Combined PRP and iPRF treatment

Combining PRP and iPRF uses two complementary mechanisms.

PRP provides a high concentration of growth factors released in the early stages after injection, while iPRF creates a natural fibrin network that allows gradual, sustained release and ongoing support for scalp renewal.

The treatment may help by:

• Stimulating hair follicle activity
• Extending the active growth phase of the hair (Anagen)
• Improving blood supply to follicles
• Encouraging new blood vessel formation (angiogenesis)
• Improving scalp quality
• Reducing inflammatory processes around follicles
• Improving hair thickness and density

The goal is to create an optimal growth environment for hair follicles as part of a comprehensive plan tailored to the cause of hair loss.

The combined treatment may suit a range of hair loss and thinning conditions, including:

• Androgenetic alopecia in men
• Androgenetic alopecia in women
• Diffuse hair thinning
• Postpartum hair loss
• Telogen effluvium (when appropriate)
• Reduced hair thickness and density
• Adjunct care after hair transplantation
• Combination with Minoxidil, Finasteride, and dutasteride

Suitability is determined after medical assessment, according to the cause of hair loss, scalp condition, and follicles.

Treatment begins with a simple blood draw.

The blood is centrifuged to separate components and produce platelet-rich plasma. The prepared PRP is then injected into thinning scalp areas with a series of fine injections.

The procedure usually takes 30–60 minutes, and in most cases you can return to daily routine immediately afterward.

Each treatment has different biological advantages. PRP provides a high concentration of growth factors released quickly, while iPRF allows more gradual, sustained release through the natural fibrin network.

When appropriate, combining both allows the benefits of both products as part of a personalized plan.

No. Effectiveness depends on the cause of hair loss, follicle condition, and disease stage.

Before treatment begins, a comprehensive medical assessment is performed to tailor an individual plan.

In most cases a series of 3–4 sessions at intervals of several weeks is recommended. Maintenance treatments can follow according to scalp condition and progress.

Some patients notice reduced shedding within the first weeks. Improvements in density, thickness, and quality develop gradually over 3–6 months, according to the natural hair growth cycle.

Yes. The treatment can be combined with Minoxidil, Finasteride, dutasteride, scalp mesotherapy, exosomes, laser treatments, and hair transplantation.

Combining several methods often addresses multiple mechanisms of hair loss and improves outcomes. The plan is personalized for each patient.

Because the treatment is based on the patient’s own blood, the risk of allergic reaction or rejection is very low.

After treatment, local, temporary effects may occur, such as:

• Redness at injection areas
• Scalp sensitivity
• Mild swelling
• Small bruises at injection points
• Mild discomfort or pressure in the scalp

In most cases you can return to routine the same day. As with any medical treatment, rarer risks also exist. Before each treatment, a medical consultation assesses suitability and fully explains benefits, risks, and possible side effects as part of informed consent.

Combined PRP and iPRF is an important tool in hair medicine, but in most cases it is part of a comprehensive plan. Depending on the cause of hair loss, the plan may also include medication, other regenerative treatments, supplements, or addressing risk factors.

Accurate medical diagnosis is the basis for choosing the right treatment and achieving optimal long-term results.