Hair Loss & Thinning in Laval – PRP Treatment for Hair Restoration

What is PRP treatment for hair loss and hair thinning?

 

Discover how PRP naturally stimulates hair regrowth using your own platelets, no surgery, no chemicals.

PRP treatment, or Platelet-Rich Plasma, is an innovative non-surgical approach that uses your own biological resources to naturally stimulate hair regrowth and slow down both hair loss and hair thinning.

From a simple blood draw, the platelets, highly concentrated in growth factors, are isolated by centrifugation and then injected into the areas of the scalp where hair is thinning or shedding.

These growth factors act as cellular messengers: they reactivate dormant hair follicles, improve microcirculation, and promote tissue regeneration. The result is stronger, denser, visibly healthier hair over the following weeks and months.

PRP is a 100% autologous treatment, meaning it comes from your own blood. It contains no chemicals or additives, making it a safe, natural, and non-surgical option for both hair loss and progressive hair thinning.

Often used alongside other hair restoration treatments, or after a hair transplant, PRP helps extend follicle vitality and slow down future shedding.

 

Who can benefit from PRP treatment for hair loss and hair thinning?

 

PRP is suitable for men and women with hair loss and thinning, including post-transplant. Learn which types of alopecia benefit most.

At Clinique D in Laval, PRP treatment is performed under the supervision of Dr. Danielle Brassard, a dermatologist with extensive experience in PRP therapy for hair loss and hair thinning. This treatment is suitable for both men and women experiencing reduced hair density, progressive thinning, or recent onset shedding.

PRP is particularly recommended for patients with androgenetic alopecia, the most common cause of hair loss. This condition is linked to a genetic sensitivity of the hair follicles to androgens, leading to gradual miniaturization of the hair until it eventually disappears. When the follicles are still alive, PRP helps stimulate their activity, strengthen the hair shaft, and slow down ongoing hair loss.

PRP can also be used after a hair transplant to support healing and improve graft survival, or as a preventive treatment for patients at higher risk of premature hair thinning.

 

What results can be expected from PRP treatment for hair loss and hair thinning?

 

Learn what PRP can do for hair regrowth and improved density, under Dr. Brassard’s expert dermatologic evaluation.

The question many patients ask before starting this treatment is simple: does PRP really make hair grow back?

At Clinique D, PRP is presented as a natural hair-stimulation approach, not a miracle cure. Results vary depending on the cause of hair loss, the vitality of the follicles, and adherence to the treatment plan.

In most cases, patients first notice a gradual reduction in shedding, followed by thicker, denser hair regrowth over the following months. Hair often becomes stronger, shinier, and better anchored to the scalp. The first signs of improvement typically appear between 3 and 6 months, as reactivated follicles return to a normal growth cycle, especially in areas of hair thinning.

To maintain results, a maintenance plan is recommended, usually one booster session every 4 to 6 months.

So yes, PRP can meaningfully support hair regrowth when follicles are still active and when treatment is carried out in a rigorous dermatologic setting, such as under the supervision of Dr. Brassard at Clinique D in Laval.

 

How many PRP sessions are needed for hair loss, hair thinning & regrowth ?

 

Learn how many PRP sessions are needed to treat hair loss and thinning, stimulate hair regrowth, and maintain long-term hair density.

PRP treatment for hair loss is done in multiple stages, because hair regrowth takes time and consistency. At Clinique D in Laval, Dr. Danielle Brassard creates a personalized plan for each patient, based on the cause of hair loss, current hair density, and how the scalp responds to treatment.

In most cases, an initial series of 3 to 4 PRP sessions is recommended, spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart. This schedule helps progressively stimulate the follicles and leads to visible improvements in hair density, thickness, and strength over the following months.

After this first phase, maintenance sessions every 4 to 6 months are advised to preserve results and keep the follicles active. In some cases, such as after a hair transplant or in more advanced hair thinning, closer follow-up may be recommended.

The success of PRP depends on consistency: each session works as a cumulative biological boost, helping achieve natural, long-lasting regrowth results.

 

Are there any side effects linked to PRP for hair loss and hair thinning ?

 

PRP is a safe and well-tolerated treatment, especially when performed under the supervision of a dermatologist specializing in scalp health.

Platelet-Rich Plasma is considered a very safe treatment because it uses the patient’s own blood, with no chemicals or foreign substances added. Adverse effects are uncommon, and the chances of an allergic reaction or rejection are very low.

After the session, some patients may experience mild scalp sensitivity, temporary redness, slight swelling, or small bruises at the injection sites. These reactions are short-lived and usually resolve within one to two days without any special care.

Although PRP is a non-surgical procedure, it is still a medical treatment that requires a thorough understanding of the skin, hair follicles, and scalp physiology. For that reason, PRP for hair loss and hair thinning is best performed under the supervision of a dermatologist, the specialist most qualified to assess the cause of hair loss, adapt the protocol, and ensure patient safety.

At Clinique D, Dr. Danielle Brassard relies on her dermatology expertise to determine whether PRP is appropriate, screen for possible contraindications, and provide rigorous medical follow-up. Her approach ensures natural-looking results while maintaining the highest standards of safety and precision.

 

When should you consider PRP for hair loss and thinning, and what sets Clinique D apart ?

 

Consult at the first signs of hair loss or thinning and discover how Clinique D’s dermatology expertise leads to better PRP results.

The ideal time to consider Platelet-Rich Plasma treatment is at the first signs of hair thinning or loss of density. The earlier the follicles are still active, the better they respond to PRP. Waiting until the scalp is fully bare reduces effectiveness, because follicles that have been inactive for too long can no longer be reactivated.

This is why it is recommended to consult as soon as shedding becomes noticeable, after pregnancy, a major stress event, hormonal changes, or anytime the hair starts looking finer than usual. Early evaluation makes it possible to design a targeted treatment plan and achieve better long-term regrowth results.

What sets Clinique D apart is the dermatology-led approach provided by Dr. Danielle Brassard. Her expertise allows her to diagnose the exact cause of hair loss, whether hormonal, genetic, medication-related, or stress-induced, before recommending PRP or, when necessary, a more suitable alternative treatment.

At Clinique D, every PRP protocol is fully personalized: session frequency, platelet concentration, photographic follow-up, and when indicated, combination with complementary therapies. This medical, dermatologist-supervised approach is what differentiates a true hair-loss treatment from a simple aesthetic procedure.

 

How do you book a PRP consultation for hair loss & thinning at Clinique D ?

 

Schedule a PRP evaluation at Clinique D in Laval and receive a personalized plan for hair loss and thinning.

Book your appointment today by calling 514-396-5351 or by completing the following online form: Book an appointment