My PRP experience so far

[hellouser]

In the last week, my scalp has begun to feel better than it has in years. I am also not shedding AT ALL. I can run my hand through my hair and typically not have any hairs fall out, whereas before I'd lose numerous (5-10) each time.

Will keep you guys updated, but as of so far, I am a believer in Dr. Greco's CRP.

How much did it cost?

[Stocione]

My shedding is also way down. It's only been a little over two weeks, so way too early to say anything but that. I don't think i'll see any visible results for another month and a half at the earliest.

[Hicks]

How much did it cost?

I know your not asking me but as a community we need to find ways to lower prices. The only thing I would think of are group buys. Meaning 10+ members get together for a treatment. To my knowledge there is no standard in PRP treatments, just a bunch of photos/words for propaganda. I hear the treatment process can vary from individuals. Greco has gotten a few grants sense 2007 for the study of PRP. If it wasn't working in anyway I'm sure he would of punted on the idea of PRP or CRP for hair loss.

http://www.orogen.net/case_studies.php

http://www.grecohairrestoration.com/...udy-hair-loss/

[Hicks]

Forgot to mention to read the PDF of "Greco Medical Group involved in the largest PRP study for Hair" download and read the entire study.

[ryan555]

I know your not asking me but as a community we need to find ways to lower prices. The only thing I would think of are group buys. Meaning 10+ members get together for a treatment. To my knowledge there is no standard in PRP treatments, just a bunch of photos/words for propaganda. I hear the treatment process can vary from individuals. Greco has gotten a few grants sense 2007 for the study of PRP. If it wasn't working in anyway I'm sure he would of punted on the idea of PRP or CRP for hair loss.

http://www.orogen.net/case_studies.php

http://www.grecohairrestoration.com/...udy-hair-loss/

I doubt you're going to successfully get the cost down on the treatment. Firstly, as I understand it, a significant portion of the cost is in the disposable components of the centrifuges used in the processing of the PRP. That high cost is going to be passed on to the patient. Second, Dr Greco seems pretty booked up as it is. His costs have gone up pretty significantly since I started the treatments a few years ago.

[Stocione]

Why would a successful doctor that is already booking up do a group buy? I mean by all means try! But you'd have to convince 9 other people since the three others in this thread are already customers that he doesn't need to acquire.

[Hicks]

Why would a successful doctor that is already booking up do a group buy? I mean by all means try! But you'd have to convince 9 other people since the three others in this thread are already customers that he doesn't need to acquire.

Why are you posting on this thread or on the forum? Is it to gain guidance and knowledge then help others? Like you I can absorb lots financially but others can't. I've done 2 PRP treatments not with Greco. This treatment is expensive but like Ryan says there are high cost for the equipment. Keep us in the loop on your progress.

[Justinian]

He is not completely booked up. I'm sure he has his fair share of customers, but I easily got an appointment for about 2 weeks after I called.

[FearTheLoss]

How much did it cost?

It depends which kind you decide to do. Further, the price goes down the more you get it, but I believe it was like $1600. As of so far, I believe it is worth it for me, but it's still too early to give my complete opinion on it.

[Stocione]

If you are prepared to go for this, I recommend the CRP option.