Video Podcast: PRP for Hair Regrowth FAQ’s

with Michele Garber and hair loss expert, Dr. Alan Bauman

Thinning hair and hair loss has been traditionally treated with medications and surgery. However, newer modalities such as non-chemical laser therapy and cell therapy such as Platelet Rich Plasma has now opened the door to a holistic, non-chemical and side-effect free way to address thinning hair.  Like the application of fertilizer to a garden, the growth factor proteins stored inside platelets have very powerful physiologic effects on follicles that are weak (but not dead and gone). But what can someone expect from PRP Platelet Rich Plasma in terms of results?  Are there ways to make the treatment more effective and required less often?

Cosmetic surgery and industry expert Michele Garber (NipTuck Coach) spent some time chatting about PRP for Hair Regrowth FAQs with Dr. Alan Bauman from Bauman Medical Group in Boca Raton, Florida–a pioneer in PRP for hair regrowth who has taught his sought after techniques of preparation and application to over one hundred professionals.

PRP with BioD or ACell ECM (Extracellular Matrix)

When it comes to combating hair thinning and hair loss, the latest non-invasive treatment is PRP, platelet rich plasma. But not every doctor is preparing and applying PRP the same way. We may not know exactly why ECMs like ACell and BioD make the PRP work stronger and longer, but early studies support this observation. How is PRP performed by board-certified Hair Restoration Physician, Dr. Alan Bauman at +Bauman Medical Group Hair Transplant & Michele Garber, The NipTuck Coach and board-certified Hair Restoration Physician, Dr. Alan J. Bauman.

If you or someone you know has hair loss, hair thinning, baldness, or eyebrow / eyelash concerns, click to start either a long-distance virtual consultation OR an in-person, in-office consultation with Dr. Bauman. You can also Ask Dr. Bauman a Question or simply call Bauman Medical Group  at +1-561-394-0024.

*Each individual's treatment and/or results may vary