PRP/PRF to the (Hairline) Rescue: Hair Restoration at Apex Aesthetics
- Apex Aesthetics
- Jun 20
- 4 min read
Key Takeaways: PRP/PRF Hair Restoration
PRP/PRF injections are a non-surgical, natural treatments that use your body’s own platelets to support hair regrowth and slow the signs of thinning hair.
These therapies are most effective when early signs of hair thinning or hairline recession are noticeable, rather than full baldness or significant hair loss.
PRF is an advanced version of PRP, offering a longer-lasting release of growth factors.
Ideal for scalp and eyebrow thinning.
Treatments are safe, quick, and involve little to no downtime.
PRP/PRF for Hair Loss: A Natural Solution from Within Your Own Body
Let's face it—hair loss can hit hard. It impacts your confidence and makes you feel older than you are. If you're seeing a little too much scalp lately or your hairline's creeping back, it might be time to try something proactive. PRP/PRF hair restoration offers a non-surgical way to slow hair loss and strengthen what you've got.
These treatments don't involve harsh chemicals or transplants. Just your own blood. Really.
What Is PRP/PRF Hair Treatment, and How Does It Help Hair Loss?
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is a concentrated form of your blood plasma, rich in healing platelets. Packed with growth factors, these platelets encourage tissue regeneration and cellular repair. When injected into your scalp or eyebrows, they can stimulate the hair follicles and improve hair density.
Here's How PRP/PRF Hair Restoration Works:
A small amount of your blood is drawn.
It's spun in a centrifuge to separate the plasma from the rest.
The platelet-rich plasma is injected into areas of thinning hair.
The result? Thicker, stronger strands and a slower hair loss process.
PRP vs PRF: Which One Is Better for Hair Restoration?
PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) is like PRP's high-tech cousin. It uses a gentler spin in the centrifuge, preserving more of the white blood cells and stem cells. PRF also contains a fibrin matrix, which allows the growth factors to release slowly over time—meaning longer-lasting benefits.
So, what is better, PRF or PRP?
PRP = faster growth factor release, great results
PRF = slower release, potentially longer-lasting effects
At Apex Aesthetics and Wellness, we offer both PRP and PRF to personalize your treatment and achieve the best possible results.
What PRP/PRF Can (and Can't) Do for Hair Loss
While PRP/PRF has shown excellent results in slowing and reversing the symptoms of thinning hair, setting realistic expectations is crucial. As stated before, PRP/PRF can’t restore hair that has already been lost, due to genetics, scalp issues like alopecia, or other reasons.
PRP/PRF treatments are:
Great for slowing down the hair loss process
Ideal for thickening existing hair
Stimulates growth in areas where growth has slowed
Effective for improving density in areas like the crown or frontal scalp
A fantastic option for eyebrow regrowth
PRP/PRF won't:
Regrow hair on completely bald spots
Work overnight—results build gradually, typically requiring multiple sessions.
Who Is a Good Candidate for PRP/PRF Hair Restoration?
You might benefit from this treatment if you:
Are noticing early to moderate hair thinning
Have intact follicles (not shiny bald spots)
Want to avoid surgery or harsh medications
Are looking to improve eyebrow thickness
Jason at Apex Aesthetics will help determine if this treatment is right for you during your consultation.
Why Choose PRP or PRF for Hair Restoration?
Hair loss prevention patients are choosing PRP/PRF for hair restoration more than ever because:
The results are natural-looking
It's quick, with little to no downtime and no surgery
It's discreet and convenient
You use your own body to heal itself
PRP/PRF for hair loss is about maintaining your look, boosting your confidence, and taking action before hair loss gets worse.
Does PRP/PRF Work for Hair Loss?
Yes, when done correctly and on the right candidates, PRP/PRF can deliver real improvements. Clinical studies and real-world results have shown increased hair density and better scalp coverage in as little as 3 to 6 months.
Most clients at Apex Aesthetics begin to notice improvements in texture and thickness after their second or third session.
Does PRP/PRF Regrow Hair Permanently?
No, PRP and PRF don't create permanent new follicles. But they can extend the life cycle of existing follicles and keep them healthier for longer. Regular maintenance treatments help keep results going strong.
Boost your results with Xtressé Hair Therapy gummies for a nutrient-packed, tasty way to keep your scalp healthy for optimal growth.
How Much Does PRP/PRF for Hair Loss Cost?
Pricing varies based on the number of sessions required and the size of the treated areas. Most clients benefit from a series of 3 to 4 treatments spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart, followed by annual maintenance. Make sure to follow Apex Aesthetics and Wellness on social media, and sign up for our newsletter to keep an eye out for specials or promotions on treatment packages.
During your consultation, Jason will provide you with a customized treatment plan and a detailed cost breakdown. You can also opt to apply for interest-free financing with Cherry.
What Is the Success Rate of PRP for Hair Loss?
Most studies show that up to 70-80% of patients experience a noticeable improvement in hair density and quality after a full course of PRP/PRF treatments.
Consistency is key. Following your treatment schedule and incorporating healthy lifestyle habits will help boost success.
Schedule Your Consultation Today
Don't wait until hair loss becomes noticeable to everyone else. PRP/PRF hair restoration can help you stay ahead of the curve.
Call or text 561-318-1444 to book your consultation at Apex Aesthetics in Palm Beach Gardens, FL.
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