How Long Does PRP Hair Restoration Last?
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) hair restoration delivers results that typically begin to appear around three to six months after the initial series of treatments. These results vary depending on the individual's level of hair loss, overall health, age, and how well their body responds to the therapy. Most clients notice a reduction in hair shedding, followed by an increase in hair thickness and regrowth in thinning areas. The initial treatment plan often includes three sessions spaced about four to six weeks apart, allowing the growth factors in PRP to stimulate hair follicles and enhance circulation to the scalp.
While PRP hair restoration is not a permanent solution, the improvements can be long-lasting with the right maintenance. Many clients choose to schedule follow-up or "booster" treatments every three to six months to maintain their results, especially if they have ongoing hair thinning or genetic predisposition to hair loss. Others may only need a touch-up once a year. Consistency in maintenance and following a provider-recommended hair care regimen can prolong the benefits of PRP treatment. Since hair loss is a progressive condition, PRP therapy offers a reliable, non-surgical approach to managing it over time.
