How Does Prp Hair Treatment Work?

Platelet-rich plasma hair treatment is a non-surgical procedure that can be performed on men and women as a treatment for alopecia, or hair loss. The process starts by drawing blood that is placed in a centrifuge in order to divide the plasma and platelets from the other components of your blood. Once the plasma and platelets are separated, they will be injected into the patient's scalp to stimulate regrowth within the hair follicles. To maximize results, this procedure can be done with micro-needling. Side effects include swelling and redness directly after the procedure; however, there are no reported lasting side effects. There are no lasting side effects, but PRP hair treatment does last for about a year after the procedure is done. If you are interested in speaking to someone regarding platelet-rich plasma therapy and if it's the right fit for you, talk to the doctors at U.S. Dermatology Partners.

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What is PRP, It is platelet-rich plasma., I'm going to explain it the way I explain it to every single patient. Platelet-rich plasma is kind of like your own body's form of regenerative medicine., And so imagine when you're little, if you've seen our other youtube videos. This is always the metaphor I use because it works for me, but when you skin your knee the clear stuff that comes to the surface of that wound, that's your plasma.. It has all of your growth factors in it, your healing mechanisms, and so in dermatology. We can use that to help your hair grow thicker when we inject it into the scalp.. We microneedle it into your skin to help you stimulate lots of collagen production.. We even inject it in your tear troughs to brighten up underneath there to thicken that skin. PRP is my answer to everything.. I love PRP. We do love PRP and we use a lot of PRP and very specific PRP for cosmetic and skin rejuvenation.. We use a certain type of separator tube, that's going to remove all the pro-inflammatory cells., So you hear PRP being used all over the place.. It'S used in orthopedics to kind of heal, joint injuries or to delay getting maybe a knee replacement or a hip replacement.. Those kinds of things but different. They may want some inflammation through there.. What we're using is PRP, that's just specific for cosmetics and skin, which is a really important differentiator to know.. Not all PRP is made the same. And so we're getting all that platelet-rich plasma in there that's got those growth factors.. Those growth factors are going to stimulate new blood vessel formation. New collagen formation obviously stimulate hair growth as well. You're healing yourself in the areas that you're aging essentially and because it's your plasma, it's your growth factors., It's what's best for you and you can't react to it because it was yours to begin with.. And so that's one of the nice things about Platelet-Rich Plasma is that I have a lot of folks who say they only want to do something: that's very natural and there's nothing more natural than the stuff. That'S already circulating through your body already there to heal itself. What we're just doing is we're utilizing it concentrating it down and putting it in the areas that you need it. The most., When you think about PRP, especially for like hair growth. It'S not a one-time treatment. To get to see this and I see benefits you know for androgenic alopecia. We see male pattern, baldness female pattern. Baldness, that's got the most literature behind it., But i actually use it in a lot of other alopecias as well and so coming to see. The dermatologist to evaluate your hair loss is an important thing, because absolutely not all hair loss is the same.. Some things need medical interventions, different types of prescription medications, but a lot of times. Prp is still part of that plan that we do for folks.. But it's a series you're going to come in every month for three, then at three months typically and then most folks are going to do their maintenance at two or three times a year., But looking forward ahead, if you say I want to start that maintenance., i Personally, do PRP because i can look kind of genetically at the women in my family and know where my hair is headed. And I do it once a quarter. That'S kind of my maintenance for PRP in my scalp., The other place that you're going to see PRP. If you watch some of our other videos, I automatically package PRP with our more aggressive laser treatments as well, because it takes that healing time, and you see it used a really a great deal in wound care and in regenerative medicine for people who have non-healing ulcers.. Those kind of things too. Clearly we're not creating non-healing ulcers when we do these more aggressive lasers, but by using platelet-rich plasma. I am decreasing that healing time by about 50 percent., It's great because it gets you back to your life a lot more quickly, and it just adds to the results that you're getting.. So, at the end of any of our more aggressive laser treatments which you'll see Tori gets to do on me today, we're going to microneedle in that platelet-rich plasma to get those healing benefits. And so Tori can talk about what you're seeing on this video today.. So what you're going to see today is what we call platinum, PRP., It's one of our most popular treatments, because you get to try everything that we do PRP for., So you get a scalp treatment.! You get your under eyes treated and you also get microneedling with the skinpen with PRP, so you heal much faster., So that is kind of our. I mean, I think, it's a red carpet treatment because you get all three areas treated., And that is something that both Dr. Holman and I do very regularly at least once a quarter. Like we said. So maybe you just want your hair treated. And that's fine, but if you're somebody that wants everything treated, platinum, PRP is definitely for you and what you should bank, your bucks for today. Right, so the dark circles under your eye. You know she talked about that tightening and brightening., But even folks that have genetically induced dark circles. I see that a lot in different ethnic skin types as well. This PRP, under the eyes, really helps in that area also. And she mentioned you're, seeing this skinpen microneedling, which Tori and I love skinpen microneedling, because it's collagen induction therapy, so essentially by creating these thousands of microchannels in the skin. Here we're stimulating your own body's healing response for collagen and elastin production., There's really great scientific data.. You can see the before and afters when you look at histology slides., The actual production of that collagen elastin and the tightening that you see in your skin. And again it's your own body's healing mechanism.. So, by adding the PRP to this microneedling, we're only upping the game. We're aerating, the lawn with the skinpen, but the fertilizer that we're putting in there are her own growth factors so that the response is going to be just even more dramatic. And especially in post-inflammatory. Hyperpigmentation that folks have from acne acne scarring, that's where we see some very, very dramatic results with skin pen and PRP as well.

the citizen: Hello, I have undergone 2 sessions of PRP and my hair has not shown any progress. What I noticed was that they washed my hair intensively with disinfectant at least 3-4 times during the whole session. This was done perhaps to avoid infection on the injected scalp. My question is- is this normal to wash the scalp so many times during this process. Wouldn't this affect the efficiency of the process?

Syed Arib Hasan: Im 21 years old.....facing heavy hair loss....is there any chance to regrow my hair though prp?

BENTLEY GT: i'm so distracted with those gigantic earrings that the lady on the right is wearing . how are your ear lobe supporting them??!!! anyways. PRP did not work for me. i had done the treatment 4 years and didn't even get a single hair come in. did a second booster over a year ago. also nothing. what a waste of money.

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