PRP Hair Restoration

What is PRP Hair Restoration?

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy uses your own blood's growth factors to rejuvenate hair follicles. Blood is drawn, processed to concentrate platelets, then injected into the scalp to promote healthier, thicker hair growth—a non-surgical approach to slowing hair loss and stimulating regrowth.

What to Know Before You Go

💡 Pro Tip: PRP works best with multiple sessions. Plan for 3-6 treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart, then maintenance sessions every 6-12 months for sustained results. Single sessions rarely produce significant improvement.

⚠️ Insider Note: PRP is most effective for early to moderate hair loss with viable follicles. It cannot regrow hair in completely bald areas where follicles have died—consider combining with transplant for advanced hair loss.

Cost of PRP Hair Restoration in Turkey

Savings: Turkey offers 55-65% savings on PRP hair restoration compared to UK/USA prices.

What's Included

PRP hair restoration packages in Turkey typically cover:

Benefits

The Procedure

Step 1 – Blood draw: Small blood sample taken (similar to routine blood test).

Step 2 – Processing: Blood centrifuged to concentrate platelets and growth factors.

Step 3 – Preparation: Scalp cleansed, optional topical anesthesia applied.

Step 4 – Injection: PRP injected into thinning areas using fine needles.

Step 5 – Aftercare: Post-treatment instructions provided.

Total time: 30-60 minutes per session.

Recovery & Downtime

Potential Side Effects

Is PRP Hair Restoration Right for You?

Ideal candidates:

Not suitable for:

Frequently Asked Questions

Is PRP effective for hair loss?

Yes, clinical studies show increased hair density and thickness, especially for androgenetic alopecia (genetic pattern hair loss). Results vary but most patients see improvement.

How many sessions do I need?

Typically 3-6 initial sessions spaced 4-6 weeks apart to build up results, then maintenance treatments every 6-12 months to sustain improvement.

Does PRP hurt?

Some discomfort during the scalp injections, but topical anesthesia minimizes pain. Most patients find it very tolerable—much less uncomfortable than expected.

When will I see results?

Early changes (reduced shedding) at 2-3 months. Visible improvement in thickness and density at 6-12 months with continued treatment.

Can I combine PRP with hair transplant?

Yes, PRP enhances transplant results by improving graft survival rates and promoting faster healing. Many surgeons include PRP as part of transplant protocols.

Are there side effects?

Minimal risk since PRP uses your own blood with no foreign substances. Mild swelling, tenderness, or redness may occur for 24-48 hours.

Who is not a candidate for PRP?

Those with blood clotting disorders, active infections, autoimmune conditions, or cancer should consult their doctor before PRP treatment.

How long do results last?

PRP is not a permanent cure. Ongoing maintenance sessions every 6-12 months are needed to sustain results as it slows and partially reverses—but doesn't permanently stop—hair loss.