Personalized Hair Restoration
PRP • PRF • Medical Hair Restoration
Hair loss can have many causes, and effective treatment begins with understanding the individual patient. At Stout Aesthetics, hair restoration begins with an evaluation of your hair-loss pattern, medical history, scalp health, medications, and treatment goals.
Your individualized plan may include PRP, PRF, medical hair restoration, or a combination approach based on your evaluation.
PRP & PRF HAIR RESTORATION
Regenerative Hair Restoration Using Your Own Blood
PRP and PRF hair restoration use components derived from your own blood to support the health of the scalp and stimulate weakened hair follicles. After a simple blood draw, your blood is processed to concentrate platelets and growth factors that are then delivered to targeted areas of the scalp.
Treatment is customized based on your pattern of hair loss, scalp condition, and individual goals.
May be appropriate for:
✓ Early or progressive hair thinning
✓ Male and female pattern hair loss
✓ Areas of decreased hair density
✓ Supporting existing hair follicles
✓ Patients seeking a nonsurgical hair restoration option
MEDICAL HAIR RESTORATION
For appropriate patients, prescription treatment may be incorporated into a comprehensive hair-restoration program.
Following a medical evaluation, treatment options may include oral or topical prescription therapies selected according to the patient's type of hair loss, medical history, potential risks, and individual treatment goals.
Medical therapy may be used alone or combined with PRP/PRF treatments as part of a comprehensive approach to supporting hair growth and preserving existing hair.
Prescription treatment requires medical evaluation and is not appropriate for every patient.
Combination Hair Restoration
Hair restoration doesn't have to rely on a single treatment. When appropriate, medical therapy may be combined with PRP or PRF to address hair loss through complementary approaches.
Your treatment plan and follow-up schedule are individualized based on the cause and pattern of hair loss, response to treatment, and long-term goals.