PRP Hair Treatment

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Regenerative scalp therapy using your body’s own biology

Hair loss rarely occurs suddenly. For most individuals, it begins gradually — a widening part, increased shedding, reduced volume, or hair that feels progressively finer. Over time, these changes may affect not only appearance but also self-confidence and emotional wellbeing.
PRP hair treatment in Dubai is a non-surgical regenerative therapy that uses your own blood components to support follicle function, improve scalp health, and strengthen existing hair.
Under the care of Dr. Moataz Soliman, PRP is delivered as a medical procedure, not a cosmetic trend. Each treatment plan is based on clinical scalp assessment, realistic expectations, and a structured understanding of the hair growth cycle.

What is PRP for Hair?

PRP stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma.

It is a biological product derived from your own blood. A small blood sample is taken and processed in a medical centrifuge to isolate plasma with a high concentration of platelets.

Platelets are known for their role in blood clotting, but they also contain growth factors and signalling proteins involved in tissue repair and cellular activity.

When PRP is injected into targeted areas of the scalp, it delivers these regenerative signals directly to weakened or inactive hair follicles. Because PRP is autologous (from your own body), it is generally well tolerated and carries minimal risk of allergic reaction.

How PRP Supports Hair Health

PRP does not instantly create new hair. Instead, it works by optimising the biological environment in which follicles operate.
When injected into thinning areas of the scalp, PRP may help:

Improve blood supply to hair follicles
Support cellular activity around the follicle
Encourage follicles to remain in the active growth phase
Strengthen hair shafts over time
Reduce excessive shedding

Most patients first notice reduced hair fall. Improvements in density and thickness develop gradually over months.

The PRP Hair Treatment Process

PRP is performed in-clinic and follows three main steps:

1. Blood Collection

A small blood sample is drawn from your arm, similar to routine laboratory testing.

2.Centrifugation

The blood is processed in a sterile centrifuge to separate plasma from red and white cells. The platelet-rich portion is collected.

3.Scalp Injections

The scalp is cleansed and numbed. PRP is injected into areas of thinning using fine needles and precise placement techniques.

A session typically lasts 30–45 minutes.

Most treatment protocols involve 4–6 sessions, spaced 2–4 weeks apart, depending on hair loss pattern and response.

Why PRP Is Used for Hair Loss

PRP is commonly used when hair thinning is associated with:

Genetic pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia)
Age-related follicle miniaturisation
Hormonal changes
Stress-related shedding (telogen effluvium)
Progressive thinning at the crown or part line

PRP is most effective when initiated early, while follicles are still biologically active.

Benefits of PRP Hair Treatment

When clinically appropriate, PRP may offer:

Reduced daily hair shedding
Stronger follicle support
Improved hair texture and thickness
Increased density in thinning zones
Improved scalp health
Non-surgical treatment with minimal downtime

Results develop gradually and follow the natural hair growth cycle.

Who is a Suitable Candidate?

PRP may be suitable for:

Men with early to moderate pattern thinning
Women with diffuse thinning or widening part lines
Individuals with fine or weakening hair
Patients seeking non-surgical hair support
Those wishing to maintain density and slow progression

PRP is not equally effective for all hair loss types. Areas with long-standing baldness and inactive follicles may respond poorly.

A medical consultation is essential to determine suitability.

Comfort, Recovery, and Downtime

Most patients tolerate PRP well. A numbing cream is used. Mild discomfort, tenderness, or swelling may occur temporarily.
Downtime is minimal. Normal activities usually resume the same day.

Risks and Safety

PRP is considered low risk when performed correctly. Possible side effects include:

Temporary redness or tenderness
Mild swelling or bruising
Rare infection (minimised by sterile technique)
Very rare irritation near blood vessels

Proper medical protocols significantly reduce complications.

When Will Results Appear?

PRP does not produce immediate cosmetic change.

Hair biology requires time. PRP works within this natural process.