Hair loss in men and women is a common condition worldwide. Androgenic Alopecia is the most common condition for hair loss and it is estimated that 80% of men and 50% of women are affected by the age of 70 1. However, for many, hair loss starts even earlier and is associated with significant psychological stress.

Hair loss manifests differently in men and women. For men, the condition is often characterized by gradual hair thinning and hairline recession. Female hair loss pattern is on the other hand often characterized by diffuse hair loss and thinning without affecting the hairline.

The are numerous reasons for hair loss, and thereby numerous marketed treatment options that claim to counteract the condition. Treatment options vary from pills and creams to invasive hair transplants and surgery.

Today, there is solid evidence anchored in numerous research studies showing that plate-rich plasma, or PRP, can be applied as a non-invasive method for improving and/or maintaining scalp coverage (see literature).

PRP is a medical treatment that can help counteract hair loss and promote growth. PRP utilizes the body's natural healing process to stimulate hair follicles and increase hair growth. The treatment is effective for both men and women suffering from hair loss, and it also functions as a preventative measure, maintaining healthy hair growth.