What brought you here:
Noticed your hairline moving in your 20s
Early is the best time to act.
Proof, not promises.
Treatments with MakeO expertise:
Not every "PRP treatment" is the same PRP treatment.
 | Generic PRP clinic | |
|---|---|---|
Who treats you | Expert doctors | Often a technician |
Diagnosis first? | Yes, cause-identified | Rarely; same protocol for everyone |
Positioned as | Final step (for non-surgical) | A cheaper add-on |
Cost over time | Diagnosed plan, sessions, EMI | Unclear, recurring upsells |
PRP Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All
| Transplant-first clinic | |
|---|---|---|
Who treats you | Expert doctors | Surgeon upselling from first consult |
Diagnosis first? | Yes, cause-identified | Rarely — assessment is just a surgery pitch |
Positioned as | Final step (for non-surgical) | Stepping stone to surgery |
Cost over time | Diagnosed plan, sessions, EMI | ₹35,000–7,50,000+, plus PRP add-ons |
How PRP Treatment works?
- 01
Consult — a dermatologist examines your scalp and history
- 02
Diagnose — hormonal, nutritional, or genetic cause identified
- 03
Personalise — PRP, GFC, Mesotherapy or Exosome matched to your cause
- 04
Treat — named session count, no open-ended commitment
- 05
Track — progress reviewed at each session, plan adjusted honestly
FAQs
Am I the Right Candidate for Hair Regrowth Treatment?
It is ideal for those in the early stages of hair thinning, typically up to Grade 5 only. Additionally, your doctor may recommend combining it with other treatments or oral medications to enhance its effectiveness and boost results.
What does "Grade 5" mean?
Hair loss is staged on a standard scale from mild (Grade 1–2) to advanced (Grade 5+). Non-surgical treatment works best at mild-to-moderate stages; at advanced stages, your dermatologist will tell you honestly whether non-surgical treatment can still help, or whether another option makes more sense.
Is This Treatment a Permanent Solution for Hair Loss?
It is not a permanent solution, but it can significantly slow down hair loss and promote regrowth. Regular maintenance sessions may be needed to sustain results.
How Many Sessions Do You Need for Hair Growth?
Typically, 3-4 sessions spaced 4-6 weeks apart are recommended. Follow up sessions may be required depending on the case.
How Long Do the Results Last?
Results typically last for 12-18 months, depending on individual hair loss patterns and aftercare. Maintenance sessions can help prolong results.
Can I Expect Guaranteed Results?
The treatment is clinically proven for effective results. However, outcomes can vary based on lifestyle, diet, and individual health factors.
Is PRP Treatment for Hair Loss Painful?
PRP is generally well-tolerated with minimal discomfort. A topical numbing cream is applied to reduce any pain during the procedure.
Will This Treatment Thicken My Hair?
Yes, it stimulates the growth of thicker and stronger hair, improving hair density and volume.
What Are the Pre-Care Instructions?
Avoid alcohol, smoking, and certain medications for at least 3 days before the treatment. Wash your hair thoroughly on the day of the session.
What Are the Post-Care Instructions?
Avoid washing your hair for 24 hours post-treatment, stay away from direct sunlight, and refrain from using hair products for at least 48 hours.
Why Am I Losing More Hair After the Session?
It’s normal to experience temporary hair shedding post-treatment as the weaker hairs are pushed out, making room for stronger regrowth.
Is PRP Better Than a Hair Transplant?
PRP is best suited for early stages of hair thinning. For extensive hair loss or bald spots, a hair transplant may be more effective.
Is this a step toward a hair transplant?
No. For a lot of patients, non-surgical treatment is the full answer, not a first step toward surgery. Your dermatologist will tell you plainly if your case needs more than that — but we're not building toward an upsell.
I have PCOS / just had a baby — does that change anything?
Yes — these are common, treatable causes of hair thinning. Your dermatologist factors in PCOS, postpartum hormonal shifts, or any other underlying cause when building your treatment plan, so it's tailored to you, not generic.
