Mobilizing the patient’s natural resources to support the hair follicle.

What is PRP?
PRP uses growth factors naturally present in the patient’s blood. After a blood sample is taken, the plasma is concentrated and then applied to the scalp under a medical protocol.
The aim is to improve the follicular environment and support the vitality of existing hair.

How a session works

• Blood sample, similar to a standard blood test.
• Preparation and concentration of the plasma.
• Application to the scalp under medical supervision.

Expected benefits

• A minimally invasive treatment using the patient’s own biological resources.
• Support for weakened hair and improvement of hair quality.
• Limited recovery time.

A treatment plan defined after diagnosis
The number of sessions and the relevance of PRP in your case are determined after a hair diagnosis.

PRP is not a universal solution. It is considered as part of a personalized strategy based on the condition of the scalp, the quality of the hair and the evolution of hair loss.

Combining hair transplantation and PRP
PRP can be a valuable complement to a hair transplant. By supporting the scalp environment and the vitality of existing hair, it fits into a global strategy for preserving hair capital beyond the transplanted area.

The timing and relevance of this combination are defined on a case-by-case basis as part of your personalized treatment plan.

Regenerative medicine
Beyond PRP, regenerative medicine is an evolving field that we follow with rigor, only considering approaches when their value and safety are sufficiently established.