Platelet-rich plasma therapy (PRP) has been used for several years to treat musculoskeletal system conditions. However, it has recently created a buzz about being used for skin-related conditions. What is PRP? The PRP, also referred to as the vampire treatment, involves the patient’s blood cells to help heal in a specific area. Blood consists of platelets (a blood cell type that plays a vital role in carrying out the process of healing) and plasma (the liquid component of blood). Platelets have growth factors and clotting abilities that stimulate tissue regeneration and cell reproduction, promoting healing. Doctors take your blood sample and centrifuge it. Centrifuging the blood separates and concentrates the plasma levels. PRP Benefits and Results for Hair Loss PRP injections are a non-surgical treatment used along with other treatment options for hair loss. These are often administered as a series of monthly treatments. A few frequent maintenance treatments visits to follo...
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