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PRP and GFC, explained without overpromising.
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PRP and GFC, explained without overpromising.

In-clinic treatments that use components of your own blood to support the scalp. They support a plan; they are not a cure.

Honest Assessment

The clinical answer.

PRP and GFC use concentrated factors from your own blood to support hair, usually as part of a wider plan. Response varies and maintenance sessions are typically needed.

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Prefills: “I would like to schedule a consultation for hair PRP or GFC at Clinic Eximus.”

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Dr Prernna Taneja, MDS
Why Assessment First

Not everyone who asks about this needs it. A short assessment protects you from a route that may not suit your case — and points to what will.

Clinical Context

What is the Eximus route for hair prp and gfc?

In-clinic treatments that use components of your own blood to support the scalp. They support a plan; they are not a cure.

Protocol Anchors

  • 01Consultation and assessment of the cause of thinning.
  • 02A session schedule explained up front, with maintenance noted.
  • 03Treatment in sessions, with response reviewed over months.
Mechanism

How does hair prp and gfc actually work?

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is prepared by drawing a small blood sample and spinning it to concentrate platelets, which are then injected into the scalp. Platelets release growth factors on activation, which is the mechanism thought to support existing follicles. GFC follows a related but distinct preparation that concentrates growth factors while separating out red blood cells. Both work with follicles that are still active but underperforming, rather than regenerating follicles that have already stopped producing hair, which is why assessment of the cause and stage of thinning comes before either is recommended.

Suitability Mapping

Am I a suitable candidate for this protocol?

Every clinical path begins with biomarker mapping. For hair prp and gfc, suitability is usually determined by:

For suitable cases of thinning, often alongside medical management.
Certain medical conditions and medications affect suitability.
Honest Expectations

What should I realistically expect?

PRP and GFC support existing, active follicles. Neither is expected to regrow hair in areas that are already fully bald.
Response is individual. Some patients respond well, others see limited change, and this cannot be predicted before starting.
Maintenance sessions are typically part of the plan; a single course is not expected to hold its benefit indefinitely.
Both work best as part of a wider plan that also addresses any underlying cause of the thinning, not as a stand-alone fix.
Safety & Risk

What are the clinical safeguards and side effects?

We prioritise physiological safety over speed. Side effects for this route are managed through MD-led protocol adjustment:

Results vary; this is not a one-time or assured solution.
Maintenance sessions are usually needed to hold any benefit.
Suitability and aftercare are confirmed at consultation.
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Questions

Before you book.

Do I need a consultation first?

Yes. Suitability is confirmed before any treatment plan, which keeps care safe and individual.

Do you promise fixed results?

No. Results vary by person and concern, and maintenance may be needed. We do not promise fixed outcomes.

Is the price fixed?

Pricing is indicative until a clinician reviews your concern. We discuss cost openly at consultation.

Next Step

Find out if hair prp and gfc is right for you.

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Begin with a written care plan.

Cost is confirmed in writing after clinical review, never quoted blind.

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