PRP Hair Treatment
PRP Hair Treatment harnesses the healing power of your own blood. Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is injected into the scalp to activate hair follicles, stop hair loss, and stimulate new growth – naturally and without synthetic substances.
PRP Hair Treatment – Natural Power for Your Hair
PRP Hair Treatment uses the regenerative power of your own blood to stop hair loss and promote new growth. PRP stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma – a concentrated portion of your blood that is rich in growth factors.
This autologous blood therapy has established itself as an effective, natural method for treating hair loss. During PRP Hair Treatment, no synthetic substances are used – only your own blood, processed and concentrated to activate your body's healing powers.
Why PRP With Us: State-of-the-art centrifuge technology, high platelet concentration, experienced specialists, combinable with hair transplant, English-speaking care team.
How Does PRP Hair Treatment Work?
PRP Hair Treatment is based on a simple yet powerful principle. Platelets (thrombocytes) contain growth factors that are normally activated during wound healing. By concentrating and injecting them into the scalp, these factors are used in a targeted manner to stimulate hair follicles.
The growth factors in PRP improve blood circulation, deliver nutrients to the hair roots, extend the growth phase (anagen phase) of the hair, and activate dormant follicles. The result: stronger, thicker hair and slowed hair loss.
The PRP Hair Treatment Procedure
- Blood Draw: Approximately 20-30 ml of blood is taken from a vein in your arm
- Centrifugation: The blood is processed in a specialised centrifuge
- PRP Extraction: The platelet-rich plasma is separated and concentrated
- Injection: The PRP is injected into the scalp using fine needles
- Aftercare: Brief settling time, then you are free to go
Who Is PRP Hair Treatment Suitable For?
PRP Hair Treatment is particularly effective for early to moderate hair loss. It is suitable for men and women with androgenetic alopecia (genetic hair loss), diffuse hair loss, or thinning hair.
As a complement to a hair transplant, this therapy is also highly recommended. It promotes healing, improves graft survival rates, and strengthens existing natural hair alongside the transplanted follicles.
- Early-stage androgenetic hair loss
- Diffuse hair thinning
- Thinning hair in women
- Before and after hair transplant
- Strengthening weak hair follicles
- Slowing down hair loss
Expert Tip: This therapy is most effective when hair follicles are still present. The earlier you begin treatment, the better the results. For advanced hair loss, we recommend a combination with hair transplant.
PRP and Hair Transplant – The Perfect Combination
PRP Hair Treatment is an ideal complement to hair transplantation. Before the transplant, PRP strengthens the scalp and improves blood circulation. After the transplant, PRP promotes healing and increases the survival rate of the transplanted grafts.
We recommend PRP sessions 2-4 weeks before the transplant and then again 2-4 weeks afterward. The combination of transplantation and PRP delivers the best long-term results.
Treatment Protocol and Results
For optimal results, we recommend a series of 3-4 PRP Hair Treatments at intervals of 4-6 weeks. Afterward, maintenance treatments every 4-6 months are advisable to preserve results and prevent further hair loss.
Initial improvements appear after 2-3 months: you will notice less hair loss and stronger hair. Visible thickening and new growth can be expected after 4-6 months. Full results are achieved after 6-12 months of regular treatment.
- Sessions 1-4: Initial treatment series (every 4-6 weeks)
- Month 2-3: Less hair loss, stronger hair
- Month 4-6: Visible thickening, new growth
- Month 6-12: Full results with significant improvement
- Ongoing: Maintenance therapy every 4-6 months
"My hair was getting thinner and I wasn't ready for a transplant yet. After PRP Hair Treatment, my hair loss has slowed significantly and my hair feels thicker and stronger. A fantastic alternative!"
– Chris B., Management Consultant, 38
Cost of PRP Hair Treatment
A single PRP Hair Treatment session at our clinic costs between €200 and €350. For the recommended treatment series of 3-4 sessions, we offer attractive package prices.
Compared to the UK (£300-600 per session) or Europe (€300-600 per session), we offer excellent value for money with state-of-the-art technology.
- State-of-the-art centrifuge technology
- PRP Hair Treatment with high platelet concentration
- Sterile single-use kits for maximum safety
- Experienced specialists for the injections
- Aftercare consultation and hair care tips
- Combinable with hair transplant (package prices)
Quality Promise: We use only state-of-the-art centrifuges and sterile single-use kits. Our PRP preparation delivers a high platelet concentration for optimal results.
Your Next Step Toward PRP Hair Treatment
The first step toward your PRP Hair Treatment is a free consultation. Send us photos of your hair situation, and our specialists will analyse whether PRP is suitable for you and what results you can expect.
The consultation is non-binding and free of charge. Contact us today!
Get your free consultation now: Fill out the contact form or message us on WhatsApp. Our English-speaking team will respond within 24 hours with a personal assessment for your PRP Hair Treatment.
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Request Free AnalysisFrequently Asked Questions About PRP Hair Treatment
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PRP Hair Treatment (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is an autologous blood therapy. Your blood is drawn, processed in a centrifuge to obtain the platelet-rich plasma, and then injected into the scalp. The growth factors in PRP stimulate the hair follicles.
PRP contains concentrated growth factors that improve scalp circulation, activate dormant hair follicles, strengthen hair roots, and extend the growth phase of the hair. The therapy harnesses your body's natural healing powers.
The therapy is suitable for individuals with early-stage hair loss, thinning hair, diffuse hair loss, and as a complement to hair transplantation. It is particularly effective for early-stage androgenetic alopecia.
The treatment causes only mild discomfort. The injections use fine needles, and the scalp can be pre-treated with a numbing cream. Most patients find the therapy very tolerable.
For optimal results, we recommend a series of 3-4 PRP Hair Treatments at intervals of 4-6 weeks. Afterward, maintenance treatments every 4-6 months are recommended to preserve the results.
Initial improvements appear after 2-3 months: less hair loss and stronger hair. Visible thickening can be expected after 4-6 months. Full results are achieved after 6-12 months.
PRP Hair Treatment can reactivate dormant follicles but cannot revive dead ones. For bald spots where follicles have already died, a hair transplant is necessary. PRP is ideal as a supplement or for early stages.
Since your own blood is used, allergic reactions are ruled out. Possible mild side effects include temporary redness, swelling, or tenderness at the injection sites.
Yes! This therapy is an excellent complement to hair transplantation. It promotes healing, improves graft survival rate, and strengthens existing hair. We recommend PRP before and after the transplant.
A complete PRP Hair Treatment takes approximately 45-60 minutes. This includes the blood draw (5 minutes), centrifugation (10 minutes), and injections into the scalp (20-30 minutes).
A single session at our clinic costs €200-350. We offer discounted package prices for 3-4 treatments. In the UK, you would pay £300-600 per session.
Yes, the effectiveness of PRP is supported by numerous clinical studies. It is a recognised method in regenerative medicine and is used worldwide by dermatologists and hair surgeons.
