100-150 strands of hair loss per day is considered normal. If there is more than that, hair loss should be taken seriously. PRP also provides successful results in hair treatment. It was determined that patients had very effective results especially in hair loss. During the PRP procedure, the patient's own blood is taken and passed through a device. Here, the part called fibroblast, which will feed the roots and provide development will be separated and injected into the hair loss area. This method is particularly effective in genetic hair loss. Hair mesotherapy can also be applied in combination with PRP for those who have genetic hair loss.
For PRP, 10 cc is taken from the patient's venous blood. The centrifuged blood is divided into white and red blood. In red blood, there are white blood cells, platelets, clotting factors, PGF (Platelet growth factor). After the red blood is subjected to a special treatment, it is injected into the diluted area by the napage method. The purpose of this method is the tissue regeneration. While PRP treatment lasts about 30 minutes, there is no pain during the application. There are no traces of PRP and the person can continue his / her routine life immediately.
With PRP, hair treatment is applied for a maximum of 30 minutes every 15 days and usually lasts 3-4 months. After that, it will be enough to apply once a year. The most important advantage of this method is that the specific plasma is derived from the patient's own blood and does not carry the risk of allergy.
HOW IS PRP APPLIED?
PRP is a treatment that should be applied by specialist doctors. First, the blood taken from the patient is placed in a special tube under sterile conditions. Then the blood is placed in the tube with gel. The substances in the blood in the centrifuge tube are decomposed within 5-8 minutes. The rich plasma part of the blood from thrombocytes and growth factors are separated. The obtained mixture is applied to the related area with the injection method. PRP is applied in combination with mesothrapy according to the needs of the person in an average of 6-8 sessions per 15 days. Once the PRP cure is completed, the procedure can be continued with injections 1-2 times a year.
