Hair and Skin PRP

DESCRIPTION

Most adult’s loose about 75 to 100 hair from their scalp everyday where some hairs are in the falling phase (telogen), and some in the growth phase (anagen). As long as the process remains balanced the number of hair on the scalp remains constant. Any disturbance in this process results in hair loss. Other factors for hair loss can be metabolic imbalances, illness, stress, nutritional deficiency, pollution and genetics.The concentrated platelets in PRP contain tremendous amount of bioactive proteins, which include growth factors. These growth factors initiate tissue repair and have shown to have a positive effect on hair loss.

WHAT ARE THE CONDITIONS FOR WHICH PRP CAN BE USED?

Frontal hair thinning.
Androgenetic Alopecia
Alopecia Areata
Hair loss
Common baldness

WHY PigmentsClinic FOR PRP FOR HAIR LOSS?

Keloids usually occur at the site of skin damage (e.g., acne, burns, chicken pox, cuts, insect bites, piercings, surgery, tattoos, vaccinations), although they can occur spontaneously. Whether or not a keloid will form is not determined by the severity of the wound – even a minor skin abrasion can result in keloid formation.

Keloids are benign (noncancerous), fibrous skin tumours. They are most common in people with darker skin (e.g., people from West Africa or Southern India). People usually develop them between the ages of 10 and 30. Men and women are equally likely to have keloids. Keloids may also run in families

Keloids

Melasma

Viral and Bacterial infections