PRP therapy - Does it really work?

BaldNoMore

I've been doing PRP therapy for 6 months and see some improvement. Is it worth continuing or should I consider a transplant? PRP is expensive too.

techsavvyanna

I tried PRP therapy for my hair loss about a year ago, and I have seen some positive results. The treatment involved multiple sessions spaced a few weeks apart, and I started noticing new hair growth after a few months. It definitely helped to thicken my existing hair and improve overall scalp health. However, I did find the cost to be quite high, especially since it required multiple sessions. Also, the results may vary for each individual, so it's important to have realistic expectations. Overall, I would say that PRP therapy can be effective for some people, but it's important to do your research and consult with a professional before committing to the treatment.

castro_hopeful

Based on my experience with prp therapy - does it really work?, I think you should research thoroughly and consider multiple options. Every case is different, so what worked for me might not be the best for you. I'd recommend consulting with a few specialists to get different perspectives.

HappyPatient

I tried PRP therapy for my hair loss a few years ago and had mixed results. The procedure itself wasn't too bad, just a few injections in my scalp. I did notice some regrowth and my hair looked a bit thicker after a few months, but it wasn't a dramatic change. The biggest downside for me was the cost - it was fairly pricey and I had to go for multiple sessions to see any real improvement. Overall, I think PRP therapy can be worth a shot if you're looking for non-invasive options, but just manage your expectations and be prepared for the investment.

techsavvygal123

I've personally tried PRP therapy for my hair loss, and I have mixed feelings about it. On the positive side, I did notice some improvement in hair thickness and overall scalp health after a few sessions. It's a non-invasive treatment with minimal downtime, which was a big plus for me. However, I have to be honest about the cost - it can add up quickly. I needed multiple sessions to see noticeable results, and each session wasn't cheap. Also, the results weren't as dramatic as I had hoped for, so it may not be a miracle solution for everyone. Overall, I think PRP therapy can be a helpful addition to a comprehensive hair loss treatment plan, but it may not work miracles on its own.