Tuesday, May 7, 2013

hair loss treatmentPlatelet Rich Plasma Stimulates Hair Growth

It’s been dubbed “the vampire cure for baldness” – PRP therapy has hit the headlines this week after results of scientific trials proved the potential of platelet rich plasma in stimulating hair growth.

PRP treatment involves use of a highly purified and concentrated version of the patient’s own blood, injected back to release natural healing powers and stimulate new cells below the skin.

The treatment has applications from effective anti-ageing treatment and sports therapy to hair loss.

The latest study on a group of volunteers with hair loss showed significant hair regrowth on bald spots in the group having plasma injections compared to placebo.

Nina Goad, of the British Association of Dermatologists, said:

‘Alopecia is known to lead to overwhelming effects on the patient’s quality of life and self-esteem. This could offer hope to thousands.’

Hair Loss Treatments, Belgravia, London

Dr Kubicka at Clinicbe already offers PRP for hair loss patients, one of a selection of hair growth stimulation treatments for men and women who are suffering with thinning hair, receding hair lines or the appearance of balding on the scalp or crow of the head.

She has found PRP especially effective combined with other treatments such as vitamin injections and Minoxidil.

Dr Barbara Kubicka has also developed her own unique and comprehensive approach to hair loss, known as the Triple Synergy Hair System which combines vitamin injections and mesotherapy in the clinic alongside Minoxidil for a full programme of hair loss treatment designed to boost the health of the scalp and also offers Platelet Rich Plasma therapy in her Knightsbridge clinic.

The Knightsbridge clinic offers a range of anti-ageing and medical skin treatments and serves patients who live and work in West London, including Knightsbridge, Chelsea and Mayfair.

To book a private consultation with Dr Kubicka, please telephone: 0207 125 0521; or email:info@clinicbe.com

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