PRF Hair Restoration in Westmead

PRF delivers concentrated growth factors to the scalp, which may support hair follicle health and improve hair density in suitable candidates. 

PRF contains a fibrin matrix that allows a slower release of growth factors over time. It is also prepared without anticoagulants. 

Treatment plans vary depending on the individual. Many patients start with a series of treatments followed by maintenance sessions as recommended by their clinician. 

Both treatments utilise your body's own growth factors. During consultation, your clinician can discuss which option may be more appropriate based on your individual needs. 

Most patients report mild discomfort. Numbing options may be discussed during consultation. 

Most appointments take approximately 45–60 minutes. 

Hair growth occurs gradually. Individual experiences vary and visible improvements may take several months.

Most people resume normal activities shortly after treatment.

Yes. PRF may be suitable for both men and women experiencing hair thinning. 

Depending on individual circumstances, PRF may be incorporated into a broader hair restoration plan.

Both PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) are regenerative treatments that utilise components from your own blood to support scalp and hair health. The main difference is that PRF contains a fibrin matrix, which may allow growth factors to be released more gradually over time. PRP contains a concentrated level of platelets and growth factors but does not contain the same fibrin scaffold. 

Yes. PRF is considered a newer generation of platelet-based regenerative treatment and is often viewed as an evolution of traditional PRP techniques. 

There is no single treatment that is best for everyone. The most suitable option depends on factors such as the type of hair loss, severity of thinning, scalp condition, treatment goals, and individual response. A consultation can help determine which option may be more appropriate for your situation. 

PRF contains platelets, growth factors, white blood cells, and a fibrin matrix. Because of its preparation process, PRF may provide a slower and more sustained release of growth factors compared to PRP. 

PRF is prepared using a specialised protocol that preserves more regenerative components and creates a fibrin scaffold. This may allow growth factors to remain active for a longer period after treatment. 

Individual responses vary. Both treatments work gradually, and hair growth is a slow biological process. Improvements are typically assessed over several months rather than weeks. 

Both PRP and PRF are minimally invasive treatments with little to no downtime. Most clients can return to normal activities shortly after their appointment. 

Depending on individual circumstances, PRP or PRF may be incorporated into a broader hair restoration plan that may include medical therapies, scalp health management, or other clinician-recommended treatments. 

Both treatments are derived from your own blood. However, PRF is prepared without anticoagulants or additives, making it a completely natural blood concentrate. 

The number of treatments varies depending on the cause and severity of hair loss, individual goals, and clinician recommendations. A personalised treatment plan will be discussed during consultation. 

Both treatments may be considered for individuals experiencing male pattern hair loss, female pattern hair loss, and certain other forms of hair thinning following a professional assessment.

Hair loss can occur for many reasons, including: 

• Genetics (male and female pattern hair loss)

• Stress and illness

• Hormonal changes 

• Nutritional deficiencies 

• Thyroid conditions 

• Pregnancy and postpartum changes 

• Autoimmune conditions such as Alopecia Areata 

• Age-related hair thinning 

• Certain medications and medical conditions 

Identifying the underlying cause is an important part of developing an appropriate treatment plan. 

Yes. A comprehensive consultation and scalp assessment are recommended to determine the cause of hair loss and whether PRP or PRF and Exosomes is suitable for your individual circumstances.