Why Choose Oliva Clinics For PRP Hair Treatment?
Choosing the right clinic is crucial for the success of your hair loss treatment. At Oliva, we combine medical expertise, advanced technology, and personalised care to deliver safe and effective PRP hair treatment results. Here are the top reasons why Oliva Clinics has the highest PRP hair treatment success rate:
Over 115 experienced MD-certified dermatologists.
V-Discover - A 5-step consultation to understand your skin, hair & body.
US-FDA approved equipment ensuring safety and effectiveness.
Achieve significant improvement in a few sessions.
No hidden costs. We ensure full transparency at every step.
Served 1,09,000+ happy clients with a 95% satisfaction rate.
How Does PRP Hair Treatment Work?
PRP hair treatment is a hair regenerative therapy that uses the client’s own platelets to stimulate hair growth. The process involves drawing a small amount of blood from the client’s arm and processing it in the centrifuge machine to separate the concentrated platelets from the other blood particles. Dermatologists then inject these concentrated platelets into the affected areas of scalp, releasing growth factors that stimulate dormant hair follicles and improve blood flow to the scalp. This ultimately leads to a head full of thicker and denser hair naturally.
Hair Loss Concerns Treated By PRP Treatment
PRP hair treatment addresses various hair loss conditions. Let us look at some of the types of hair loss and learn if PRP treatment is a viable option or not:
Benefits Of PRP Hair Treatment
PRP hair treatment offers multiple benefits to address hair thinning and hair loss. Here’s why it’s gaining popularity as a go-to hair regrowth solution.
PRP Hair Treatment Procedure At Oliva
The PRP treatment for hair loss at Oliva involves the following three steps:
Pre-Treatment
- This is the initial phase of the treatment, which involves a personalised consultation with one of our experienced dermato-trichologists who will conduct a trichoscan to assess the condition of your hair and scalp.
- They will also review your medical history, including your genetic predisposition to balding, lifestyle, and dietary habits.
- Additionally, they may conduct tests to identify any underlying nutritional deficiencies or hormonal imbalances.
- Based on this evaluation, they will curate a personalised treatment plan outlining the recommended number of PRP sessions, along with oral or topical medications if necessary.
During Treatment
- On the day of treatment, the doctor will draw 20 ml of blood from your arm.
- They will use the centrifuge technique to separate the platelets from the blood. The doctor will do the double spin method to
- Dermatologists utilise the centrifuge technique and the double-spin method for separating platelet-rich plasma from blood that is rich in growth factors.
- The trichologists will extract the PRP and activate the growth factors in it using an activating agent.
- They will now inject the extracted PRP into the areas of the scalp affected by hair loss using microneedles. Before injecting, the doctors will administer local anaesthesia to the scalp to minimise any discomfort.
Post-Treatment
- After the treatment procedure, our experienced hair specialists may recommend minimal aftercare to alleviate any temporary discomfort that may occur.
- They may also suggest oral or topical medications to enhance and support optimal hair regrowth.
If you're looking for a non-surgical way to combat hair thinning and stimulate regrowth, PRP hair treatment at Oliva Clinics is your only solution. Our dermatologists will curate a customised PRP hair treatment plan tailored to your needs. Visit your nearest clinic today for a personalised consultation.
Book NowBefore & After Results Of PRP Hair Treatment
Curious about what to expect from PRP? Check out the results experienced by clients who chose PRP hair treatment for hair thinning and early balding. These before-and-after results highlight the treatment’s effectiveness in restoring hair density and reducing hair fall over time.
*Images are from real clients, and results can be subjective
What Are The Side Effects Of PRP Hair Treatment?
PRP hair treatment is generally considered safe and does not include any significant side effects. Some may experience mild side effects like redness, swelling, pain, or bruising at the injection site. These are temporary and usually subside within a few hours to two days. Serious side effects from PRP hair treatment are rare. These may include minor risks like infection, allergic reactions, internal injury, or scarring. The risk of major side effects from PRP hair treatment is very low, particularly when performed by a qualified dermatologist in a sterile, professional setting. Choosing an expert ensures both safety and effective results.
Frequently Asked Questions On PRP Treatment
PRP can promote long-term regrowth; however, maintenance sessions may be necessary every 6–12 months to sustain the results.
No treatment guarantees 100% effectiveness. However, PRP hair treatment results are impressive in early-to-moderate hair loss cases with a success rate of up to 80–85%.
Yes, many clients experience visible thickening and improved density, especially when PRP is started early.
Hair may gradually return to its pre-treatment state over time. Regular maintenance sessions help prolong the results.
Individuals with mild to moderate hair thinning, healthy follicles, and no underlying scalp conditions are ideal candidates.
People with blood disorders, active infections, or severe chronic illnesses should avoid PRP.
Dermatologists usually recommend 6-8 monthly sessions, followed by maintenance sessions every 6–12 months.
The PRP hair treatment success rate ranges from 70% to 90%, depending on the individual’s response and treatment consistency.
PRP treatment is virtually painless. One may experience mild discomfort during injections, but it’s well-tolerated. Dermatologists may apply numbing cream at the beginning of the procedure to alleviate any discomfort or pain.
The longevity of PRP treatment results can vary based on the severity of your hair loss. To help maintain the results, dermatologists often suggest follow-up sessions along with supportive oral medications, and topical treatments.
Do’s: Keep your scalp clean, follow your dermatologist’s advice
Don’ts: Avoid smoking, sun exposure, heavy sweating, and hair wash for 24 hours
PRP is less effective on completely inactive or dead follicles. Early intervention gives better results.
GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate) is an advanced version of PRP, offering higher growth factor concentration and quicker results. Your dermatologist will recommend the best option based on your specific condition.