Platelets from a small sample of your own blood, injected into thinning areas to support hair growth. A short session with little or no downtime.
€280 to €550Per session. A course is usually three sessions
No deposit to start. Written plan before you fly.
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) hair treatment uses a small sample of your own blood. The blood is spun in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets, which carry growth factors, and the plasma is then injected into thinning areas of your scalp to support hair growth.
It can be used on its own in the early stages of hair loss, or alongside medication or a hair transplant. PRP works on the hair follicles you still have and is not permanent, so maintenance sessions keep the results. Research on PRP for hair loss is promising but still developing.
A standard blood sample is taken from your arm. The amount depends on the area being treated.
The sample is spun in a centrifuge to separate the platelets from the rest of the blood.
The platelets are activated so they release their growth factors.
Your scalp is numbed so the injections are comfortable.
The plasma is injected into the thinning areas with a thin needle.
Your doctor confirms suitability from your photos and history. As a guide:
Per session. A course is usually three sessions. Your written price follows your photo assessment.
What to expect after your procedure. Individual results vary.
Most people return to their usual activities straight after the session.
Scalp tenderness, slight swelling or itching usually settles within a day or two.
Some people notice less hair fall within a few weeks of the first session.
Noticeable growth usually takes around four to six months.
Top-up sessions help keep the results.
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PRP for hair loss in Antalya costs about $300 to $600 per session (€280 to €550). A course is usually three sessions. In the UK a single session typically costs £400 to £800.
Usually a series of three sessions, about a month apart, followed by maintenance sessions every three to six months.
A local anaesthetic is used before the injections. Afterwards some people have mild pain, scalp tenderness or slight swelling, which usually settles within one to two days.
Results vary. Some people notice less hair fall within a few weeks of the first session; noticeable growth usually takes about four to six months.
No. PRP can slow hair loss and support growth, but regular maintenance sessions are needed to keep the results.
Yes. PRP is minimally invasive and most people return to their normal activities straight away.
Possible side effects include mild pain or itching at the injection sites, scalp tenderness, swelling, headache and minor bleeding. Infection is rare because your own blood is used.
Yes. PRP is often used alongside a hair transplant, and a PRP session is included in Premium hair transplant packages.
Send a few photos on WhatsApp. Your doctor reviews them and you receive a written plan and price, with no deposit.