PRP Hair Treatment
in Bangalore

PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. A small sample of your own blood is spun in a centrifuge to separate the part that is rich in platelets and growth factors. This is injected into your scalp and followed with a microneedling pen, to support weak hair roots, reduce hair fall, and improve thickness over a course of sessions. See the procedure.

Because PRP comes from your own blood, serious reactions are uncommon. The most common side effect is short-lived soreness where the scalp was treated. Redness, mild swelling, a tight feeling, or a mild headache can also happen and usually settle within a few days. PRP is generally not suitable if you have a low platelet count or bleeding disorder, take blood thinners, have an active scalp infection, or are pregnant. Our care guide covers what to avoid.

Yes, PRP works for most people with early to moderate thinning, and it is well researched. There is no single success rate, because results depend on the cause and stage of your hair loss. We tell you honestly what to expect for your hair at your free consultation. See the month-by-month timeline.

GFC is the stronger of the two and usually gives better results sooner, which is why it costs more. PRP still gives results, more gradually, at a lower cost per session. See PRP or GFC compared, or our GFC hair treatment page.

They do different jobs. A transplant moves hair into bald areas, while PRP supports the hair you still have. PRP is often used alongside a transplant to look after the existing hair. Dr. Sajida Ali performs hair transplants at Facetalks, so she can advise on your case. Ask us about hair transplant.

No. PRP supports the hair you have, but it does not treat the hormonal cause of pattern hair loss, so the benefit fades over time without upkeep. Occasional maintenance sessions after the main course help hold your results. Your own maintenance plan is discussed at consultation.

We usually recommend 6 to 8 sessions, taken 21 to 30 days apart. The exact number depends on how your hair responds and is confirmed at your free consultation. On a package, free LED light and anti-dandruff therapy are done about every 7 days in between.

The blood draw feels like a routine blood test. The scalp injections cause brief, pinprick-like discomfort that most people handle well, and some soreness afterwards is common. Tell our team if you are anxious about needles and we will talk you through your comfort options.

Yes. PRP is used for pattern hair thinning in both men and women, and the procedure is the same. It has been shown to help women with thinning hair too. Hair fall in women can also come from thyroid issues, nutrition, or stress, so that is checked at your free consultation before any treatment is suggested.

In most cases, yes. PRP does not address the hormonal side of pattern hair loss, so doctors commonly pair it with prescribed hair medication, and the two tend to work better together. Tell us what you are using at your consultation. Our care guide covers what to pause around each session.

PRP works on hair roots that are still active, so it generally suits early to moderate thinning best. Our hair loss stage guide describes each stage for men and women. For smooth, bald areas, a hair transplant is usually the better route.

At Facetalks, PRP hair treatment is ₹2,999 per session, plus 5% GST, under our current offer. Packages cost less per session and include free add-ons. See full pricing.

Yes. For skin, we offer PRP from your own blood with microneedling. See our Vampire Facial page for details.