Anti Aging

PRP For Hair Loss in Hazlet, NJ

PRP is a non-invasive treatment that uses your own blood to promote hair growth. Results appear in 8 weeks, with 3-4 sessions. Safe and effective.

What it is

What is PRP for Hair Loss?

PRP for hair loss is a novel, affordable solution for thinning hair — one of the newest, least invasive, and cost effective hair loss treatments available today.

In short, PRP stands for platelet-rich-plasma, a naturally occurring component of your blood with significant rejuvenating properties. When a patient comes in, a small amount of blood is drawn, then processed to separate the red blood cells from platelet-rich plasma. The plasma is then injected into the scalp.

What Does the PRP Do?

Platelet-rich-plasma is derived from certain proteins in your blood stream. Because of the centrifugal processes used, PRP is significantly richer in your own growth factors and cytokines than you would typically find in your body. In terms of hair growth, PRP begins a healing cascade that’s rich in nutrients and growth factors, strengthening hair follicles and, for many patients, encouraging growth.

Am I a candidate?

Who is a Good Candidate for PRP for Hair Loss?

Hair loss affects an estimated 35 million men and 21 million women in the United States. It’s often thought of as a men’s issue, but thinning hair affects women often as well. PRP for hair loss is a non-invasive procedure suitable for both men and women. Generally, good candidates:

PRP may not work for everybody. The best way to determine if you’re a good fit is to schedule a consultation.

What to expect

PRP for Hair Loss Results

Patients will likely start to see results over the course of several weeks or months. Most patients require between 3-4 treatments, generally spaced about one month apart. Patients who respond well will begin to notice a thicker, fuller head of hair beginning at roughly eight weeks. Results may be subtle at first and typically increase over the course of the full treatment.

Safety

PRP for Hair Loss Side Effects

There is no risk of contracting a communicable disease with PRP therapy, since it involves injecting your own blood into your scalp. Research suggests limited side effects, though you may experience:

Every individual reacts differently to injection therapies. It’s important to speak with your clinician about the potential side effects of PRP therapy.

Who performs it

Dr. Jason M. Brooks D.C.

Doctor of Chiropractic · Founder

With over 10 years experience, Dr. Jason M. Brooks strives to recommend the highest level of care possible by offering each and every patient a comprehensive and personalized treatment plan.

Insurance & affordability

FREE Benefits Check

The Staff at Airport Plaza Spine & Wellness will work with you to help reduce the stress of working with insurance companies. We accept many insurance providers to make sure as much of the cost as possible doesn’t come out of your pocket! In the event we don’t accept your insurance we will make every effort to work with you financially to get the treatment you need by offering accommodating and affordable cash plans as well.

Most Major Insurances Accepted. We do not participate in Medicaid plans.

FAQ

PRP for hair loss questions

Still unsure? Call (732) 264-2233 and ask the front desk directly.

How many sessions will I need?

Most patients require between 3-4 treatments, generally spaced about one month apart.

When will I see results?

Patients who respond well typically begin to notice thicker, fuller hair at roughly eight weeks, with results increasing over the course of treatment.

Is it safe?

Since PRP uses your own blood, there is no risk of contracting a communicable disease. Reported side effects are generally limited to some pain during treatment, headache, itching, swelling, or temporary discoloration.

Does it work for both men and women?

Yes. Hair loss affects an estimated 35 million men and 21 million women in the United States, and PRP is suitable for both.

Is it covered by insurance?

PRP for hair loss is typically a cosmetic, self-pay procedure. Ask our staff about pricing during your consultation.