Processing the blood into PRP results in a high concentration of these factors, which helps create an influx of healing compounds to regenerate damaged tissue, decrease inflammation, and promote natural healing. Tendons and ligaments have poor vasculature by nature and can therefore take longer to heal than tissue with good blood supply. Platelet Rich Plasma circumvents that issue and helps those areas to heal faster.

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Advantages of PRP

• PRP can encourage hair growth in a wide range of hair loss conditions such as alopecia areata and androgenetic alopecia.
• PRP can be combined with hair transplantations or can be used as a solo treatment.
• No oral or topical medications are required to perform PRP treatment.
• PRP can help preserve hair grafts during hair transplants.

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This procedure is quite straightforward. We start by drawing a small vial of your blood and placing it in a centrifuge. The spinning action of the centrifuge separates your blood into platelet-poor plasma, packed red blood cells and platelet-rich plasma.

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The platelet-rich plasma contains a potent concentration of white blood cells, platelets, and plasma proteins—the tools your body uses to repair and regenerate tissue whenever you are injured. It also includes anti-inflammatory proteins which can help block cartilage destruction in arthritic joints.

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To find out more about PRP and our other nonsurgical treatments, request a Complimentary Consultation online or call our office at 1(888) DRSLIM9 to schedule an appointment.