PRP Hair Restoration in Philadelphia

If you are living with thinning hair, you may be able to restore a full head of hair naturally and safely with PRP hair restoration in Philadelphia. This revolutionary procedure is available from an acclaimed plastic surgeon in Philadelphia, Dr. Ken Morgenstern.

What is PRP hair restoration?

PRP hair restoration in Philadelphia involves the use of platelet rich plasma to stimulate natural hair growth. It is an outpatient procedure that requires no downtime or recovery. Since it is a minimally-invasive procedure, there is no discomfort or pain – just results.

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The benefits of PRP hair restoration

You may choose to undergo PRP hair restoration in Philadelphia, as it is a safe and straightforward procedure with a range of benefits, including:

Minor or no risk for reaction
Stimulates of hair follicles to produce healthy hair strands
Reduces hair follicle miniaturization, or hair follicle shrinkage, the cause of balding
Provides positive results for both women and men
Hair growth and health is improved over time
Effective treatment in the early stages of hair loss
Enhances the results of hair restoration surgery

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FAQ

How is PRP hair restoration performed?

Dr. Morgenstern will begin by numbing the scalp with a topical anesthetic. A blood sample will be drawn and processed in a centrifugal machine that separates solids and liquids. A serum is then created with an extremely high concentration of platelets, the specialized cells responsible for healing. The PRP is then placed in a syringe and carefully injected just beneath the scalp’s surface. The entire procedure can take 60 to 90 minutes.

How do I prepare for PRP hair restoration?

Wash your hair thoroughly just before a treatment session to ensure your scalp is clean. Do not apply any hair products, such as hairspray, gel, or other styling products.

What is the recovery time?

You can resume your daily activities immediately. You may experience slight numbness in your scalp, which should disappear in a few hours.

How much does PRP hair restoration cost in Philadelphia?

The cost of PRP hair restoration will reflect the extent of your hair thinning, and the results you are trying to achieve. The cost varies, person to person, and can only be determined after undergoing a consultation. We offer CareCredit® as a financing option. Also, check our current specials.

Is PRP hair restoration right for me?

If you have thinning hair, PRP can be effective to slow the thinning and stimulate healthy hair growth in dying follicles. It is not effective as a treatment to fill in bald patches, in which case a hair transplant might be appropriate. Your scalp must be free of any lesions or open sores for you to be safe to undergo this regenerative treatment. If your hair loss is more extensive and you have bald areas, read about our hair restoration treatments with NeoGraft.

Why choose Philadelphia hair restoration with Dr. Morgenstern?

The founder of Glat Hair was one of the first plastic surgeons in the Greater Philadelphia area to incorporate NeoGraft into his practice. Dr. Morgenstern and his team have over 20 years of experience performing hair restoration procedures. NeoGraft became available in the USA in 2009, and this office was one of the first to acquire the device in January 2010.

In February 2010, we began treating our patients with this groundbreaking follicular unit extraction (FUE) technique. This no-scar hair restoration became available to treat people throughout the states of Philadelphia, South Jersey, and the surrounding areas. To date, Dr. Morgenstern’s office has performed well over 600 hair restoration procedures, the most of any practitioner in the area, and has perfected hair transplantation with NeoGraft.

Your private consultation

The first step in restoring your hair is to examine your scalp to determine if PRP could benefit you. You will also complete a full health history review to ensure there are no underlying medical issues that could cause complications.