PRP Hair Restoration in Garner, NC
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PRP treatment for thinning hair
Platelet-rich plasma contains concentrated platelets and their growth factors. Scalp injections may improve hair density in selected pattern hair loss, but treatment starts with understanding the cause of your thinning.
Want an option without a blood draw? Compare KeraLase hair restoration, which pairs scalp laser treatment with topical serum.
Prepared from your blood
Targeted scalp injections
For selected pattern loss
An ongoing hair plan
How PRP hair restoration works
PRP aims to support existing follicles rather than transplant hair or create an entirely new set of follicles.
Clearance of a device that prepares PRP does not establish FDA approval of PRP as a hair-regrowth treatment.
Platelet-derived signals
Research and real outcomes
Choosing between treatments
Your PRP hair restoration appointment
Assess your hair loss
Prepare your PRP
Treat selected areas
Review aftercare
Progress and Maintenance:
Review over months
Complete the initial plan
Reassess maintenance
Is PRP hair restoration right for you?
A good fit if
Discuss before you begin
Preparation and aftercare
Before treatment
- Share medicines, supplements and bleeding or platelet problems.
- Do not stop prescribed medicines without your prescriber’s advice.
- Follow the clinic’s eating, drinking and scalp preparation guidance.
After treatment
- Follow instructions for hair washing, coloring and exercise.
- Avoid rubbing or scratching the injection sites.
- Ask when to restart minoxidil or other scalp products.
Side effects
- Tenderness, bruising, swelling or pinpoint bleeding can occur.
- Injection pain and infection are possible despite using your own blood.
- Report fever, drainage or worsening pain or swelling promptly.
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Questions before you book?
PRP may improve density in selected male- and female-pattern hair loss, but studies and responses vary. It is less likely to help long-standing bald areas and does not treat every cause of shedding.
PRP uses scalp injections of your own platelet-rich plasma; KeraLase uses a laser and topical serum, while minoxidil is a medicine. Your diagnosis, preferences and risks guide the choice or combination.
An initial series is often needed, with session count and spacing set after assessment. Progress is usually reviewed over 3–6 months, followed by individualized maintenance rather than a permanent result.
Scalp injections can be uncomfortable, and temporary tenderness, swelling, bruising or pinpoint bleeding may occur. Your provider discusses comfort measures and the less common risk of infection.
Follow your provider’s instructions for washing, workouts, hats, coloring and restarting scalp medicines. Timing varies with the treatment and your scalp’s response.
MarSha MedSpa is self-pay. Your assessment guides the treatment plan and any personalized quotation. Call (919) 747-9733 or Contact Us to arrange your visit.
