Hair Loss Treatment—Medication, PRP Therapy And Laser Therapy

Hair loss is one of the prime concerns of both men and women since some time now. There can be various approaches to counter the issue of hair loss, but choosing the right one suitable for you is important. The most sought for and reliable form of hair loss treatments is as follows:

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP): Procedure And Eligibility

Platelet Rich Plasma or PRP is showing impressive results and have helped many people reverse the conditions for intensive hair loss. The procedure usually involves drawing out one’s own blood for centrifuging the plasma and the platelets collected in a tube, allowing the platelets for tissue regeneration. This solution is injected a drubbed on the scalp after a Dermaroller treatment is conducted in the treatable areas.

ü Candidacy For PRP Treatment

Mainly suitable for candidates with thinning of hair loss and suffering from androgenic alopecia (which is male pattern baldness). It can also come to rescue in case of the receding hairline, women suffering from alopecia and people who have lost all hair as it does not help in recreating new hair, but can only make the existing thinning hair to be thicker by offering strengths to the accessible hair follicles.

Normally requires about 8 sittings, with a difference of about two weeks for best outcomes.

ü Expected results

On the fourth sitting there will be a noticeable fuzz of hair. The procedure not only strengths the existing hair follicles but also promotes hair growth.  It is considered to be a safe procedure compared to the other treatment processes without any side effects.

Medications To Prevent Hair Loss

Medications are preferred by many to treat the inherited hair loss before preferring the other treatment options. The most opted for medication choice are as follows:

·        Finasteride (Propecia) -is the available only when it is prescribed and there is a prescription available.

·        Minoxidil (Rogaine)- is available without a prescription and is rubbed or sprayed into the scalp area twice daily.

Medications required to treat alopecia aerate are:

·        Corticosteroids  ointments and creams which are applied on the scalp  to enhance the growth of the existing hair density  and can also be injected into the scalp apart every 4-6 weeks, meant for treating patchy hair loss or simply taken orally.

Laser Therapy

This is non-invasive infrared light subjected onto the scalp for stimulating hair growth in those areas targeted.  There are varied kinds of laser for hair treatments like the low level and the thermal laser treatments.

But the Low Level Laser Therapy is known for its versatility as the device can work for both men and women to restore fullness and volume to the hair with this advanced technology.

The most primary benefit of this treatment is that it doesn’t hurt and the journey will be a total comfortable and painless treatment experience, which is why it is often known as a cold laser.