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Board-Certified Providers

Trained in scalp regeneration

Growth Factor Therapy

Evidence-based regenerative medicine

Stacks With Rx Therapy

Amplifies your hair loss plan

If you've been told:

Your hair loss is too early for transplant — but the topicals alone aren't enough.

You want an in-office option that complements your prescription plan.

You're looking for regenerative, not just medicated approaches to hair restoration.

PDGF (platelet-derived growth factor) delivered into the scalp signals dormant follicles to wake up — and makes existing hair thicker and healthier.

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What PDGF Scalp Therapy Can Do

A regenerative stack that works alongside oral and topical treatments.

Wake Up Dormant Follicles

Growth factors signal miniaturized follicles to re-enter the active growth phase, producing thicker, stronger hair.

Thicken Existing Hair

Hair that has survived but thinned regains caliber and density over a series of treatments.

Amplify Your Plan

Patients on finasteride, dutasteride, or minoxidil often see faster, stronger results when PDGF is added to the mix.

Post-Transplant Support

For hair transplant patients, PDGF can improve graft survival and accelerate recovery.

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Wake Up Dormant Follicles

Growth factors signal miniaturized follicles to re-enter the active growth phase, producing thicker, stronger hair.

Thicken Existing Hair

Hair that has survived but thinned regains caliber and density over a series of treatments.

Amplify Your Plan

Patients on finasteride, dutasteride, or minoxidil often see faster, stronger results when PDGF is added to the mix.

Post-Transplant Support

For hair transplant patients, PDGF can improve graft survival and accelerate recovery.

Transparent Pricing

PDGF packages built around your hair loss.

Each package is a series of in-office scalp injections. Your provider will recommend the right plan based on your pattern of loss.

Mild–Moderate Hair Loss

3 syringes — 1 per visit

$1,500

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Moderate–Severe Hair Loss

6 syringes — 2 per visit

$3,000

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Additional Syringes

Per syringe, as needed

$550

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YOUR TREATMENT, STEP BY STEP.

1

Scalp Evaluation

Your provider assesses the pattern and stage of your hair loss to determine whether PDGF is the right fit.
2

Numbing + Microneedling + PDGF

The scalp is numbed, then treated with microneedling to create channels through which PDGF is delivered.
3

Recover + Repeat

Mild redness for 24 hours is typical. Protocols typically run 3-6 sessions spaced 4-6 weeks apart.

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Is PDGF for Hair Loss right for you?

Who is a good candidate for PDGF for Hair Loss?

Patients with early-to-moderate androgenetic alopecia (pattern hair loss) who still have active follicles
Anyone who previously tried PRP for hair loss and wants to continue growth factor therapy without the blood draw
Those looking to complement oral and topical hair loss treatments with an in-office regenerative protocol
Patients seeking a non-surgical, drug-free in-office option to add to their hair restoration plan

Who should avoid pdgf for hair loss?

Patients with advanced scarring alopecia — follicles that are permanently destroyed cannot be regenerated by growth factors
Anyone with active scalp infection, open sores, or significant scalp inflammation at the treatment site
Those unwilling to commit to a multi-session protocol (typically 3–6 sessions) for meaningful results

PDGF Hair Loss FAQs

PRP requires drawing your blood; PDGF is a concentrated, shelf-stable growth factor that doesn't require a blood draw. Both use growth factor biology to stimulate hair regeneration.

Typically 3–6 initial sessions spaced every 4–6 weeks, followed by maintenance treatments every 3–6 months.

The scalp is numbed before treatment. Most patients describe the procedure as very tolerable.

It can, but the best results come from combining PDGF with proven oral and topical therapies. Your provider will design the right mix for you.

No — like most hair loss treatments, results require ongoing maintenance. Androgenetic alopecia is a chronic condition. Maintenance PDGF sessions (every 3–6 months) help sustain the improvements gained during the initial protocol.

Both work through growth factor signaling to stimulate follicle activity. PDGF offers standardized, consistent potency — no variability based on your individual platelet count. Patients who want effective growth factor therapy without a blood draw often prefer PDGF.

Yes — and this combination tends to produce the best outcomes. PDGF addresses the follicle directly; oral medications address the hormonal driver of hair loss systemically. Your provider will build a plan that layers both appropriately.