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PRP in Casablanca — FK Hair Experience
PRP is a regenerative treatment that uses growth factors concentrated from your own blood to stimulate follicles — the most clinically studied option in modern hair restoration.
45-60 min
Session
4-6 wks
Interval
Established
Evidence
FUE
Often Paired With
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What is PRP?
PRP therapy involves drawing a small sample of your own blood, spinning it in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets and growth factors, and reintroducing this concentrate into the scalp through targeted micro-injections. The growth factors released by activated platelets are believed to prolong the hair growth phase and stimulate blood supply to the follicle.
At FK Hair Experience, PRP is prepared and administered on-site by our medical team, either as a standalone treatment for early-stage thinning or as a booster alongside FUE, DHI, or Sapphire surgery to support graft survival.
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The Honest
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Strongest evidence base among regenerative options
Clinical Transparency
PRP has the strongest clinical evidence base of any regenerative hair treatment available today, supported by numerous controlled studies. Results vary by individual — PRP works best on early to moderate thinning with follicles that are miniaturized but not yet dormant. It is not a substitute for surgical restoration in advanced hair loss, and typically requires a series of sessions with periodic maintenance to sustain results.
COMPARISON
PRP vs
Mesotherapy
| Factor | PRP | Mesotherapy |
|---|---|---|
| Method | Your own blood plasma, injected | Vitamin/nutrient cocktail, injected |
| Evidence level | Strong — most researched | Moderate — mixed results |
| Sessions needed | 3-4, then maintenance | 6-10, then maintenance |
| Best combined with | FUE, DHI, Sapphire surgery | PRP, ongoing maintenance |
FAQ
Common Questions
Is PRP FDA approved?
PRP uses your own blood, not a drug — it's a widely practiced, well-studied clinical procedure rather than an "approved" medication.
Is PRP the same as stem cell therapy?
No. PRP uses concentrated platelets from blood plasma; it does not involve stem cells at all.
Is stem cell the same as PRP?
No. PRP uses concentrated platelets from blood plasma; it does not involve stem cells at all.
Who is it best suited for?
Patients in early to moderate thinning stages, or as a booster alongside a hair transplant.
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