Treatments & services

Cosmetic PRP

Cosmetic PRP is a separate conversation from musculoskeletal care. Discuss your facial or hair concerns, the diagnosis, and realistic goals before considering a procedure.

An individualized consultation

Hair thinning and changes in skin appearance can have different causes. A clinician should evaluate the concern and discuss whether PRP, another approach, or referral is appropriate. Confirm the exact facial and hair procedures available with the practice.

What to discuss

Ask how the proposed procedure is performed, what evidence supports its use for your concern, how many visits may be discussed, and how progress would be assessed. There is no guaranteed level of hair growth or skin improvement.

Risks and limitations

Potential risks include discomfort, bruising, swelling, bleeding, and infection. Suitability and risks depend on your medical history, the treatment site, and the technique used. Ask about alternatives, aftercare, and recovery before making a decision.

Plan before proceeding

Request a clear explanation of the proposed care and total expected costs. Specific techniques, treatment schedules, and pricing must be confirmed by the practice.

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