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Non-surgical hair restoration most often uses platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injected into the scalp. Growth factors from your own platelets help wake up weakened follicles, extend the growth phase of hair and improve thickness.
It works best for early to moderate thinning in both men and women and is often combined with medical therapies prescribed by your provider.
Hair Restoration at a glance
- Results visible
- 3–6 months
- Results last
- Maintained with sessions every 4–6 months
- Downtime
- 1–2 days of scalp tenderness
- Sessions
- 3–4 monthly sessions, then maintenance
- Typical cost
- $500–$1,200 per session
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How the treatment works
A small blood sample is processed to concentrate platelets, then injected across thinning areas of the scalp. After numbing, a session takes about 45 minutes.
What Hair Restoration can help with
Early male pattern thinning
Female pattern thinning and widening part
Hair shedding after stress or illness
Supporting results of a hair transplant
Before and after your appointment
- Wash your hair the morning of treatment and skip styling products.
- The scalp may feel tender for a day or two.
- Avoid hair dye and harsh treatments for a few days.
- Progress photos taken every few months show gradual improvement.
Hair Restoration: frequently asked questions
Results vary. It works best when follicles are still present, so starting early matters.
Numbing makes the injections tolerable; most patients describe pressure and brief stinging.
Yes. PRP is commonly used for female pattern thinning.
Many providers recommend combining PRP with proven medical therapies for the best result.
This guide is for general educational purposes and is not medical advice. Results, recovery and pricing vary from person to person. Consult a licensed provider to find out whether a treatment is right for you.