01/03/2026
Hair thinning and increased shedding: what procedure really works?
Seasonal changes, stress, hormonal shifts, and genetics place extra strain on the scalp and hair follicles. Over time, this leads to weakened roots, slower growth, and visible thinning — even with consistent use of serums and supplements.
That’s because, just like skin, the scalp needs targeted regeneration at a deeper level to restore healthy hair growth.
→ However, topical products alone are often not enough, especially when shedding persists or density continues to decrease.
(01) Why PRP for hair is an effective solution
Hair PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) uses your body’s own growth factors to stimulate dormant follicles, improve scalp circulation, and support natural regrowth.
PRP works at the follicular level, not just on the surface, because it:
• stimulates inactive hair follicles
• strengthens existing hair at the root
• reduces excessive shedding
• improves scalp health and circulation
• supports thicker, stronger hair growth over time
(02) Who is this treatment best suited for?
Hair PRP may be right for you if you notice:
• increased hair shedding
• thinning at the crown, temples, or part line
• weakened or finer hair texture
• early stages of hair loss
• stress- or hormone-related hair changes
→ PRP supports natural regrowth without adding weight, chemicals, or downtime working with your body, not against it.
(03) When are results visible?
Early improvements in hair quality and reduced shedding can be seen within 4–6 weeks, with continued strengthening and regrowth developing over 2–3 months as follicles respond and growth cycles normalize.
You can book a consultation for Hair PRP via the link in our profile 🤍
