PRP for Hair Loss

Q: How does a Platelet-Rich-Plasma Treatment for Hair Loss Work?

Your PRP treatment at the CIDK solutions that are two-fold: the procedure will stimulate hair regrowth while working to slow down future hair loss. As the name suggests, the procedure works through injections of blood with a particularly high concentration of plasma, injected directly into the patient’s hair follicles. The platelet-rich blood is drawn from the patient, plasma is separated in a centrifuge, and the injection is then positioned into the various locations around the scalp that are being targeted. The special, micro needle is extremely thin and the great majority of our patients report little to no pain. And, because the blood is drawn from the patient’s own body, the risk of complication or rejection is eliminated.

Q: Results after PRP for Hair Restoration

PRP is an out-patient procedure, which means there is no surgery involved and downtime is minimal. The innovative treatment produces results are reliable and natural in the least invasive way. The procedure can produce great results as a stand-alone treatment, but can also be recommended in conjunction with other hair loss techniques. It is important that patients understand that results can be slow and gradual. Generally, results will begin to transpire after the first two or three months, and will be most noticeable around the six-month mark.

Q: Who is a Candidate for PRP?

Hair loss can occur in both men and women, and this procedure is designed with that in mind. PRP is equally effective as a way to counteract female pattern baldness as it is for our male patients. The best candidates for a PRP treatment are patients who have slight to moderate hair loss, who want to take charge and regain confidence in their look. During your consultation, our doctiors will assess your condition in person and recommend the best course of action for you. We are happy to go over any remaining questions and concerns you may have upon your visit to our Dubai office.

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is revolutionizing hair loss treatment and I’m thrilled to be able to offer it to my patients. PRP injections can effectively regrow hair without the need for surgery and produce a very natural look.

Biocompatibility

since injections are performed using your own plasma, the risk of an allergic reaction is minimal and is associated solely with an allergy to the metal from which the needle is made

Naturalness

all positive changes occur due to the activation of the internal reserves of the body

Universality

plasma therapy for women and plasma therapy for men are equally effective

All-season

the procedure can be performed at any time of the year

Comfort

for most patients, the procedure is almost painless due to the peculiarities of the technique of introducing blood plasma

Minimum rehabilitation

About the procedure

Our dermatologists and skin care specialists at the CIDK in Dubai are devoted to making you feel most comfortable in your skin. We understand that hair loss, at any age, can be embarrassing and unattractive. It can make a person look prematurely aged and can detract from other features of the face, giving unwanted attention to balding.

With a PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatment personally designed for you by Doctor in CIDK, we will take you one step closer to fighting hair loss that has already begun and stopping it in its tracks before it worsens. The procedure is minimally-invasive and produces some of the best results available on the market.

Our approach is completely natural and safe. Your PRP hair transplant procedure will involve blood drawn from your own body to stimulate the rejuvenation of hair follicles. The entire procedure is done at our state-of-the-art Dubai office and you can rest assured knowing that our team of board-certified dermatologists have your best interest in mind at every step of the way.

Indications

Alopecia (hair loss): diffuse telogen, androgenetic, alopecia (without exacerbation).
Deterioration in the quality of hair - thinning, thinning, brittleness, slow growth.
Diseases of the scalp: seborrheic dermatitis.
Preparation of the patient for hair transplantation, rehabilitation after hair transplantation.

Contraindications

The use of anticoagulants and fibrinolytics (drugs that disrupt blood clotting).
Systematic use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs less than 48 hours before the procedure).
Taking corticosteroids and immunosuppressants (less than 2 weeks before the procedure).
Past acute illness with fever (less than 2 weeks before the procedure).
Malignant neoplasms, including those associated with oncohematology.
Systemic autoimmune diseases of the connective tissue.
Diffuse toxic goiter, diabetes mellitus.
Chronic liver pathology and other chronic diseases in the stage of decompensation.
Pregnancy and lactation.