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In your search for hair loss treatment near me in Washington, D.C., Eternal Dermatology & Aesthetic Center in Fulton, Maryland, encourages you to consider our innovative approaches to non-surgically regrowing hair. Our in-house hair restoration center offers a range of advanced options, including the PRP procedure.
Is PRP treatment safe?
Yes. Platelet Rich Plasma is a powerful healing cocktail derived from your blood. Therefore, it is highly tissue-compatible. The risks of adverse sensitivities, reactions, and rejection are avoided. Additionally, PRP and other treatments at our office are performed by a qualified board-certified dermatologist and dermatopathologist, Dr. Ife Rodney. When performed by a licensed and highly trained specialist, such as Dr. Rodney, in a sterile medical environment, the risks of side effects and complications are minimized.
PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) for Hair Loss
Does PRP really work for hair restoration?
Numerous clinical studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of PRP, especially when treating androgenetic alopecia (male and female pattern baldness). Researchers reported visible improvements in both hair count and shaft diameter (a measure of hair thickness). PRP hair restoration also has a very favourable 94% “worth it” rating on RealSelf, so patients are generally highly satisfied with their results.
Dr. Rodney provides a complete range of hair restoration products and procedures. There are many different types of hair loss, so what works for one patient may not work as well for someone else. She bases her treatment recommendations on a thorough evaluation of your needs and medical history. Generally, PRP is considered to be a minimally invasive and all-natural alternative to services such as hair transplantation. We emphasize, too, that our hair transplant technique is far less invasive and far more comfortable than “traditional” hair transplant surgeries.
We won’t know for sure until after a full evaluation has been performed. PRP may be most effective for patients with early to moderate hair thinning. It may also be an appropriate option for those individuals with viable hair follicles. It may be less effective for those with permanent follicular damage and completely bald patches. Other factors that can affect the results from your treatment include your hormones, genes, gender, age, and lifestyle. For instance, eating a balanced diet and not smoking or vaping supports the healthy blood flow that your hair needs to grow. We also consider your personal habits when determining the most suitable treatments to stimulate hair growth and/or slow hair loss.
Few dermatology and aesthetic centers in the Washington, D.C. area and beyond have a complete center for hair loss treatment. Our comprehensive services demonstrate Dr. Rodney’s considerable expertise in professional hair restoration, as well as our extensive on-site capabilities. To benefit from this unique level of expertise and services, schedule a consultation at our Fulton, MD office today – call (301) 479-6544.