Overview in Sharjah & UAQ
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) for hair is the most studied non-surgical hair loss treatment in modern dermatology. Your own blood is drawn, processed in a certified centrifuge to concentrate platelets and growth factors, and microinjected into the scalp where these signals stimulate follicles, improve blood supply, and slow miniaturisation.
Stem cell-based hair therapies are the next evolution — using either patient-derived stem cells (where regulation permits) or stem cell-derived exosomes to deliver more concentrated regenerative signals. We offer both PRP-only and PRP-combination protocols, recommending the right one based on your hair loss type, stage, and budget.
Sessions: 4–6, spaced 4–6 weeks apart
Maintenance: Every 4–6 months thereafter
Why Choose Us
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Double-Spin Certified PRP
We use double-spin certified PRP kits that produce 4–7x platelet concentration — significantly more potent than single-spin systems used in many clinics.
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Trichoscopy-Guided Progress
We photograph and measure your scalp with digital trichoscopy at every session — tracking density, miniaturisation, and regrowth objectively. You see your real progress.
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Combination Where Appropriate
For more advanced cases, we combine PRP with mesotherapy or exosomes — and add prescription topical support (minoxidil, finasteride where indicated) to maximise outcomes.
Aftercare Recommendations
Available At Our Branches
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does PRP for hair actually work?
For appropriate candidates — early-to-moderate androgenetic alopecia, diffuse female pattern thinning, post-partum loss — multiple clinical studies demonstrate measurable improvements in hair density and diameter. It does not work for fully scarred or burned-out follicles.
How is PRP different from a hair transplant?
PRP is non-surgical and works on existing follicles — stimulating them to grow stronger, thicker hair. A hair transplant relocates follicles from a donor area to bald areas. They are complementary — many transplant patients use PRP post-surgery.
Can I have PRP if I take finasteride or use minoxidil?
Yes — these therapies are complementary. PRP combined with topical minoxidil and (where appropriate for men) oral finasteride produces significantly better outcomes than any single therapy.
How long do PRP hair results last?
Results last as long as you maintain treatment — typically maintenance sessions every 4–6 months keep gains stable. Without maintenance, gains often regress within 12–18 months because the underlying hair loss biology remains.
