High incidence of Androgenetic Alopecia among patients hospitalized due to severe COVID-19
This observational study shows a high incidence of androgenetic alopecia among COVID-19 patients.
Recently, there has been several peer reviewed studies that reaffirm a positive role for PRP for hair loss in men and women.
The studies confirm both increased hair count and thickening of existing hair after a series of PRP treatments. No serious adverse side effects were reported. They point out that there is no standardization in technique. The consensus is emerging that a series of initial treatments are needed with future maintenance once every 9 months to benefit the positive result since we continue to grow new hair.
As with all treatments, PRP does not work in 100% of patients, but seems to have a positive effect in 60-75% of the patients in most studies. Our experience reflects data being published.
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This observational study shows a high incidence of androgenetic alopecia among COVID-19 patients.
Hair loss telemedicine appointments are available monday thru friday.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions and for the health and well-being of our patients and staff, we are offering telemedicine appointments from the safety of your home.
Low Level Light Therapy continues to be an effective treatment alone or as an adjunct to other medical therapies.
Combination therapy is important for the success of treatment of male and female hair loss.
A large number of patients suffer from scarring alopecia and are hopeful that PRP can help.