Hair loss affects many people – regardless of age or gender. In addition to genetic factors, stress, hormonal changes, or nutrient deficiencies can also play a role. Modern dermatological therapies now offer targeted options to promote hair growth. One of these is the so-called plasma treatment, also known as PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma).
What is a plasma treatment (PRP)?
In PRP therapy, the patient's own blood is used to activate growth processes in the scalp. A small amount of blood is drawn from the patient and then processed in a centrifuge.
The resulting platelet-rich plasma contains a high concentration of growth factors that can support cell regeneration.
How does PRP work against hair loss?
The processed plasma is injected directly into the affected areas of the scalp. There it can:
- improve blood circulation to the hair roots
- stimulate the hair follicles
- prolong the hair growth phase
- strengthen hair structure
The goal is to reactivate weakened hair roots and promote natural hair growth.
Who is the treatment suitable for?
PRP therapy can be particularly useful for hereditary hair loss (androgenetic alopecia). It can also be used for diffuse hair loss or as a supportive measure after hair transplants.
An individual dermatological assessment is important to determine the cause of hair loss and choose the appropriate therapy.
Treatment procedure
The treatment is carried out in several steps and usually takes about 30 to 45 minutes:
- Blood draw
- Preparation of the plasma
- Injection into the scalp
For optimal results, several sessions spaced a few weeks apart are usually advisable.
When are first results visible?
The effects of PRP treatment develop gradually. Initial improvements can become visible after a few weeks. Hair often appears stronger, and hair loss can be reduced.
Advantages of plasma treatment
- Use of the body's own substances
- minimally invasive
- well tolerated
- no prolonged downtime
Individual consultation at JUVENIS in Vienna
At JUVENIS in Vienna, a detailed analysis of the scalp and the causes of hair loss is carried out before each treatment. On this basis, an individual therapy plan is created.
The combination of modern diagnostics and targeted therapy can help support hair growth and reduce hair loss in the long term.
Conclusion
PRP plasma treatment is a modern method to stimulate hair growth naturally. It can be a sensible option, especially in the early stages of hair loss.
An early assessment by a dermatological specialist is crucial to achieve the best treatment results.
On our website you can find more information about PRP treatment for hair loss: Plasma treatment – PRP for hair loss (alopecia) at JUVENIS in Vienna
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