PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) treatment uses platelets from your own blood to stimulate natural hair growth. The extracted Platelets contain growth factors that can support follicles, encourage healthier hair, and improve circulation in the treated area which in turn encourages growth of new hair follicles and improves hair density.
A small blood sample is processed in a centrifuge to isolate the platelet-rich plasma, which is then injected onto the scalp.
The plasma and platelets cells can also be introduced into the scalp using a microneedling technique this combination offers a two-step rejuvenation. The microneedling encourages collagen production and absorption, while PRP delivers concentrated growth factors directly to the follicles. Collectively PRP and microneedling technique can offer more noticeable improvements than merely PRP alone. Best results are seen after 3 sessions of PRP.
Exosomes can also be injected into the scalp using a microneedling device as another option for managing hair loss. Exosomes are tiny, naturally occurring vesicles released by cells. They are known as the messenger packages cells use to communicate with one another. These packages carry important biological signals such as proteins, lipids, and growth-factor-like molecules that help regulate how cells behave. In aesthetics exosomes are being explored for their potential to support skin quality, improve texture, and enhance overall skin vitality by encouraging healthier cellular activity.
We recommend a minimum of 5 sessions for best results..
Vitamin Injections – Biotin & B12 injections. B-vitamins helps to stimulate healthier stronger hair, skin, and nails. Patients can benefit from biotin injections when they want to support hair strength or address thinning as well as improve skin quality. We offer both biotin and B12 injections at Reform and recommend a course of treatments to see a noticeable difference in hair thickness and quality. By injecting this vitamin intramuscularly ( into the upper arm) it ensures a rapid absorption rate of the product in comparison to taking an oral supplement.