Fundamental Regeneration
Turning Back Time
Providing youthful and healthy vitality from the cellular level using autologous stem cells.
Hair Loss Care (PRP)
A supplementary care treatment that delivers autologous blood-derived growth factors directly to weakened hair follicles. A small amount of the patient's own blood is collected, from which PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is separated and concentrated, then precisely injected into the dermal layer of the scalp to support an improved regenerative environment for the hair follicles. This non-surgical procedure is used in cases of early-stage hair loss, insufficient response to hair loss medication alone, and as supplementary aftercare following hair transplantation.
Check Point Highly Recommended For
- Thinning hair at the crown or parting area
- Early-stage hair loss where hair transplantation feels too significant a step
- Requiring supplementary care to support graft survival following hair transplantation
- Insufficient response to hair loss medication (e.g. finasteride) alone
- Wishing to slow the progression of hair loss through a non-surgical supplementary approach
Hair Loss Care (PRP) Procedure
Scalp Assessment
Evaluation of scalp photographs, follicle condition, and stage of hair loss to determine the number of sessions and injection area
Autologous Blood Collection
Approximately 10–20 cc of blood is collected from a vein — equivalent to a standard blood test
PRP Separation & Concentration
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is separated via centrifugation and is rich in growth factors including PDGF, VEGF, and TGF-β
Intradermal Scalp Injection
PRP is precisely injected via micro-needle into the dermal layer of the scalp in the affected areas. Supplementary MTS or radiofrequency treatment may be combined
The AVA Difference
Autologous Tissue Safety Protocol
Safety procedures are prioritized throughout extraction and purification
from the patient's own tissue.
Evidence-Based Communication
We do not overstate outcomes;
explanations are grounded in published clinical data.
Patient Satisfaction Defines Completion
Care is complete not when the consultation ends,
but when the patient smiles in front of the mirror.
Q&A
Post-op Instructions
- Do not rub the surgical area strongly for about a week.
- Avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 2 weeks as they delay recovery.
- Swelling and bruising vary individually but will gradually improve.
- Light walking or stretching helps reduce swelling.
Curious About This Procedure?
Our head surgeon provides a one-on-one assessment and a tailored treatment plan just for you. Results and recovery may vary by individual.