PRP Therapy — Hair Fall Treatment, Lahore
Board-certified. Your own blood. No allergic reaction risk.
PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) therapy uses your own blood to stop hair fall, strengthen existing hair, and promote regrowth — a non-surgical option offered alongside or instead of hair transplant surgery.
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What is PRP therapy?
PRP therapy stands for Platelet Rich Plasma therapy, also called stem cell therapy. It’s obtained from the patient’s own blood: blood is collected, then centrifuged, and platelet-rich plasma is separated. With activators, it’s injected into the affected area — scalp, face, or scars. According to a research study by Gkini et al., it can not only stop hair fall but also strengthen hair follicles and promote new hair regrowth.
PRP therapy cost in Lahore, Pakistan
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| General market rate, per session | PKR 10,000 – 25,000 |
| Our clinic price, per session | PKR 10,000 |
PRP therapy is generally done in a course of sessions, not a single visit. Also see hair transplant cost in Pakistan if you’re comparing options.
How PRP is prepared & administered
1. Blood draw
Usually 20ml of blood is drawn and placed in a centrifuge, spun at different speeds to separate plasma from blood cells into three layers: platelet-poor plasma on top, platelet-rich plasma in the middle, and blood cells at the bottom.
2. Collection
The rich plasma layer is collected; depending on density, an activator may be added.
3. Numbing
The scalp donor area is numbed with local anaesthesia so the patient doesn’t feel pain during the process.
4. Injection
The collected plasma is injected into the scalp at the level of the hair follicles.
How many sessions are needed?
PRP therapy treatment requires multiple sessions, typically 3 to 8, repeated every 2–4 weeks. After the initial course, maintenance sessions are needed every 4–6 months. The overall process, per session, takes 30–50 minutes, with no downtime — you can resume daily activities right after.
Uses of PRP therapy
- Hair fall reduction / stopping hair loss
- Improving hair density
- Regrowth of recently fallen hair
- Acne scar treatment
- Face rejuvenation
- Burn scarring
- Melasma or hyperpigmentation
- Osteoarthritis of the knee or shoulder (per AAOS)
- Tendinitis
- Non-healing wounds
Who should avoid this therapy
- Completely bald areas (no existing follicles to stimulate)
- Acute or chronic infections, skin diseases, or low platelet count
- Taking blood thinners
- Active cancer
- Alcohol abuse
- Heavy smokers
Side effects
PRP therapy is generally a safe procedure since it uses the patient’s own blood, so there’s no risk of allergic reaction. However, since the process involves injections into the scalp, it should be performed by a trained doctor to avoid infection or damage to underlying veins or nerves.
Why patients choose this surgeon
- Is this actually safe?
- Uses your own blood, so there’s no allergic reaction risk — the real risk (infection, nerve/vein damage) comes from injection technique, which is why it’s performed by a trained plastic surgeon, not a technician.
- Am I overpaying, or is this good value?
- PKR 10,000 per session here versus the PKR 10,000–25,000 general market range.
- Will one session actually do anything?
- Presented honestly as a multi-session course (3–8 sessions plus maintenance), not oversold as a one-visit fix.
See The Process
PRP therapy in Lahore
Images shown for patient education only — individual results vary, similar results not guaranteed.
PRP therapy questions patients ask first
How many sessions of PRP are required for hair loss?
Typically 3 to 8 sessions, repeated every 2–4 weeks, followed by maintenance sessions every 4–6 months.
Is PRP therapy painful?
The scalp is numbed with local anaesthesia beforehand, so the patient doesn’t feel pain during the process.
Is there any downtime?
No — you can resume your daily activities right after a session. The whole process takes 30–50 minutes.
Who should not get PRP therapy?
People who are completely bald in the treated area, those with acute/chronic infections or skin disease, low platelet count, those on blood thinners, active cancer patients, alcohol abusers, and heavy smokers.
Can PRP be combined with hair transplant?
Yes — PRP therapy is commonly used alongside hair transplant surgery to get better results.
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