Thinking of getting PRP. Studies shows it to have effective results. Any experiences?

[JJacobs152]

Before somebody thinks that I'm making a sales pitch or have some affiliation with Dr. Cole, I'd like for you to take a look at my registration date of when I joined this message board and see my post count.

The more and more I read about PRP, the more I'm convinced that if you're < NW3, this is an absolute fantastic option to consider compared to going under the knife.

Considering Dr. Cole is local to me, I'm contemplating on going under PRP. 3-4 injections annually seems significantly better than compared to having to take fin daily & using minoxidil twice/daily.

I'm just curious as to why more people haven't gone through with this.

Granted the sample size in these studies is small, but I'm still willing to give it a shot considering the basic mechanism of the growth factors which are present.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4134641/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4413492/

[jimmythekid]

Might be worth having a go but how much is it? I don't wanna pay thousands for mild results.

[k9gatton]

It's around 600.00 dollars where I live. I'm actually going to try it. I don't have high hopes, because I'm in my forties.

[jimmythekid]

Let us know how it goes mate. I would defo pay that if the results were kind.

[KarlS]

not bad on cost. do they do a bunch of injections or one bigger injection? Let us know!

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