the smallpox's own platelets
PRP increases the size of the hair follicle
PRP is the smallpox’s own platelets that are injected superficially into the scalp. Platelets are found in blood plasma and are growth factors that give a boost to the hair follicle.
When these growth factors are injected into the scalp, the hair follicle becomes stronger. If the hair follicle becomes stronger, it can start to produce a stronger hair strand and the hair is able to grow faster.
Since the hair follicle is genetically coded to shrink and produce a thinner strand of hair with age, PRP must be maintained to keep the results – similar to exercise.
If you stop exercising, you lose muscle size over time. Similarly with PRP – if you stop fattening the hair follicle, it will return to its previous size over time and then continue to shrink.
