Hairline recession, thinning crown, and the postpartum or hormonal shedding that affects so many clients.
Hair thinning affects most people at some point. Genetic factors, hormonal shifts, postpartum changes, stress, and aging all contribute. The pattern varies. Some clients see hairline recession. Others see crown thinning. Others see diffuse shedding across the whole scalp.
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is the treatment we use here. Your own blood is processed to concentrate the growth factors, which are then injected into the scalp to stimulate dormant follicles. The treatment is most effective when started early, before significant loss has occurred.
The hair follicle has multiple cycles. Active growth, transitional, and resting. Hair loss accelerates when more follicles enter the resting and shedding phases relative to active growth.
Three factors drive hair loss in most clients.
Genetics determine the baseline pattern of androgenetic alopecia.
Hormones particularly DHT, testosterone, and estrogen shifts, affect follicle activity.
Stress and nutrition influence the rate of cycling and shedding.
Treatment addresses what can be addressed and acknowledges what can't.
Hair changes appear earlier for some clients than others. Postpartum shedding can begin in the late twenties. Perimenopause shedding typically begins in the forties. Androgenetic patterns may start as early as the twenties for clients with strong genetic predisposition.
Treatment is most effective when started early, before significant loss has occurred.
Younger clients sometimes experience postpartum shedding or early signs of genetic thinning. Treatment in this decade is often highly effective.
Pregnancy, postpartum, and stress-related shedding are common. Treatment can restore density when started promptly.
Perimenopause begins to affect hair density for many clients. PRP can slow the changes and support the follicles that remain.
Treatment becomes about maintenance. PRP can support existing density. For significant loss, we discuss honestly whether referral to a hair restoration specialist is the right move.
PRP for hair loss is a series. We draw your blood, process it to concentrate the platelets and growth factors, and inject the concentrate into the scalp in a grid pattern targeting the areas of concern.
Most plans use three sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, followed by maintenance every three to six months. The full result develops over six to twelve months as follicles respond.
We're honest about expectations. PRP works best on early-stage thinning. For significant loss that's been established for years, we may recommend referral to a hair restoration specialist instead.
Each location has its own character. All three share the same standard of care.
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