Your Own Blood
PRP is produced from a sample of your own blood. The sample is processed to separate the platelet-rich component before it is used for scalp treatment.
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Hair & Scalp Restoration
PRP Hair
PRP Hair
Restoration.
PRP Hair Restoration uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood and introduced into areas of hair loss or thinning. At Seoul Skin, treatment begins with an individual assessment to determine whether PRP may be an appropriate option for your hair and scalp concerns.
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Own Blood
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Platelet Plasma
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Scalp Focus
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Personalized Plan
Your Own Platelet-Rich Plasma
A minimally invasive autologous approach designed to deliver concentrated platelets to selected areas of the scalp.
Personalized Hair Restoration
Treat the Scalp, Not Just the Hair
PRP is not a one-size-fits-all treatment.
The evidence suggests PRP may improve hair density in selected patients, but treatment protocols vary and individual results cannot be guaranteed. A professional assessment is important before treatment.
Understanding PRP
A Personalized
A Personalized
Regenerative Approach.
Platelet-rich plasma, commonly called PRP, is prepared from a small sample of your own blood. The blood is processed to separate its components, producing a platelet-rich portion that can then be used for scalp injections.
PRP has been studied as a treatment option for several forms of hair loss, particularly androgenetic alopecia. Recent evidence suggests potential benefits for hair density, although differences in preparation methods and treatment schedules make it difficult to define one universal protocol.
Autologous Treatment
PRP is prepared from your own blood rather than using a donor-derived product.
Treatment Principles
Three Things That
Three Things That
Matter With PRP.
Targeted Scalp Treatment
The platelet-rich preparation is introduced into selected areas of the scalp according to the individual hair-loss pattern and treatment plan.
Progressive Evaluation
Hair changes take time to evaluate. Follow-up allows the response to treatment to be reviewed and future care to be adjusted when appropriate.
The Treatment Journey
From Blood Sample
From Blood Sample
to Scalp Treatment.
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Hair & Scalp Assessment
Your hair-loss pattern, scalp condition, medical history, and treatment goals are reviewed before deciding whether PRP is appropriate.
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Blood Collection
A small amount of your own blood is collected for preparation of the platelet-rich plasma.
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PRP Preparation
The blood sample is processed using centrifugation to separate its components and prepare the platelet-rich portion.
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Scalp Application
The prepared PRP is introduced into selected scalp areas according to the treatment plan discussed with the medical team.
What to Consider
Potential Benefits
Potential Benefits
& Realistic Expectations.
May Support Hair Density
Clinical research suggests PRP may improve hair density in some patients with hair loss, particularly androgenetic alopecia. However, the degree of response varies between individuals.
Uses Your Own Blood
Because PRP is prepared from your own blood, it is considered an autologous treatment approach.
Minimally Invasive
PRP involves blood collection and scalp injections rather than surgical hair transplantation, although temporary tenderness or discomfort can occur.
Can Be Part of a Wider Plan
Depending on the cause and pattern of hair loss, PRP may be considered alongside other medically appropriate approaches rather than used as an isolated solution.
Results & Expectations
What Should You
What Should You
Expect?
Timeline
Gradual Change
Hair growth and density changes are not immediate. Results are generally evaluated over time rather than immediately after an injection.
Individual Response
Results Vary
Response depends on factors such as the underlying type of hair loss, baseline hair condition, treatment protocol, and individual biology.
Treatment Planning
Follow-Up Matters
A treatment course may involve more than one session, depending on the clinical plan. Follow-up helps assess progress and determine future care.
Patient Selection
Who May Be
Who May Be
Considered?
PRP is not suitable for every type of hair loss. A medical consultation is important to understand the cause and determine whether PRP is an appropriate option for your individual situation.
Pattern Hair Thinning
PRP has been studied particularly in androgenetic or pattern hair loss and may be considered for selected patients following assessment.
Early or Progressive Thinning
Patients noticing changes in hair density may benefit from discussing treatment options before deciding on a longer-term restoration strategy.
Patients Seeking Non-Surgical Options
PRP may be considered by people interested in a minimally invasive option rather than surgical hair transplantation.
Diagnosis Comes First
Sudden, unusual, or unexplained hair loss should be medically evaluated rather than treated solely with PRP or another cosmetic procedure.
Frequently Asked Questions
PRP Hair Restoration
PRP Hair Restoration
FAQ.
What is PRP Hair Restoration?
PRP Hair Restoration uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood and introduced into selected areas of the scalp. It has been studied as a treatment option for certain forms of hair loss, particularly androgenetic alopecia.
How is PRP prepared?
A small amount of blood is collected and processed using a centrifuge to separate its components. The platelet-rich portion is then prepared for use on the scalp.
Is PRP effective for hair loss?
Research suggests PRP can improve hair density and reduce hair loss in some patients, but results vary. Recent systematic reviews also highlight differences between preparation methods and treatment protocols, so no outcome can be guaranteed.
Is PRP a permanent hair-loss solution?
PRP should not be presented as a guaranteed permanent solution. Hair loss can have different causes and may continue to require ongoing management. Your treatment plan should be based on your diagnosis and individual response.
How many PRP sessions will I need?
The number and frequency of sessions depend on the individual's condition and the medical treatment plan. There is no single standardized schedule that is appropriate for every patient.
Is PRP painful?
PRP involves injections into the scalp, so some patients may experience temporary discomfort or tenderness. The medical team can discuss the expected experience and appropriate comfort measures before treatment.
Can international patients receive PRP Hair Restoration in Seoul?
International patients can contact our team before traveling to Seoul to discuss their hair-loss concerns, consultation requirements, treatment planning, and appointment arrangements.
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Start With an Assessment
Explore PRP for
Explore PRP for
Your Hair
With a Personalized Plan.
Speak with our team about your hair-loss concerns and arrange an individual consultation to determine whether PRP Hair Restoration may be appropriate for you.
PRP Treatment Overview
Treatment
Platelet-Rich Plasma Hair Restoration
Approach
Autologous & Minimally Invasive
First Step
Individual Hair & Scalp Assessment