Alopecia hair loss of various kinds.
Slow hair growth.
Bad hair structure: thin, brittle and dry.
seborrheic dermatitis, in case of brittle or oily scalp,
dandruff and itching.
It should be noted that PRP does not contribute to the
formation of new hair roots. This can only do a hair transplant. PRP stops the
hair loss and affects the hair thickness, which contributes to the increase in
hair density. After hair transplantation, PRP therapy increases the survival
rate of transplanted follicles and creates favorable conditions for
transplanted hair.
The PRP procedure is intended for patients of both sexes who
already have hair loss or have just started hair loss. It is also recommended
for those who generally have too thin hair. The PRP Treatment Center in Lahore therapy
naturally promotes hair growth from existing roots. Even in places where bald
spots have already formed, it is possible to stimulate the hair to new growth,
since there are often still the hair roots.
How is a
PRP Plasma Created:
To obtain PRP plasma, 30-50 ml of blood is withdrawn from
the patient vein. The blood is filled into a specially designed and patented tube
in the form of an hourglass. The tubes are then placed in a special centrifuge
and after a few minutes the PRP plasma is ready. Important: Do not take
aspirin, ibuprofen, Voltaren or similar analgesics or antirheumatics at least
7-14 days prior to PRP therapy as they will suppress some of the platelet
functions required for PRP.
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