PRP SCALP & HAIR REGROWTH

Hair
Restoration

Platelet-rich plasma drawn from your own blood, injected into the scalp to stimulate dormant follicles and slow hair loss. A natural, non-surgical approach to thinning hair — backed by clinical evidence and your body’s own regenerative biology.

60 min·No downtime·3-4 sessions·Natural regrowth

Flexible financing available — Cherry & PatientFi →

About the Treatment

Awakened Follicles,
Natural Regrowth

PRP for hair uses concentrated platelets drawn from your own blood, injected directly into the scalp to stimulate dormant follicles. Growth factors signal cellular repair, increase blood flow, and slow the miniaturization that causes thinning. Natural, non-surgical, evidence-supported.

Treatment runs about 60 minutes including blood draw, centrifuge processing, and scalp injections. There’s no downtime — most clients return to normal activity immediately. Visible results emerge gradually: slowed shedding at 1–2 months, visible thickening at 3–6 months, full effect of a series at 6–12 months. Most clients schedule 3–4 initial sessions, then maintenance every 4–6 months.

  • Activates collagen and elastin renewal
  • Restores firmness and bounce
  • Softens fine lines and refines texture
  • Treats face, neck, and body
  • Safe across every skin type
  • Minimal downtime, surgery-free

— Is This Right For You?

Who Hair Restoration Is For

PRP for hair is a long-game treatment best suited for clients in the early-to-mid stages of thinning. Here’s when our team typically recommends it.

01

Early-stage thinning

You’re noticing widening parts, increased shedding, or hair that feels finer than it used to. PRP works best when there’s still active follicle activity to stimulate — earlier intervention delivers more dramatic results.

02

Postpartum or hormonal

Hair loss after pregnancy, perimenopause, or thyroid changes. PRP supports hair regrowth during these natural transitions, often combined with topical therapies for accelerated recovery.

03

Pre-surgical alternative

You want to try a non-surgical approach before considering hair transplant surgery. PRP can meaningfully thicken existing hair and reactivate dormant follicles for many clients — saving the surgical conversation for later, or eliminating it entirely.

04

Maintenance after transplant

You’ve had hair transplant surgery and want to support graft survival and overall scalp health. PRP is commonly used post-transplant to optimize results and slow continued thinning in untreated areas.

What to Expect

Your hair restoration journey

Hair restoration is a long-game treatment. Each step is performed by a board-certified provider in our Cranston, Rhode Island studio.

  1. Step 01

    Consultation

    A scalp assessment and conversation about your goals — slowing loss, regrowth, postpartum recovery, or post-transplant support. We review your medical history and family pattern to set realistic expectations.

  2. Step 02

    Blood draw

    A small blood sample is drawn (about 30 ml). Most clients describe it as a quick pinch.

  3. Step 03

    Centrifuge

    Your blood is processed in a centrifuge for 8–10 minutes, isolating concentrated platelet-rich plasma. The PRP is loaded into a syringe with a fine needle for scalp delivery.

  4. Step 04

    Scalp injections

    PRP is injected across the targeted scalp areas in a methodical pattern. We use a vibrating numbing device and ice to minimize sensation. The actual injection portion takes about 30 minutes.

  5. Step 05

    Building

    Slowed shedding at 1–2 months. Visible thickening at 3–6 months. Full effect at 6–12 months. We schedule subsequent sessions 4–6 weeks apart, completing 3–4 sessions, then maintenance every 4–6 months.

— Ready to begin?

Hair from your own biology.

60 min

Treatment time

0 downtime

Resume your day immediately

3-4 sessions

Spaced 4–6 weeks apart

3-6 months

To see meaningful regrowth

— Common Questions

Hair Restoration FAQ

We draw a small blood sample, process it in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets and growth factors, then inject the PRP across the scalp in a methodical pattern. The growth factors stimulate dormant hair follicles, increase blood flow to the scalp, and slow the miniaturization that causes thinning.
The blood draw is a quick pinch. Scalp injections are uncomfortable for many — we use a vibrating numbing device and ice packs to minimize sensation. Treatment takes about 30 minutes once you’re comfortable.
Most clients schedule an initial series of 3–4 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart. Maintenance every 4–6 months keeps results going. Patience matters with PRP for hair — it works gradually with your biology, not overnight.
Initial improvements (slowed shedding, healthier feel) at 1–2 months. Visible thickening typically appears at 3–6 months. Full results from a series mature at 6–12 months. Hair regrowth follows a slow biological cycle — this is patient work.
PRP works best on clients with active follicle activity — typically early-to-mid-stage thinning. Severely scarred scalps, completely bald areas, or late-stage androgenic alopecia may not respond meaningfully. We’ll assess your scalp and family history during consultation to set realistic expectations.
Yes — PRP uses your own blood components, so there’s essentially zero rejection or allergy risk. The most common side effects are temporary scalp tenderness, mild swelling, or minor headache for 24 hours.
Yes — PRP pairs well with topical minoxidil, finasteride (for appropriate candidates), and certain laser therapies. We’ll discuss complementary options and refer to a dermatologist or trichologist for prescription medications when appropriate.
Most healthy adults with early-to-mid-stage thinning are candidates. PRP is not recommended during pregnancy, with active scalp infections, blood disorders, or while on certain blood thinners. We’ll review thoroughly during a complimentary consultation.