PRP treatment? Does it make a difference?

[Severuss]

Does PRP treatment make a difference in end result of hair transplant? Especially if the transplant hair is being placed in the scar area in the beard?*
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I am looking to get a beard transplant into a scarred area of the beard. The plan is to use donor area from behind the scalp and then add those grafts in beard. Please advice if PRP would make a positive difference in getting a higher success rate? Will it make sure the graft holds better in scar area?

[Victordark]

My sister tried PRP treatment, and it made a big difference! But be accurate to choose a good medical center and specialist for these procedures.

[Kleeeniks]

YES! PRP is totally worth it. This method is highly effective for people who wish to grow new hair. It's also a non-surgical alternative to other forms of hair restoration. The procedures may be costly, but it's worth the investment. My sister followed the treatment at Med Spa Calabasas (https://onsitemedspa.com/med-spa-services-in-calabasas-ca/). After a consultation, they decide how many procedures you need. Every person is different, so everyone needs a different number of treatments. That's why it's essential not to avoid this step. Besides, do a little research to determine your eligibility for this treatment.

[ZoeHillo]

I see this thread is a year old, but I thought I'd chime in for anyone else who might be considering PRP treatment for hair transplants. While I'm not a medical professional, PRP does seem to have some positive impacts on the healing and success rate of hair grafts, especially in more complicated areas like scars. However, it's always best to consult with a specialized surgeon for tailored advice.
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