PRP Scalp Therapy for Hair Loss

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy for hair thinning involves drawing a blood sample, centrifuging it to concentrate growth factors, and injecting the enriched plasma into thinning scalp areas. Dr. Armani has used PRP for hair loss for approximately 17 years and offers it as an adjunct to medical treatment or for patients in early stages of thinning not yet suitable for surgery. Multiple sessions and periodic maintenance are typically required. The clinic is transparent that PRP results can be inconsistent and positions it as a secondary rather than first-line treatment.

Armani Medical in Dallas offers Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy as a non-surgical option for patients experiencing early-stage hair thinning or those who are not yet ready for hair transplant surgery. Dr. Abraham Armani was among the early adopters of PRP for hair loss in the United States, having incorporated it into his practice approximately 17 years ago — giving the clinic a longer track record with the technique than most providers in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. The PRP procedure is performed entirely in-office at the Preston Road clinic. A small volume of blood is drawn from the patient's arm and placed in a centrifuge to separate and concentrate the platelet-rich plasma, which contains growth factors including PDGF, TGF-beta, VEGF, and EGF that may support hair follicle activity in thinning areas. The concentrated PRP is then injected across the scalp in zones of active thinning. The clinic is transparent about PRP's limitations: Dr. Armani describes the treatment as having inconsistent and unpredictable results and does not position it as a first-line standalone solution. It is offered primarily as an adjunct to medical therapy (such as finasteride or minoxidil) or as an option for patients in the early stages of hair loss who wish to pursue a non-surgical path before committing to transplant surgery. It may also be considered for patients who are not suitable candidates for surgery or pharmacological treatment. Multiple sessions are required to evaluate individual response, and maintenance treatments several times per year are generally recommended to sustain any benefit. Pricing is not published and is confirmed at consultation based on the number of sessions and treatment area required. Patients in Dallas, Plano, Frisco, Allen, and surrounding DFW communities can schedule a consultation at the clinic's North Dallas location to assess candidacy. For patients already planning a hair transplant, PRP may be discussed alongside surgical options during the same appointment, allowing Dr. Armani to recommend the most appropriate treatment sequence based on current hair density, donor area quality, and long-term restoration goals.