PRP hair treatment, also known as platelet-rich plasma therapy for hair, is a non-surgical procedure that uses a concentrated portion of platelets obtained from your own blood. Platelets contain growth factors involved in the body’s natural repair processes, which may help support hair follicle activity in selected patients.
At Historia Aesthetic in Tangier, PRP for hair is an option for people experiencing certain types of hair thinning who want to explore a non-surgical approach to hair restoration. The treatment involves preparing platelet-rich plasma from a blood sample and administering it into selected areas of the scalp.
PRP hair therapy is commonly considered for people with androgenetic alopecia, also known as pattern hair loss. Research suggests it may improve hair density in some patients, although results vary and it is not a guaranteed solution for every cause of hair loss. A medical assessment is important to identify the underlying cause and determine whether PRP is appropriate.
At Historia Aesthetic, we take a personalized approach to PRP hair treatment in Tangier. During your consultation, we discuss your hair concerns, review your medical history, and explain the potential benefits, limitations, and recommended treatment schedule.
Our goal is to help you make an informed decision about your hair restoration options based on your individual needs and realistic expectations.
We begin by discussing your hair loss concerns, reviewing your medical history, and assessing your scalp and hair-thinning pattern. This helps determine whether PRP hair treatment may be suitable or whether further medical evaluation is needed.
Once you are considered suitable for treatment, we collect a small blood sample. The sample is processed using a centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma from other blood components.
Our suitably qualified medical professional administers the prepared PRP into selected areas of the scalp using an appropriate injection technique. The treatment is planned according to your scalp condition and individual needs.
After the session, we provide personalized aftercare instructions and discuss the recommended interval between treatments. Depending on your hair loss pattern and response, a course of sessions may be advised, followed by periodic assessments to monitor progress.
PRP may help improve hair density in some people, particularly those with certain types of pattern hair loss. Results depend on the underlying cause, the degree of hair thinning, and individual response. It is not effective for every type of hair loss, so an appropriate assessment is important.
Treatment plans often begin with approximately three sessions spaced several weeks apart, followed by reassessment. Some people may benefit from maintenance sessions. Your practitioner can recommend a schedule based on your condition and response.
Hair changes take time. Some people may notice improvements after three to six months, although results vary and may require ongoing treatment. Photographs and follow-up assessments can help monitor changes over time.
PRP uses components from your own blood, which reduces the risk of an allergic reaction to the plasma itself. However, injections may cause temporary soreness, swelling, tenderness, or bruising, and infection is a possible complication. A medical assessment is necessary to determine suitability and identify any factors that could make treatment inappropriate.
