Hair Restoration
Beverly Hills Rejuvenation CenterPRP Hair Restoration uses a concentration of growth factors drawn from your own blood to help awaken thinning, miniaturized hair follicles and support fuller-looking hair over time. At Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center, our providers combine this autologous technique with an honest, personalized plan — because PRP works best as part of a series, not a single visit.
Help your own biology work harder for fuller-looking hair.
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) hair restoration is a non-surgical, in-office procedure that uses a concentrated portion of your own blood plasma — rich in platelets and growth factors — injected directly into the scalp. The goal is to stimulate follicles that have become dormant or miniaturized from androgenetic alopecia (male or female pattern hair loss) or general thinning, encouraging them back into a more active growth phase.
Because PRP relies on your body's own healing signals rather than a synthetic drug, there's no risk of allergic reaction to a foreign substance and essentially no downtime. It's not an instant fix — meaningful results build gradually across a series of sessions as the natural hair growth cycle responds — but for the right candidate, it can be a valuable, low-risk way to support thicker, healthier-looking hair.
About PRP Hair Restoration
PRP hair restoration begins with a small blood draw, similar to a routine lab test. The blood is spun in a centrifuge to separate and concentrate the platelets — cell fragments packed with growth factors that play a central role in tissue repair and regeneration. This platelet-rich plasma is then drawn into a fine needle and injected in a grid pattern across the areas of the scalp showing thinning or shedding.
The concentrated growth factors are thought to improve blood supply around the hair follicle, extend the active growth (anagen) phase, and encourage miniaturized follicles to produce thicker, more resilient hair. Because it works with the existing hair growth cycle rather than overriding it, results emerge gradually — most patients complete an initial series of sessions before reassessing progress with their provider.
What Is Used in PRP Hair Restoration?
PRP hair restoration uses nothing but your own blood. A small sample is drawn and processed in a centrifuge, which separates it into layers and isolates the plasma containing a concentrated dose of platelets — far higher than what's normally circulating in your blood. This platelet-rich plasma, full of growth factors your body already uses for healing and regeneration, is then injected into the scalp using a fine needle. No synthetic fillers, drugs, or donor tissue are involved, which is why PRP carries minimal risk of allergic reaction.
See PRP Hair Restoration in Action
Watch how our providers at Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center draw, process, and inject platelet-rich plasma to support natural hair growth at the follicle level.
What Can Hair Restoration Do for My Look?
A well-planned PRP series can help reduce excess shedding, improve the appearance of hair density in thinning areas, and support a fuller-looking hairline over the course of treatment. Many patients notice their hair feels and looks thicker, with less visible scalp showing through — a gradual, natural-looking improvement rather than an overnight transformation. Results vary based on the extent of thinning and how many viable follicles remain in the treated area.
Give Thinning Hair a Head Start
PRP hair restoration harnesses your body's own growth factors to support fuller, healthier-looking hair over time. Discover whether a personalized PRP plan at Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center is right for you.
Should I Get PRP for Hair Thinning?
If you're noticing more hair in the shower drain, a widening part, or an overall thinner look rather than complete bald patches, PRP is worth discussing. It's best suited to early-to-moderate thinning where follicles are still present but underperforming, rather than areas that are already fully bald or scarred.
Am I a Candidate for PRP Hair Restoration?
The best candidates are in the early-to-moderate stages of androgenetic alopecia or general thinning, with follicles that are still present but underperforming. PRP isn't effective on scalp areas that are completely bald or heavily scarred. During your consultation, one of our licensed providers will evaluate your scalp and medical history — PRP isn't recommended for those with certain blood disorders, active scalp infections, or low platelet counts. We'll set realistic expectations, since PRP supports existing follicles rather than creating new ones.
Hair Restoration Before & After
See how a personalized PRP series performed by our experienced providers has helped patients achieve fuller, healthier-looking hair over time.
Fuller-Looking Hair, Naturally
PRP hair restoration at Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center uses your own concentrated growth factors to support thicker, healthier-looking hair for patients experiencing early-to-moderate thinning.
Our team of 30+ licensed medical professionals has guided thousands of patients through personalized regenerative treatments across Beverly Hills, with an emphasis on realistic expectations and consistent, series-based care.
Why Choose Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center for Hair Restoration in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center's providers are trained in scalp anatomy and injection technique, using a systematic grid pattern to deliver platelet-rich plasma evenly across thinning areas for consistent coverage.
We take an honest approach to hair restoration — reviewing your hair loss pattern, setting a realistic session schedule, and tracking your progress along the way, so you always know what to expect from your PRP series.
What Is the Difference Between Hair Restoration, PRP/PRF, and EZ Gel?
Hair Restoration, PRP/PRF, and EZ Gel all draw on the same regenerative science — your body's own platelets and growth factors — but they're applied in different ways and to different areas.
Hair Restoration
Platelet-rich plasma injected directly into the scalp to help awaken thinning or miniaturized hair follicles and support fuller-looking hair over a series of sessions.
PRP/PRF
The same underlying platelet-based science applied to facial skin rather than the scalp — used to improve tone, texture, and radiance by stimulating collagen production in areas like the face, neck, and undereyes.
EZ Gel
A platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) gel derived from your own blood, used as a natural biofiller to add subtle volume and support tissue quality — a related but distinct application from injectable PRP.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before your Hair Restoration treatment.
Most patients begin with an initial series of three to four sessions spaced about four to six weeks apart, followed by periodic maintenance sessions — often every several months to a year — to help sustain results. Your provider will tailor the schedule to your degree of thinning and how your scalp responds.
Support Fuller Hair, Naturally
PRP hair restoration puts your own growth factors to work supporting thicker, healthier-looking hair over time. With minimal downtime and a personalized session plan, it's a natural next step for early-to-moderate thinning.
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