Hair
PRP for hair
A scalp assessment comes first, then a course if PRP suits you.
How PRP is planned
PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, is prepared from a small sample of your own blood and injected into the scalp over a course of sessions. It is for women and men with hair fall, once a doctor has looked at the scalp. At Leevora Aesthetics, Subhash Nagar, West Delhi, PRP is carried out by a qualified doctor.
PRP is a course of sessions, planned after the hair-fall consultation. Results vary by person. We don’t quote figures or show before-and-after photos. This page covers PRP for hair only.
At a glance
- Who carries it out
- Carried out by a qualified doctor
- Sessions
- Discussed at your consultation
- Downtime
- Discussed at your consultation
This is general information, not medical advice. Suitability is assessed in consultation. Updated 27 October 2026
What happens
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Reserve a consultation
Reserve a consultation first. It has no fee.
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A look at the scalp
Questions about the change, then a close look at scalp and hair.
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A plan and its price
If PRP suits you, the doctor explains the plan and its price.
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The sessions
A small sample of blood is drawn and spun, and the plasma injected into the scalp.
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How we review it
At each visit we ask how the last one went, and review the plan.
Who it may suit
- More hair fall, wanting a doctor’s view
- Offered PRP after the hair-fall consultation
- Comparing PRP and GFC, wanting both explained
Before you book
Bring the names of the hair products you use now. Worth asking:
- Does PRP suit my hair fall?
- How many sessions, and how far apart?
- What does the course cost?
What is discussed first
- When the change started
- Your routine, and what you have tried
- Your general health and any medicines
- A close look at scalp and hair
- Whether PRP suits you, and if not, why
- The likely course and its price
How the consultation ends
With a plan and its price, or with a reason PRP doesn’t suit you. You decide whether, and when, to begin.
Hair spa or PRP?
The hair spa is a salon appointment at the backwash chair, about how hair feels. PRP is a doctor’s procedure, planned after the hair-fall consultation.
Questions and answers
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Is PRP done by a doctor?
Yes. PRP is carried out by a qualified doctor, after a consultation that looks at the scalp and asks about the hair fall.
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How many PRP sessions will I need, and how far apart?
PRP is a course of sessions. The number and the spacing are discussed at your consultation, once the doctor has seen the scalp. We don’t quote a number online.
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Does PRP hurt?
Comfort is talked through at the consultation. Ask the doctor anything you’d like to know.
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What is the success rate of PRP?
We don’t quote success rates. Results vary by person, and we don’t show before-and-after photos. The doctor talks through what to expect once the scalp has been seen.
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PRP or GFC, which is better?
Neither is ranked here. Both are prepared from your own blood, in different ways, and the doctor explains which, if either, suits you. GFC for hair describes the other.
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