Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy (PRP)

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Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy (PRP)

PRP therapy concentrates autologous platelets and growth factors to stimulate tissue repair. In hair restoration, injections into the scalp promote follicle regeneration; in aesthetics, PRP enhances skin texture and collagen remodeling. Cutis Hospital’s protocols ensure standardized preparation and precise delivery for optimal rejuvenation.

Overview

Blood is drawn and centrifuged to yield plasma with 5–10× baseline platelets. Activated platelets release PDGF, TGF-β, VEGF and EGF, stimulating angiogenesis, extracellular matrix production and stem cell recruitment. Sessions: hair—3 monthly, then maintenance; skin—series of 4 with monthly intervals.

PRP is versatile—treating androgenic alopecia, telogen effluvium, facial rejuvenation and scar remodeling. At Cutis Hospital, we use closed-system centrifuges, leukocyte-poor protocols and ultrasound guidance for hair, ensuring safety and efficacy.

How is PRP prepared?

Blood drawn into anticoagulant tubes, double-spin centrifugation isolates platelet-rich layer; adjust concentration to 5–10×.

What are the indications for PRP?

Androgenic alopecia, alopecia areata adjunct, telogen effluvium, facial fine lines, acne scars and post-surgical healing.

⁠Symptoms & Causes

How is PRP administered?

Micro-injections spaced 1 cm apart intradermally in target areas; use topical anesthetic; sessions at 4-week intervals.

What are the indications for PRP?

In hair: increased density and thickness after 3 months. In skin: improved texture, hydration and scar softening by 6 weeks.

⁠Diagnosis and tests

What outcomes does PRP yield?

In hair: increased density and thickness after 3 months. In skin: improved texture, hydration and scar softening by 6 weeks.

Are tests required before PRP?

Basic CBC and infection screen to confirm platelet count and rule out coagulopathy.

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Autologous platelet concentrate for regenerative therapy Growth factors drive angiogenesis and matrix remodeling Safe with minimal adverse effects Versatile: hair restoration and skin rejuvenation Standardized protocols ensure reproducibility

PRP indications

Hair: Pattern alopecia, effluvium Skin: Fine lines, scars, rejuvenation Joints: Osteoarthritis (off-label)

Treatment protocols

Hair: 3 initial sessions monthly, maintenance quarterly. Skin: 4 sessions monthly. Activation: Calcium chloride or thrombin.

Being the best hospital for PRP in Vijayanagar Bangalore, Cutis Hospital employs high-precision preparation and injection techniques for consistent regenerative outcomes.

Closed-System Centrifuge

Ensures sterile platelet concentration and reproducible yields.

Platelet Count Check

Aim for ≥1,000,000 platelets/μL for optimal growth factor release.

Injection Technique

Intradermal micro-injections with 30G needles at 1 cm intervals.

Session Frequency

Hair: 3× monthly; skin: 4× monthly with booster at 6 months.

Anesthesia

Avoid NSAIDs, apply gentle massage and maintain hydration.

Post-Procedure Care

Avoid NSAIDs, apply gentle massage and maintain hydration.

Best Hospital for PRP Therapy in Bangalore

PRP’s regenerative potential spans hair, skin and musculoskeletal health. At Cutis Hospital, our standardized protocols deliver reliable, safe and effective rejuvenation.

We provide integrated regenerative services including PRP, LLLT, microneedling, FUE/FUT transplantation, cosmeceutical peels and advanced injectable therapies.