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I recently moved to Manhattan, and am looking for a quality, trustworthy, and hopefully not overly expensive PRP treatment provider. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you.
Best Prp Treatments In Manhattan/nyc
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i dont think prp works my friend so it might be a waste; no prp doctor will tell you its a waste though bc they want to make money;
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Long term it's probably a waste with Androgen Alopecia. In New Jersey, it's cheaper. You can do it for 500.00 for some doctor's, and in Philadelphia.
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Has anyone had any success with PRP just maintaining the hair they currently have?
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After much trial and error I realized the PROPER way to go about PRP.
- make sure it's a reputable clinic and that they are using the latest kits.
- Be certain he is performing the proper amount of injections. This is very important, the PRP needs to distribute evenly throughout the vascular tissue.
- Ask the doctor if he can centrifuge the blood for a longer amount of time, to assure total concentration of platelets.
- When the doctor is about to start the first injection, punch him in the f*****g face and steal the viles.
- cover the viles in gasoline, shove them up his *** and light them on fire.
- make sure it's a reputable clinic and that they are using the latest kits.
- Be certain he is performing the proper amount of injections. This is very important, the PRP needs to distribute evenly throughout the vascular tissue.
- Ask the doctor if he can centrifuge the blood for a longer amount of time, to assure total concentration of platelets.
- When the doctor is about to start the first injection, punch him in the f*****g face and steal the viles.
- cover the viles in gasoline, shove them up his *** and light them on fire.
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I've never heard of PRP, does it do anything? is it a scam?
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10/10 lel
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PRP costs around 400 dollars per treatment and might have the same effectiveness as minoxidil for some people. Overall, it's a waste. Use the money you would spend on that to save up for a hair transplant.
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here is some reviews...it seems to work better in women then men I think due to women have more inflammation or something..I may try it end of the month.
https://www.realself.com/prp-for-hair-loss?sortBy=nearby&displayStyle=0&location_id=8133
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OP found a good thread about PRP on womans forum with a good before/after pic from Dr Feller in NYC
https://www.heralopecia.com/interact/threads/prp-results-after-7-months-pix.18002/
https://www.heralopecia.com/interact/threads/prp-results-after-7-months-pix.18002/