Restore Hair Growth

It depends on whether the follicles are still alive, not on how long it's been bothering you. Thinning hair that has miniaturised can often be pushed back toward normal growth. Areas that are genuinely bald, where the follicle is gone, won't respond to any injection and need a transplant conversation instead. An examination tells you which situation you're in.

PRF is made from your own blood, concentrating the growth factors already in it and delivering them to the scalp. Exosome preparations are laboratory derived signalling particles used toward the same end. PRF has the longer clinical track record and uses nothing foreign. Exosomes are newer with promising early data. Your provider will explain where the evidence currently sits for each.

Not at all, and women make up a large share of hair restoration patients. Female pattern thinning looks different, showing as a widening part and reduced density rather than a receding hairline, and it has a wider range of causes including thyroid dysfunction, iron deficiency, and hormonal change. That's why the workup matters as much as the treatment.

No, and the distinction changes the treatment entirely. Everybody sheds hair daily, and a temporary heavy shed after illness, stress, childbirth, or a crash diet usually recovers on its own once the trigger passes. Progressive thinning where the part widens and regrowth comes in finer is a different process. Labs and an examination separate the two.

Longer than you'd like, because hair grows on its own schedule regardless of treatment. Most patients need several months before density changes are visible, and photographs taken at the start are far more reliable than memory. Anyone promising results in weeks is either misinformed or counting on you not measuring.

Gradually, yes, because the underlying process that thinned your hair continues. Treatment holds and improves what's there rather than curing the tendency, so most patients settle into a maintenance interval after the initial course. Your provider will be upfront about what that ongoing commitment looks like in both time and cost before you start.

The scalp is sensitive and the honest answer is that it's uncomfortable rather than painless. Topical numbing, cold air, and a fine needle make it very manageable, and most patients describe it as brief stinging that stops when the appointment does. Tell your provider if you're anxious about needles, because the approach can be adjusted.

Usually on top, since they work through different mechanisms and the combination tends to outperform either alone. Don't stop an existing treatment before your consultation, because stopping often costs you ground that takes months to recover. Bring what you're using and your provider will build around it rather than starting from scratch.

PRF hair restoration is typically performed as a series of four to six sessions spaced about one month apart. PRF may also be incorporated into our comprehensive hair-restoration program, which can combine treatments such as peptide support and exosome therapy to address hair loss more fully and support the best overall results. The final cost depends on the number and combination of treatments recommended and will be reviewed before you begin.

Angelica can prescribe hair medications but she prefers a more natural hair growth protocol using PRF, Exosomes and Peptides which don’t carry the side effects of prescription medications