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PRP Hair Restoration

Also known as: prp hair restoration, prp hair treatment, prp hair therapy, platelet rich plasma hair restoration, platelet rich plasma hair treatment, platelet rich plasma hair therapy, vampire prp hair restoration, vampire prp hair treatment, Vampire Hair Restoration

Regenerative Aesthetics

AI Aesthetician Summary

Vampire Hair Restoration is a revolutionary nonsurgical treatment that harnesses the power of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) derived from a patient's own blood to stimulate natural hair regrowth and combat hair loss. This innovative procedure, also known as PRP Hair Treatment or Platelet-Rich Plasma Hai...

Treatment Details

Targets

Areas:Forehead
Tissues:Hair Follicles, Skin (Epidermis, Dermis)
Longevity:3-6 Months

How it Works

Duration:60 minutes
Anesthesia:Topical (e.g., Numbing Cream)
Pain Level:Mild
Techniques:Injection
Technique Notes:Deliver small aliquots intradermally/subdermally in a uniform grid across affected zones, spacing injections roughly 0.5–1 cm apart and avoiding large boluses. Use strict sterile technique, appropriate platelet concentration, and thorough but gentle scalp antisepsis; consider vibration, cooling, or nerve blocks for comfort when needed. Adjust depth based on scalp thickness and target follicular level to optimize growth factor delivery.
Multiple Sessions:Yes
Session Notes:Treatment requires a small blood draw and on-site centrifugation to prepare PRP, followed by multiple superficial scalp injections. Typical protocol is a series of sessions (often 3 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart) with maintenance treatments every few months; results develop gradually over several months.

Post Treatment

Downtime:0 days
Post-care:Avoid washing the hair or applying styling products for 12–24 hours and keep the scalp clean, avoiding scratching or picking. Minimize strenuous exercise, heat exposure (sauna/steam), alcohol, and NSAIDs for 24–48 hours to reduce bleeding and bruising; acetaminophen can be used for discomfort. Sleeping with the head elevated the first night may help reduce tenderness or swelling.
Risks:Risks include temporary pain, bleeding, bruising, redness, and swelling at injection sites. There is a small risk of infection, localized inflammation, or temporary increased shedding. Because the product is autologous blood, allergic reactions are rare.

Additional Information

Invasiveness:Minimally Invasive
Specialty:Medical Spa