PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. A small amount of the patient’s blood is processed to obtain a plasma fraction with a higher concentration of platelets, which is then applied to an appropriate area under medical supervision.
Which areas may be assessed?
The scalp and selected skin areas may be considered depending on the indication and clinical assessment.
How many sessions are needed?
Session number and intervals vary according to the treatment goal, clinical findings and individual response.
Is PRP suitable for everyone?
No. Blood disorders, active infection, certain medications and other medical conditions may affect suitability.
A medical consultation is required before treatment.