Non-Surgical Treatment
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy
Stimulate dormant follicles using your body's own growth factors — no surgery, no downtime.
PRP therapy is a clinically supported, non-surgical treatment for hair thinning and loss. A concentrated sample of your own platelet-rich plasma is drawn, processed, and injected into the scalp to reactivate follicles, improve scalp circulation, and slow progressive hair loss. It is effective as a standalone treatment for early-to-moderate thinning, and as a post-operative adjunct following FUE transplantation to enhance graft survival
Quick Stats:
Session Duration: 45 – 60 minutes
Recommended Course: 3 – 4 sessions
Spacing: Every 4 – 6 weeks
Downtime: None
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PRP therapy draws on the body's own regenerative biology. A small blood sample is taken from the arm, spun in a centrifuge to isolate the platelet-rich plasma layer, and reintroduced to the scalp via fine injections at follicular depth. Platelets contain a dense concentration of growth factors — including PDGF, VEGF, and IGF — that signal follicular cells to shift from a resting state back into active growth.
Unlike surgical hair restoration, there are no incisions, no recovery period, and no foreign substances introduced into the body. The entire procedure is completed within a single clinic visit and results accumulate progressively across the treatment course.
How PRP Stimulates Hair Growth
Growth factors within PRP bind to receptors on dermal papilla cells — the primary regulators of the hair follicle — and initiate a cascade of cellular repair and angiogenesis. Clinical evidence shows PRP increases follicular diameter, extends the anagen (active growth) phase, and promotes the transition of miniaturised hairs back toward terminal thickness.
Patients typically observe a reduction in daily shedding within the first four to six weeks, with visible improvements in density and coverage becoming apparent between months two and four. Peak results are generally reached at six months following the completion of the initial course.
The Treatment Session
Step by Step A blood draw of 15–30ml is taken from the arm and placed into a centrifuge for approximately ten minutes. The resulting platelet-rich layer is extracted and loaded into fine syringes for injection. A topical anaesthetic is applied to the scalp prior to treatment to ensure comfort throughout.
Dr Raja administers PRP using a series of precisely placed injections across the affected zone — typically the vertex, mid-scalp, and hairline, adjusted based on the individual pattern of thinning. The session takes 45 to 60 minutes in total. A standard course comprises three to four sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, followed by maintenance treatments every four to six months.
Ideal Candidates for PRP
PRP works best when there are still viable — though dormant — follicles present. It cannot restore hair in areas of complete follicular loss. Suitable candidates include:
Patients with early to moderate androgenetic alopecia (Norwood Grade I–IV)
Those experiencing diffuse thinning across the crown or hairline
Patients with alopecia areata seeking to stimulate regrowth in localised patches
FUE patients looking to support graft survival and post-operative regrowth
Individuals wishing to slow thinning before considering surgical options
Clinical Note: Patients on blood thinners, with active scalp infections, platelet dysfunction, or low platelet counts may not be suitable. A full consultation and blood review is completed before treatment.
Safety Profile & Side Effects
Because PRP is derived entirely from the patient's own blood, the risk of allergic reaction or immune rejection is negligible. The treatment has an extensive safety record across dermatology and hair restoration, spanning over two decades of clinical use.
Common transient effects include mild scalp tenderness, temporary redness, and minor swelling at injection sites — all of which resolve within 24 to 48 hours. There is no downtime and patients may resume normal activities immediately. All treatments are performed under Dr Raja's direct supervision using validated centrifuge systems to ensure consistent platelet concentration and clinical outcomes.
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