or a tight feeling in the scalp afterward is common and typically resolves within a day or two.

Yes. PRP is also used to support skin under the eyes and is often applied after microneedling or laser resurfacing as an add-on. Because it comes from your own blood, it pairs well with other skin treatments. Your provider can recommend whether to add it to your plan.

PRP may not be suitable if you have certain blood or platelet disorders, an active scalp infection, some cancers, or are taking blood thinners. Smoking and some medications can also affect results. Your provider will review your health history and medications at your consultation before recommending treatment.