PRP Hair Restoration in Montreal

$600 per treatment

A PRP hair restoration consultation reviews when thinning began, the areas involved, relevant medical history, medications, previous approaches, and the goals you want to discuss. This assessment helps determine whether platelet-rich plasma may be considered or whether another evaluation or option is more appropriate.

PRP uses a prepared concentration of platelets from your own blood and involves a blood draw followed by scalp injections. Response, treatment cadence, follow-up, and maintenance vary. PRP cannot guarantee new growth or a particular change in density.

Read our Montreal hair-thinning guide or medical aesthetic articles before requesting a consultation.

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How PRP Hair Restoration Is Planned

$600 per treatment

If PRP is considered appropriate, the clinician explains the blood draw, preparation, scalp-injection process, comfort measures, expected temporary effects, aftercare, and follow-up. The appointment plan depends on the area of concern and individual assessment.

Visible response is gradual and varies. A series or maintenance plan may be discussed, but the number and spacing of sessions are individualized and may change based on response. Some causes of hair loss require another medical evaluation or a different approach.

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PRP Hair Restoration Montreal: Frequently Asked Questions

Platelet-rich plasma is prepared from a small sample of the patient’s own blood. The platelet-rich portion is then injected into selected scalp areas when the clinician determines that PRP may fit the treatment plan.

No. Hair thinning has different causes, and PRP is not appropriate for every patient or every pattern of loss. Consultation is used to review history, scalp concerns, previous treatment, and whether another assessment or referral should come first.

The visit generally includes a blood draw, preparation of the platelet-rich plasma, and injections into the planned scalp areas. Timing, comfort measures, and aftercare are explained for the individual plan.

Recovery and temporary effects vary. The clinic reviews what to expect, activity guidance, scalp care, and when to contact the clinic before treatment.

Hair and scalp changes are gradual, and the review timeline depends on the concern, treatment plan, and individual response. A specific amount or timing of regrowth cannot be guaranteed.

The number and spacing of sessions are individualized. An initial series or maintenance may be discussed, but the plan can change after follow-up and no fixed schedule is appropriate for everyone.

Duration and maintenance needs vary with the underlying concern and individual response. PRP is not a permanent cure for hair loss, and ongoing assessment or other care may be recommended.

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For more consultation-first education before booking, visit our medical aesthetic articles for Montreal guides on treatment planning, aftercare, and realistic expectations.