PRP injections are a safe and effective way to promote natural hair growth for those suffering from thinning hair. Patients who seek PRP hair injections typically undergo three sessions, spaced about six weeks apart, to see…
Many people seeking PRP injections for hair loss have concerns about the longevity of the treatment and any negative side effects that could stem from the injections. If they are long-lasting, why are they packaged? What…
The results of any platelet rich plasma procedure often come in gradually. This is why multiple treatments are needed. But, is there anything patients can do to maximize their PRP results? While there are no guaranteed…
Platelet rich plasma injections have many uses in the medical and cosmetic worlds. Regardless of what the PRP is used for, there generally is some minimal aftercare and precautions to take. So, how long does it…
Non-surgical hair restoration is a great way for men and women to slow thinning and potentially see some hair regrowth. However, since hormone-resistant hairs are not placed in the area, further hair treatment will be necessary…
Platelet rich plasma treatments such as PRP microneedling and injections can help address the look of acne scars. Additionally, surgeons have used PRP in surgery for decades to help promote better surgical incision healing. However, does…
Platelet rich plasma and Botox injections both serve as possible cosmetic injection options. They can often complement each other and patients may be interested in understanding what exactly each does to determine which may best work…
Platelet rich plasma is a substance derived directly from a patient’s blood. Therefore, when applied topically or injected, it is unlikely to cause any problems. While it may not offer negative effects, the worst that happens…
Microneedling with PRP is a procedure that makes tiny punctures on the surface of the skin to stimulate a collagen response. Thus, the face is often red and patients will need to alter their normal skincare…
Platelet rich plasma’s job within the blood is to help it clot at the site of an injury. Therefore, as a clotting agent, this can make some patients a little hesitant about injecting it into their…