ProGen PRP
Treating Hair Loss With Your Own Biology
Platelet rich plasma comes from your own blood, which is what makes it such an appealing option for thinning hair. We draw a small sample during your visit, spin it in a centrifuge for a few minutes to separate the plasma from everything else, and what remains is a concentrated dose of your own platelets and growth factors. Nothing is added. It is simply your body's healing machinery, concentrated.
Injected into the scalp, that plasma stimulates cellular regeneration around the hair follicles. Dormant follicles are encouraged back into an active growth phase, existing hairs grow in thicker, and the scalp environment improves overall. At June Medical, Dr. Vanessa Vélez Martínez uses the ProGen system to prepare a consistently high quality plasma concentration for every patient.


Who It Helps and What the Protocol Looks Like
PRP works best for people in the earlier stages of thinning, when follicles are still present but weakening. Both men and women see results, whether the pattern is a widening part, a receding hairline, or diffuse thinning across the crown. If a follicle has been gone for many years, PRP has less to work with, which is why coming in sooner matters.
A session takes about forty-five minutes start to finish, including the blood draw and processing time. Most patients start with three treatments spaced four to six weeks apart, followed by maintenance every four to six months. Shedding usually slows first, within the first couple of months, with visible density improvements showing up around the three to six month mark.
What makes ProGen PRP worth considering for hair loss.

How soon will I see results from PRP?
Reduced shedding is usually the first sign, often within the first two months. Visible density and new growth typically appear between three and six months, since hair grows slowly and the follicles need time to cycle. Photos at each visit help track progress that is hard to see day to day.
How many PRP sessions do I need?
The standard starting protocol is three sessions spaced four to six weeks apart. After that, most patients maintain their results with a session every four to six months. Dr. Vélez will adjust based on how your scalp responds.
Does the scalp injection hurt?
There is some discomfort, though it is brief. We use very fine needles and can apply topical numbing beforehand. Most patients describe it as a series of quick stings, and any tenderness afterward usually resolves within a day.
Am I a good candidate for PRP hair restoration?
PRP works best when follicles are still present but weakening, which means earlier intervention gets better results. Dr. Vélez will examine your scalp and go over your history during your evaluation to tell you honestly whether PRP is likely to help in your case.
