Treatment duration
A session commonly takes 45–75 minutes including preparation and injections.
Treatment explained
A blood sample is centrifuged to produce platelet-concentrated plasma. Small injections place it into the scalp. PRP is not the same as exosomes, stem cells, SVF or hair filler products.
Problems and conditions
Possible suitability
Safety screening
This list is not exhaustive. The treating clinician must confirm contraindications and any condition-specific precautions.
Individual assessment
Assessment confirms the hair-loss diagnosis, severity, donor plan, medicines, blood conditions and previous response. The role of PRP is compared with established medical therapy and transplantation.
Step-by-step overview
A session commonly takes 45–75 minutes including preparation and injections.
Cooling, vibration, topical numbing or local anaesthetic may be used. Scalp injections can still feel uncomfortable.
The exact technique, setting and anaesthetic plan require confirmation from the treating clinician after examination.
Clinic education and updates
These posts provide general information only. They cannot determine suitability, replace an examination or guarantee an individual result.
An educational overview of platelet-rich plasma treatment used in selected hair-loss plans.
Watch on the Albucasis YouTube channel →Downtime and healing
Tenderness or headache can occur.
Avoid scratching and follow washing advice.
Hair-cycle change is gradual and variable.
Some patients may notice reduced shedding or improved calibre over months. Response and duration vary; maintenance sessions may be discussed and complete regrowth is not expected in advanced bald areas.
Recovery and result timing are general ranges, not guarantees. Your written instructions and review findings take priority.
Potential benefits
Informed consent
Before treatment
After treatment
Why choose Dr Husnain Aesthetic Clinic?
Care is led by Assoc. Prof. Dr Husnain Khan, MBBS, MCPS, FCPS, MRCS, plastic and cosmetic surgeon. He has more than 17 years of experience, is Head of the Department of Plastic Surgery at Holy Family Hospital, Rawalpindi, has worked in the UK NHS and is listed with GMC reference 7427786.
These credentials do not guarantee an outcome. The purpose of consultation is to decide whether treatment is reasonable for you and explain alternatives, limitations and follow-up.
Clinic-supplied procedure rates
These are the clinic-supplied rate-list values. Confirm the current rate and exactly what it includes before booking. Your final written quotation may differ according to the assessed procedure scope, facility, anaesthesia, tests, medicines and follow-up.
View the complete procedure price list →Personalised quotation
A responsible quotation follows consultation because price depends on the treatment plan rather than the page name alone. Relevant factors include:
The published rate-list value is not a guaranteed final quotation. Ask what the written quotation includes and whether future sessions, tests, medicines or follow-up are separate.
Read the treatment-cost planning guide →Patient questions
No. It cannot create new follicles and is unlikely to restore advanced smooth bald areas.
Protocols vary. An initial course and later maintenance may be discussed based on diagnosis and response.
No. Hair loss can progress and any benefit may require maintenance or other treatment.
No. PRP may support existing follicles; a transplant redistributes follicles to selected bald areas.
No. PRP is a platelet preparation from the patient’s own blood.
A fair assessment commonly takes three to six months because hair cycles are slow.
Some surgeons use it as an adjunct, but timing and expected benefit should be discussed with the transplant surgeon.
Patients with active infection, significant anaemia, certain platelet or blood disorders or other unsafe circumstances may not be suitable.
Independent patient information
These external resources support further reading. They do not replace advice from the clinician responsible for your care.
Request a private appointment in Rawalpindi. Patients from Islamabad, elsewhere in Pakistan and overseas can ask what information is needed before travelling.
General patient information · Last reviewed 21 September 2026 · This page does not replace an examination, diagnosis or informed-consent discussion.