PRP for Hair Loss

in Brooklyn

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is a regenerative treatment that uses your own blood’s growth factors to help support hair follicles, improve density, and slow certain types of shedding— without adding synthetic product. At Kleydman Dermatology, PRP is performed as part of a structured hair-restoration plan.

Starting at

Starting at: 1 Session

$800.00

Starting at: 6 Session Package

$4,000.00

PRP for Hair Loss

A regenerative approach to thinning hair— without surgery.

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Thinning hair and decreased density
Early pattern hair loss (male or female pattern)
Postpartum shedding that isn’t fully recovering
Shedding and thinning where follicles are still active
Supporting other hair treatments (topicals/orals/transplant plans)

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What Is PRP?

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is created in-office by drawing a small amount of your blood and spinning it in a centrifuge to isolate plasma rich in platelets and growth factors. That concentrated PRP is then carefully injected into areas of thinning on the scalp to help support follicles and improve the conditions for growth. PRP is completely natural, which makes it a popular option for patients who want a biologic approach and a plan that builds gradually.

PRP Work Best For:

Men and women with thinning hair or decreased density
Early androgenetic alopecia (male or female pattern hair loss)
Postpartum shedding that isn’t fully recovering
Patients who want to support medical hair treatments (like minoxidil or oral medications) with in-office procedures

PRP for hair is best for patients in the earlier or moderate stages of hair thinning who still have active follicles and are ready to commit to a series.

What To Expect:

Everything You Need To Know About PRP for Hair Loss

Before Your Treatment

Arrive well-hydrated (helps make the blood draw smoother)
Come with clean scalp and hair— avoid heavy styling products or hair fibers
Tell us about new meds, health changes, or recent scalp procedures

During Treatment

Quick in-office blood draw
PRP is prepared and injected into thinning areas of the scalp
Most patients describe pressure, short pinches; Pronox is avalible for this treatment to ease comfort

What Else To Know

After Your Treatment

Mild scalp tenderness or sensitivity is common for a day or two
You’ll receive guidance on when to shampoo and resume hair products
Avoid strenuous exercise, saunas, and hot tubs for 24 hours

Treatment Details

Session Length: 45–60 minutes
Downtime: Minimal — mild scalp tenderness, tightness, or pinpoint redness for 1–2 days
Results: Gradual — decreased shedding is often the first change; visible thickening typically builds over 3–6 months
Duration: Results can last several months; maintenance is often recommended every 4–6 months depending on your pattern of loss and goals

PRP Transformation in Progress– Individual Results May Vary

Patient Results

Real patient, treated at Kleydman Dermatology

Adam came to our practice in April 2025 with concerns about noticeable hair thinning at the crown, an area that can be especially distressing at a younger age. After a thorough evaluation, we recommended a series of PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatments to stimulate natural regrowth and improve hair density.

Adam experienced visible improvement in crown density and coverage, with hair appearing fuller and healthier. This case highlights how consistent PRP treatments can effectively address early hair loss while delivering natural-looking results.

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Meet Dr. Kleydman

Board Certified Dermatologist

Specializing in Cosmetic & Laser Dermatology

Dr. Kleydman is a board-certified dermatologist nationally recognized for her refined modern approach to aesthetic and procedural dermatology. Known for her meticulous technique and naturally elegant results, Dr. Kleydman brings an artist's eye to advanced corrective and cosmetic treatments. Her work blends precision with aesthetic balance, allowing patients to achieve outcomes that are both subtle and transformative.

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