As you research PRP Hair treatments, you might naturally ask yourself "what's steps are involved for PRP?"
Many of our clients have asked us what supplies we use for our PRP treatments when we are prepping.
They also have valid questions about what steps are involved for PRP Hair treatments, everything from the initial table prep, to the blood draw, to the actual procedure.
Over the next few days we'll be breaking the process down and sharing some videos.
For our first video, we're sharing what goes into our initial prep stage, Here is our lead injector Rinku prepping for a PRP Hair Treatment she was preforming last weekend.
To learn more about our PRP Hair Treatments or PRP Skin Treatments, please click here.
To prepare for a PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) hair treatment, our Injectors will often have the following supplies on our table setup. We will always open packaging your presence:
1. Blood Collection Supplies
- Sterile syringes and needles
- Blood collection tubes, with anticoagulant and a special adapter
- Tourniquet
- Alcohol swabs and gauze
2. Centrifuge
- We have recently upgraded our Centrifuge as the newer technology allows us to work with more plasma which ultimately provides a huge benefit to our clients.
3. PRP Kit:
- A specialized kit for processing and extracting PRP
4. Injection Supplies
- Sterile syringes and needles for injecting PRP into the scalp.
- numbing agent as needed.
5. Safety Supplies
- Gloves
- Eye protection and face mask
- Sharps disposal container
6. Post-Treatment Supplies
- Bandages or gauze
- Post-treatment care instructions and products (available on our website)
7. Documentation Supplies
- Patient consent forms and treatment records
