age well
PRP and PRF treatments for hair Loss
Don’t despair—we get it. Losing hair feels
worse than wrinkles. We can help you grow it back
We treat thinning hair the same way we treat aging skin—with science and strategy.
Hair loss is emotional—and it’s more common than you think. Whether it’s due to aging, stress, illness, or hormones, we take a comprehensive approach to restoring fuller, healthier hair. Using PRF (platelet-rich fibrin)—a regenerative treatment using your body’s own growth factors—we help reactivate dormant follicles and increase growth by up to 30%. We combine PRF with targeted, medical-grade topicals to nourish the scalp, strengthen hair, and support visible, long-lasting results.
For many patients, hair thinning
isn’t just about genetics—it’s hormonal.
Shifting estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone levels can disrupt the hair cycle, causing thinning, shedding, or slowed regrowth—especially around midlife. That’s why we often recommend comprehensive hormone testing at our medical wellness division, RegenCen, as part of your treatment plan. If imbalances are identified, we may recommend bioidentical hormone therapy to address the root cause—helping not just your hair, but your energy, skin, sleep, and overall vitality.
“PRF helped me feel like I had some control over all those changes that come with menopause.”
René Ames, RN
How PRF injections work for thinning hair
Quick blood draw
First, we perform a quick draw of your own blood. Our expert Phlebotomists are excellent at making this step and quick and painless as possible.
We separate the PRF from your blood.
Then, we use a centrifuge to separate out the highest concentration of PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) from your blood.
Small, quick injections
Finally, we use a tiny needle to inject your own PRF into a targeted area or areas (e.g. where you are thinning the most, or all over the top of your scalp). This leads to completely natural hair regrowth.
PRF Hair Restoration: Before and After Photos at
Cosmetic Skin & Laser Center
Is PRF better than PRP for hair loss?
Both PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) and PRP (platelet-rich plasma) use your body’s own platelets to stimulate hair regrowth—but PRF is considered a next-generation, more advanced version of PRP.
The key difference? PRF contains more platelets, white blood cells, and growth factors—and it releases them more slowly over time. That means a longer-acting regenerative effect on hair follicles, which can lead to better results with fewer treatments. PRF is also processed without anticoagulants, making it 100% natural and closer to your body’s own healing biology.
At RegenCen, we exclusively use PRF for hair restoration because we’ve seen it produce stronger, more consistent improvements in hair thickness, density, and scalp health.