PRP for hair loss is a non-surgical treatment in which platelet-rich plasma, concentrated from a small sample of your own blood, is injected into thinning areas of the scalp. It helps strengthen thinning hair and supports transplanted grafts — with no downtime.
PRP for hair loss uses platelet-rich plasma from your own blood to support thinning hair. A small blood sample is spun to concentrate platelets, which are then injected into the scalp to help strengthen existing follicles. PRP involves no surgery and no downtime.
Turkish clinics routinely combine PRP with hair transplants to support graft growth. At HAIROCKET, PRP is offered on its own and is included in the Signature and Elite transplant packages, by Turkish-trained, Florida-licensed physicians in South Florida.
In high-volume Turkish clinics, PRP is part of the standard transplant protocol. Our physicians follow the same approach in America — PRP to support new grafts and to protect native hair — under Florida licensure and U.S. clinical standards.
Compare your options in our Turkey vs USA guide or read more about a Turkish hair transplant in the USA.
Your physician assesses your hair loss and whether PRP alone, PRP with medication or a transplant is the right plan.
Blood is drawn and processed in a centrifuge; platelet-rich plasma is injected into thinning areas with numbing for comfort.
Most PRP plans include three to four sessions a month apart, with maintenance sessions as needed. Changes are usually visible after three to six months.
No graft removal, channels or implantation are involved.
PRP uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from your blood sample.
Supports thinning and miniaturizing follicles that are still present.
Most patients return to normal activities after the visit.
Can complement medical therapy or a hair transplant plan.
Performed by Turkish-trained, Florida-licensed physicians in Tamarac.
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Your physician reviews thinning areas, scalp health, medications and whether PRP fits your hair restoration plan.
A small blood sample is taken from your arm, similar to routine lab work.
The sample is spun in a centrifuge to separate and concentrate platelet-rich plasma for treatment.
Cooling or local numbing is used to make injections into sensitive thinning areas more comfortable.
Your physician injects PRP into targeted scalp areas, then reviews same-day care before you leave.
| Feature | Sapphire FUE | Classic FUE | Unshaven FUE | FUT |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Incision tool | Sapphire blade | Steel blade | Sapphire / steel | Scalpel strip |
| Shaving | Required | Required | Not required | Partial |
| Scarring | Invisible dots | Invisible dots | Invisible dots | Linear scar |
| Recovery | 3–5 days | 5–7 days | 1–2 days | 10–14 days |
| Max grafts | 4,000 | 3,500 | 2,500 | 4,500 |
| Best for | Density & larger areas | Proven, straightforward plans | Discreet recovery | Advanced loss |
Still deciding? Read FUE vs FUT, see how a U.S. clinic compares in Turkey vs USA, or let a surgeon recommend a technique in your free analysis.
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Scalp may feel tender; normal activities usually resume same day.
Same dayAvoid washing for a few hours and skip heavy exercise that day.
AftercareMost plans continue with another monthly PRP treatment as scheduled.
Session 2Your physician may continue the initial series based on response and goals.
Session 3Hair quality changes are assessed over months; results vary by patient.
AssessmentMaintenance sessions may help sustain support for existing thinning hair.
Maintenance
Physician-planned sessions · Your own platelet-rich plasma
A Florida-licensed physician checks your scalp, sets the number and timing of your PRP sessions and reviews your progress at every follow-up.
Meet the surgical teamSingle session
$750
Most patients plan a series of 3–4 sessions. PRP packages are also included in Signature (3 months) and Elite (1 year, 12 sessions).
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PRP therapy uses platelet-rich plasma made from your own blood. After a small blood draw, the sample is processed in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets in the plasma portion. That plasma is then injected into areas of thinning hair to support follicles that are still present and miniaturizing.
PRP is not a hair transplant. There are no grafts, donor extraction, channel creation or implantation. It is used to support existing hair, and it may be recommended alone, with hair loss medication or alongside a transplant plan at HAIROCKET in Tamarac.
A typical PRP visit takes about forty-five to sixty minutes. Your physician reviews the treatment areas, draws a small blood sample, processes it in a centrifuge and prepares your scalp with cooling or local numbing before the injections begin.
The injections are placed in targeted thinning areas rather than across the entire scalp without a plan. HAIROCKET’s Turkish-trained, Florida-licensed physicians use PRP as a medical treatment, not a surgical procedure, and will explain aftercare before you leave.
PRP is most often considered for patients with thinning hair that still has active follicles. It may be helpful when hair is miniaturizing, shedding has increased or a patient wants supportive care after a transplant or with a medical hair loss plan.
PRP is not suitable for everyone. It may not be recommended if you have certain blood disorders, an active scalp infection or areas where follicles are no longer present. Your physician will review your history and scalp before recommending treatment.
Most patients return to normal activities the same day. The scalp may feel tender or sensitive where injections were placed. You should avoid washing the scalp for a few hours and avoid heavy exercise for the rest of the day.
Because PRP does not involve surgery, there is no donor area and no implanted grafts to protect. Still, following aftercare matters. Your physician may give you specific instructions based on your scalp, medications and whether PRP is combined with another treatment.
PRP changes are gradual and are typically assessed after several months rather than immediately after one visit. Results vary, and PRP cannot permanently stop hair loss or recreate follicles that are no longer active.
Most plans begin with three to four sessions about a month apart. Maintenance sessions are commonly planned every four to six months, depending on your goals, response and whether PRP is being used with medication or transplant care.
Most patients start with three to four monthly PRP sessions, then maintenance every six to twelve months.
PRP can help strengthen thinning hair in many patients, especially in early stages. Results vary.
PRP can't regrow hair where follicles are gone, but it can protect existing hair and support transplants.
No. PRP therapy is a non-surgical, percutaneous treatment. It involves a blood draw, centrifuge processing and scalp injections. There are no grafts, donor extraction, channels or implantation.
Most PRP sessions take about forty-five to sixty minutes from check-in through aftercare review. The visit includes blood collection, platelet processing, scalp numbing and targeted injections into thinning areas.
Many PRP plans start with three to four sessions scheduled about a month apart. After the initial series, maintenance sessions are often planned every four to six months, depending on your response and treatment goals.
PRP results are gradual and are usually assessed after several months, not immediately after one session. Some patients notice improved hair quality or less shedding, but results vary and are not permanent.
PRP supports existing and miniaturizing follicles. It cannot reliably create hair where follicles are gone. If an area has advanced loss, your physician may discuss transplant options or other medical therapy.
Yes. PRP is often used alongside transplant care to support the scalp and existing hair. At HAIROCKET, your physician will explain whether PRP alone, PRP with medication or PRP with transplant planning makes sense.
You can usually return to normal activities the same day. Avoid washing your scalp for a few hours and avoid heavy exercise for the rest of the day unless your physician gives different instructions.
A single PRP session is $750. PRP is also included in the Signature and Elite transplant packages. Your exact plan depends on whether PRP is used alone, as an initial series or alongside other treatments recommended after evaluation.
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