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PRP for Hair Loss in Vancouver

Reawaken your hair follicles and boost your hair rejuvenation to its max!

The solution to your hair loss can be found within your own body! The miracle of Platelet Rich Plasma is the answer to stimulating new hair growth, using a natural product within your blood.

Hair loss can be very frustrating and can deeply impact self-confidence, but many of the over-the-counter shampoos and solutions do very little to improve the situation. Whether your hair has thinned out with genetics, aging, a medical condition or after childbirth and breastfeeding, PRP may be just the answer to your concerns. This is an easy, non-surgical and minimally-invasive procedure with very little downtime.

About Platelet Rich Plasma (or PRP)

Plasma is a part of your blood that is rich in platelets and has special proteins that both help the blood to clot and, significantly are vital for cell growth and healing. Platelets release small molecules which regulate tissue healing and stimulates the production of collagen. When injected into the scalp PRP stimulates new blood vessels and collagen, as well as nourishing the follicles. These actions combined can result in significant increase in hair growth.

Best results can be seen with a minimum of 3 treatments, spaced 1-2 months apart, however, the exact number of treatments needed will vary from individual to individual based on the responsiveness of their hair follicles.

** Top Tip: Book a series of 3 treatments and receive a 15% discount!

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FAQs

Am I a good candidate for PRP for hair loss?

The best candidates for PRP treatments tend to be at the beginning stages of hair loss and have follicles that are at least partially still active. This, however, doesn’t mean that people with more advanced hair loss can’t have this treatment, it just means that it might take longer and more treatments to see a result.

What results can I expect to see?

Most clients report an increase in fine hair growth anywhere from 3-6 months after their 3rd session. Some patients see results sooner and others may need repeated treatments before noticeable results are seen. As mentioned above, if your hair follicles are still active you may see results sooner, but if your hair follicles are not currently active it can take longer to see results.

How long does the treatment take?

You can expect to be here for 45-75 minutes, although the injection of PRP only takes about 20 minutes.

Is it painful?

You may experience some discomfort at the injection site, which is like the discomfort experienced when getting an immunization, or when getting local anaesthetic injected at the dentist. Most patients find it very manageable with facial massage stimulation and a stress ball which helps to distract your mind.

What is the downtime?

The great news is the downtime is very minimal. Most people return to their normal activity immediately. Some people do experience some redness lasting for a few hours and up to 1 day, but this is rare. In addition, there is a risk of some bruising, but this is very low risk. We do ask you to not wash your hair until the next day and to avoid intense workouts and harsh chemicals on your hair for 72 hours after your treatment.

Dr. Arko Demianzuk

DR. ASHLEY TREGASKISS

COSMETIC, PLASTIC, AND RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGEON | BLOG

Dr. Ashley Tregaskiss is a distinguished board-certified plastic, reconstructive, and aesthetic surgeon known for his precision, artistry, and dedication to surgical excellence. With nearly two decades of experience, he brings a refined approach to patient care, combining technical expertise with a strong commitment to achieving natural, high-quality results.

Dr. Tregaskiss earned his medical degree from the prestigious University College London Medical School, consistently ranked among the world’s leading academic institutions. He completed a highly regarded research fellowship at the Kleinert-Kutz Institute in Louisville, Kentucky—an internationally recognized center for hand and microsurgery. His core plastic surgery training was undertaken in Bristol, England, followed by two years of advanced international fellowship training, specializing in aesthetic, facial, and breast surgery. He is a Fellow of both the Royal College of Surgeons of England (FRCS Plast) and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (FRCSC), and a member of the Canadian Society of Plastic Surgeons. Dr. Tregaskiss currently practices at Pacific Plastic Surgery in Vancouver, offering individualized care tailored to each patient’s aesthetic goals.