PRP For Hair Loss

Yes. PRP is often used as a post-transplant booster to support healing and enhance graft survival. Dr. Chandra frequently integrates PRP therapy after a hair transplant to strengthen native hair and stimulate faster recovery of transplanted follicles

PRP can help in such cases, but it depends on the underlying cause. If stress or hormonal imbalances (like hypothyroidism) are controlled, PRP can support regrowth. Dr. Chandra evaluates patients holistically and may advise treating the root cause alongside PRP for best results.

While many patients respond well to PRP, results vary. If suppose, you don’t see progress after 3–4 sessions, Dr. Chandra, an expert Hair Transplant Surgeon at Radiant Roots, Mangalore, may suggest advanced options like GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate), mesotherapy, or hair transplant surgery, depending on your hair loss pattern and expectations.

Yes, lifestyle plays a crucial role. Dr. Chandra often recommends a hair-friendly diet, reducing heat styling, and managing stress. Smoking and alcohol can interfere with blood quality and reduce PRP effectiveness, so cutting back can improve results.

PRP is more effective in areas with thinning hair than in fully bald zones. For early-stage hairline recession, PRP can slow the process and improve density. However, for deep temple balding, Dr. Chandra may recommend combining PRP with targeted grafting techniques.

PRP relies on existing but weakened hair follicles to stimulate regrowth. If the scalp is too far gone—i.e., shiny or scarred in bald areas—PRP may not be effective. Dr. Chandra uses scalp magnification tools during consultations to assess follicular viability before recommending the treatment.

Yes, it does. Since PRP is derived from your own blood, factors like hydration, nutrition, and overall health impact platelet concentration and effectiveness. Dr. Chandra, at Radiant Roots, suggests improving diet or pausing certain medications before your session to maximize PRP quality.

Absolutely. PRP is a hormone-free, natural option ideal for women dealing with postpartum shedding. Dr. Chandra, one of India’s leading Hair transplant surgeons in Mangalore, has successfully treated many female patients experiencing hair loss after childbirth, ensuring safe protocols tailored to women’s unique scalp sensitivity.

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy is a non-surgical treatment that uses your own blood to stimulate hair growth. The platelet-rich plasma, once separated from the blood, is injected into the scalp to promote healing and hair follicle regeneration. It’s especially effective in early stages of hair thinning.

Most people need a series of 3 to 4 sessions, spaced about 4 to 6 weeks apart, to notice visible improvements in hair thickness and volume. An expert PRP Therapy Specialist in Mangalore typically recommends a customized treatment plan based on the individual’s hair condition and response to therapy.

PRP therapy is generally well-tolerated. You might feel a mild tingling or pinching sensation during the injections, but it’s not considered painful. There's minimal to no downtime—most patients can return to their daily routine immediately after the session.

Yes, PRP therapy can be effectively combined with other treatments like medications (Minoxidil or Finasteride) or hair transplant surgery. At Dr. Chandra’s clinic, a multi-modal approach is often recommended to achieve optimal results.

PRP works best for individuals experiencing the early stages of hair thinning or pattern baldness. It may not be as effective for those with complete baldness. Dr. Chandra conducts a thorough scalp analysis to determine whether PRP is suitable for your condition.

Yes, but with some precautions. While mild shampooing and conditioning are generally fine, it's best to avoid harsh chemicals, heat styling, or hair colouring for a few days after each session. At Radiant Roots, Mangalore, Dr. Chandra provides personalized aftercare instructions to ensure your routine supports the treatment rather than hinders it.

Many patients report a noticeable reduction in hair fall within 3–4 weeks after the first or second session. However, full visible improvement usually takes around 3 months. Dr. Chandra at Radiant Roots, Mangalore closely monitors progress during the treatment cycle and adjusts the plan if results plateau.

Yes, PRP therapy can help with certain types of alopecia, especially androgenetic alopecia (pattern baldness). It stimulates weak hair follicles and improves scalp health. For alopecia areata, results may vary. At Radiant Roots, Mangalore, Dr. Chandra assesses your condition to decide if PRP alone or in combination with other treatments would be most effective.

Yes, combining PRP with other treatments often improves results, especially in stubborn or advanced alopecia cases. At Radiant Roots, Mangalore, Dr. Chandra may pair PRP with medications like minoxidil, microneedling, or corticosteroid therapy—depending on the type and severity of your alopecia—for a more comprehensive outcome.

If you stop prematurely, initial gains may plateau or reverse over time. PRP isn’t a one-time cure—it works best as a series. At Radiant Roots, we guide our patients on the ideal treatment timeline to maintain results safely and sustainably.

An excessively oily scalp or chronic dandruff can affect PRP absorption and results. At Radiant Roots, Mangalore, Dr. Chandra often recommends treating scalp conditions first to create a healthier foundation for PRP to work effectively

PRP not only boosts current hair growth but also helps slow down future hair loss by strengthening follicles. Dr. Chandra uses a proactive treatment approach at Radiant Roots, Mangalore to support long-term hair retention.