Hair Restoration
in Scottsdale, AZ
Hair loss in men and women can be caused by numerous factors, including heredity, genetics, age, hormonal imbalances, and life events (such as pregnancy and stress). Whatever the cause, thinning hair and complete hair loss can cause people to feel self-conscious.
Instead of feeling frustrated about your hair loss, cosmetic options are available to help thicken and regrow your hair. And one of the most successful and transformative hair restoration treatments is PRP (platelet-rich plasma) injections. This nonsurgical treatment effectively increases cell generation in your scalp to help reactivate new hair growth.
At Arizona Plastic Surgery Center, Dr. Spies and his team look forward to helping you look and feel your absolute best.
What Can Be Achieved With Hair Restoration Treatments?
Improved Hair Growth
Improved Hair Growth
PRP contains growth factors that help stimulate and reawaken dormant hair follicles, allowing for increased hair growth.
Thicker Hair
Thicker Hair
Not only will your hair continue to grow, it will also come in thicker and healthier. This is thanks to the regenerative powers of PRP.
Less Hair Loss
Less Hair Loss
In addition to promoting hair growth, PRP also helps lessen gradual hair loss. For many, this is just as important as additional hair growth.
Concerns
Recovery
After your PRP hair restoration treatment, you will likely experience some redness and temporary numbness at the injection site. These side effects will dissipate within a few hours.
Because of the nature of this treatment, no downtime is required. This means that you should be able to return to your normal, daily activities immediately following your treatment session.
Scars
Hair restoration with PRP uses injections to stimulate the follicles. Because no incisions are made, there are no scars following treatment.
Pain
Since a topical anesthesia can be used for PRP injections, your hair restoration treatment is nearly painless.
Cost
As with any cosmetic treatment, hair restoration costs vary from patient to patient and depend on several factors, including the extent of correction needed. At your consultation, you will be given a cost estimate for your procedure.